Jamaica
A rising and tragic trend is shaking Jamaican social media, where TikTok live streams have become the stage for real-time acts of violence. Jabari “Baba Skeng” Johnson, son of reggae legend Jah Mason, was shot and killed while streaming live — joining fellow TikTokers Nyah Gang and 41 Busshead, who met similar ends. The incidents have sparked national outrage and concern, with artists like Stalk Ashley expressing fear over the impact such scenes may have on young and elderly viewers. Experts warn that exposure to such live violence can cause serious psychological harm. Mental health resources in Jamaica are being highlighted as communities seek healing and support in the face of these disturbing events.
Jamaica is set to host the Earth Hour 2025 Acoustic Concert at Hope Gardens in St. Andrew on March 22, featuring performances by reggae artists Luciano, Keznamdi, and Sevana. This free event aligns with the global Earth Hour initiative, encouraging individuals worldwide to turn off their lights for one hour to raise awareness about environmental issues. The concert exemplifies the reggae community’s commitment to environmental sustainability and the fight against climate change.
Ghost returns with the official music video for his upbeat single “Be Your Friend,” which has been receiving widespread acclaim locally and internationally since its 2024 release. The visuals capture the song’s vibrant, feel-good essence with stunning Caribbean scenes and an uplifting message. Ghost continues to prove his staying power in the industry, blending his signature smooth vocals with a modern pop-influenced dancehall sound. As the video garners attention, fans can look forward to more from the talented artist, who remains dedicated to delivering quality music and positive vibes worldwide.
(ReggaeVibeMedia.com) – February 2025 marks the annual celebration of Reggae Month in Jamaica, observed under the theme “Come Ketch Di Riddim.” This month-long festivity honors the rich legacy of reggae music through a series of events, concerts, and workshops. Reggae Month is a time when lovers of this infectious music genre come together to celebrate […]
Dancehall Week 2025, taking place from February 23 to March 2 in Kingston, Jamaica, celebrates the global influence of dancehall music and culture. Highlights include the Dancehall Village, a grand street parade, performances by top-tier artists like Shenseea and Beenie Man, and workshops led by influential industry pioneers. Tourists and locals alike can immerse themselves in the vibrant essence of Jamaican culture. For more information, visit the official Dancehall Week website.
In a heartbreaking yet powerful moment, Dancehall Reggae artist Kizzy Don took to Instagram today to reveal the painful reality she’s been living through. The artist, known for her fierce lyrics and vibrant energy, shared images of injuries she sustained in her abusive relationship. The most shocking part of her post showed blood on the […]
It was a beautiful evening at “Rub a Dub Thursday,” where the vibes were high, and the energy was cool like a Jamaican breeze. This special night was dedicated to honoring two of the industry’s greats: Nadine Sutherland and Alonzo Hawk. However, before the tributes began, the evening took an unexpected turn. Major Mackerel found […]
Today, we mark the 186th Emancipation Day in Jamaica, a day that signifies the triumph over the shackles of slavery and the enduring spirit of a people who have risen from the ashes of oppression. This day, celebrated every August 1st, is not only a Jamaican commemoration but also a day of reflection, unity, and […]