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Volume 22/Issue 33
Media Coverage of Reggae Since 1995
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Kansas City, MO - Kansas City’s Annual Reggae Music & Jerk Festival 3 Days of Music, Food, & Community - September 5th - 7th, 2025
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 The highly anticipated Kansas City Reggae Music & Jerk Festival is back and celebrating over 30 years of music, culture, and community - September 5th - 7th, 2025.
This vibrant festival, presented by Friends of Reggae International, a Missouri-based nonprofit, promises three days of non-stop entertainment, featuring renowned reggae artists, traditional jerk cuisine, and a diverse range of cultural activities.
Since its inception in 1989, the festival has attracted over 500,000 local, national, and international music enthusiasts, becoming a staple event in the Kansas City area. This year’s lineup includes a mix of world music, dancehall, and roots & culture performances, showcasing both established and emerging artists.
Main stage Festival Highlights:
Friday, September 5th - World Music: Gates open at 5:00 pm, featuring performances by Top Ranx Sound System (Topeka KS), Arania Nemati (KC), Jah Lion/Maganda (KC), Sajh Kaya (KC) Yasus Afari (Jamaica) and Big Mountain (California).
Saturday, September 6th - Dance Hall: Gates open at 12:00 pm, featuring Day Dance
Party hosted by DJ E of Energy & Jams followed by main stage performances featuring Dj.Junior George, Osezua (Jamaica), Page-7 (Lawrence KS), AZ-One (KC Roots), Chyna Nicole (New York) Dj Dynamq (Somali), Luciano (Jamaica)
Sunday, September 7th - Roots & Culture: Gates open at 12:00 pm, showcasing
Ras Shumba Matsiga (Zimbabwe), Deepa Reality (KC Roots), Michael Long (spoken words) Kumar/Third World (Jamaica)
Jerk food cook-off, arts, crafts, poetry, cultural drummers, and dancers. The Caribbean food court will offer authentic cuisine and drinks throughout the weekend, while Art Garden KC and Friends of Reggae International will curate a marketplace of local artists and handmade products.
Canna Village & Marijuana Karna on the Green Stage, hosted by DJ E of KKFI's Energy & Jams
"The Kansas City Reggae Music and Jerk Festival is a celebration of unity and diversity," said Dave Clark, Director of Operations for Friends of Reggae International. "We invite everyone to join us for a weekend of incredible music, delicious food, and cultural exchange."
Tickets - CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
Single day and weekend passes are available now on Eventbrite
For updates, follow:
@FriendsofReggaeKC on Instagram
Friends Of Reggae International on Facebook.
#ReggaeFestKC
About Friends of Reggae International:
Friends of Reggae International is a Kansas City-based nonprofit organization and grant recipient supported by NTDF and the Missouri Arts Council, dedicated to promoting Tourism and the arts through music. Since 1989, the organization has fostered unity and understanding within the community through its annual Reggae Music & Jerk Festival.
Contact:
Dave Clark, Director of Operations Friends of Reggae International friendsofreggaekc@gmail.com
Friendsofreggae.com
Office: (816) 888-3291
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Reggae Singer Rochelle Bradshaw Releases Debut Album ISLAND GIRL
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 Reggae Singer Rochelle Bradshaw Releases Debut Album Island Girl
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11-Track Reggae/Contemporary/Soul Fusion Arrives on All Major Streaming Platforms
Reggaeville will be premiering the video to the title track “Island Girl”
8am on Friday 8/15.
About Rochelle Bradshaw
Rochelle Bradshaw’s story begins in Portland, Jamaica, in a home where music wasn’t just entertainment; it was the pulse of daily life. Her father, Anthony Bradshaw, and her uncle, Devon Bradshaw, both played with the legendary reggae band Burning Spear, and their influence surrounded her from the very beginning. Music was not a career to be chased. It was simply part of the world she was born into.
As a child, Rochelle spent countless hours in her uncle Devon’s modest studio in Norwich, quietly absorbing the rhythms, harmonies, and unspoken lessons passed between musicians. She learned that music is as much about listening as it is about performing, and that the soul of a song lies in its truth. Her earliest roles were not in the spotlight but in harmony, blending her voice to support others and helping their stories find wings.
Over the years, her quiet dedication led her far beyond what she had imagined. She was invited to tour and record with artists she had admired since childhood, including The Original Wailers, Burning Spear, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Luciano, Damian Marley, and Stephen Marley. These moments were never about fame for Rochelle. They were about learning, honoring the craft, and carrying forward the spirit of the music she grew up with.
Now rooted in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Rochelle brings her heritage with her, weaving the soul of Jamaica into every performance. With her band Hypnotion, she creates spaces where audiences feel connected, where songs of unity, self-love, and resilience are offered in both English and Jamaican patois. Her shows are less about performance and more about communion, a shared reminder of the strength found in community.
Her creativity extends beyond music into her work as a cannabis entrepreneur and brand ambassador for The Source Dispensary in Arkansas, where she has developed her own line of products, including Island Time, Hi Tide, and Lo Tide gummies, as well as Island Time vape carts. Just like her music, these ventures reflect her commitment to authentic, mindful living.
Her debut album, ISLAND GIRL, created in collaboration with her sister Tamara Bradshaw (UniVerss) and her uncle Devon Bradshaw, is the culmination of years of growth, listening, and love. It is an offering, an invitation for listeners to slow down, be present, and step into a world where heritage, heart, and humanity meet.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
Inquiries, interviews, and additional information: www.rochellebradshaw.com
Connect with Rochelle Bradshaw: linktr.ee/rochellebradshaw
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Humboldt County, Nor Cal - Favorite Moments of Reggae on the River 2025 |
 As the Media Coordinator for Reggae on the River, I work with our Media Partners for several months prior to the festival. They announce the festival on their radio shows, their socials and websites. They do ticket giveaway campaigns and artist interviews. Many of them even do street promotions (postering and flyering). Then, once they arrive at the festival, they continue working: interviews in the KMUD Press Tent, taking those images we see all year round from the photo pit, and overall networking... all to forward Reggae. Then after the festival, they spend hours editing their photos and writing their reviews. I reached out to some of them and asked if they had an extra minute to share with us what their favorite moment of Reggae on the River 2025 was...and I share their thoughts with you here. Enjoy! Kaati, Media Coordinator - Reggae on the River
~I have been going to Reggae on the River since the late 1990s, so I have stacked up a lifetime of moments, but here is one from 2025 that stands above the rest. It was late afternoon, with golden light pouring over the Eel River. I had just finished a set and was catching my breath, watching the crowd from the side of the stage. The river shimmered, people danced barefoot in the dust, and the unmistakable smell of festival food and sweet herbs hung in the air. Then it happened. The air shifted. The ground seemed to lift beneath my feet, and the bass rolled through the valley like distant thunder waking the hills. The crowd became one massive heartbeat. Strangers locked eyes and laughed like old friends. People swayed, children ran through the grass, the elders nodded in time, and I swear the river itself was moving to the riddim. I felt it all at once. The years, the history, the long drives, friends gained and lost, and the music that has carried me through every chapter of my life. For a moment, nothing else existed. Not bills. Not heartbreak. Not the outside world. Just this perfect collision of sound, soul, and scenery. It was pure Reggae on the River magic, the kind that cannot be planned, cannot be recreated, and only exists if you are right there in it. That is the moment I will carry forever. Rich 'DJ Spleece' Moore KSQD Santa Cruz, KSQT Prunedale/Nice Up Radio/realitysounds.com
~One of my favorite highlights of ROTR was enjoying the musical set of Christopher Ellis, (son to the Godfather of Jamaican Rocksteady, the late Alton Ellis). Chris sang songs like “Here We Are” and “Still go a Dance”, from the Marley Brother’s Ghetto Youth International Label. He also performed Alton Ellis classics like “Willow Tree”, “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do”, “I’m Still In Love With You”, to name a few. Set along the backdrop of the Eel River, fans and festival goers danced and sang songs word-for-word while he performed on the River Stage. For me, having him all the way from the UK, was not only a highlight, but it was surely a favorite moment that gave me a glimpse into Jamaica’s Reggae Royalty and Legacy. Lady J - 91.9 FM KCSB radio,Santa Barbara - www.kcsb.org
~ most spectacular moment was observing Kenyatta Hill channeling his father with his heart wide-open, and then pausing the music, stepping to the edge of the intimate Stay Positive Stage and declaring “I am my father’s son. But I am not my father.” I literally had goosebumps running up and down my arms.
Lee Abel - www.leeabelphotography.com
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DUBMATIX shares UK Reggae 2.0
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 UK Reggae 2.0
Modern Roots & Digital Rebels
Cheers
Jesse - DUBMATIX
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Auburn, CA - Dry Diggings Festival Returns to Auburn, CA for an Epic Weekend of Music & Camping! August 22–23, 2025 - WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS! Contest ends tomorrow!
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 Dry Diggings Festival Returns to Auburn, CA for an Epic Weekend of Music & Camping!
Auburn, CA — August 22–23, 2025
CLICK HERE TO ENTER TO WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS! 5 winners will be announced on August 15. (does not inc. camping or parking).
The highly anticipated Dry Diggings Festival is back! Taking place at the scenic Gold Country Fairgrounds in Auburn, CA, this two-day celebration of music, community, and great vibes promises an unforgettable experience for fans of reggae, ska, punk, and beyond.
This year’s lineup is stacked with legends, rising stars, and local favorites:
🎶 Friday, August 22
• Anthony B
• King Yellowman
• Prezident Brown
• Mystic Roots ft. Lake Anthony
• J Ras & The Higher Elevation
• Iyah Wise
🎸 Saturday, August 23
• Mad Caddies
• HR of Bad Brains
• Arden Park Roots
• Garden Groove (Tribute to Sublime)
• Zach Deputy
• The B Foundation
• Zach Olmos
• Perarez
. Sammy Ramone
In addition to live performances, festival-goers can enjoy on-site camping, local vendors, craft beverages, and delicious food in a family-friendly atmosphere surrounded by the beauty of Northern California.
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now at www.drydiggingsfest.com
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New Vinyl Release from - LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY
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 Shanachie Entertainment Presents New Vinyl Release from LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY - BLACK ARK PRODUCTIONS;
CRUCIAL CUTS FROM THE HEART OF THE ARK (1973-1978)
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE VINYL AND CDS
(Vinyl available now; CD 8/29)
Anticipated Compilation of Seventies Records Includes Reggae Classics & Great Rare Tracks
“Perry was a prolific reggae singer, producer and studio wizard who reinvented the genre and pushed the boundaries of Jamaican music—he pioneered and expanded the use of the studio as an instrument in itself, which forever changed the sound of music everywhere.” --ROLLING STONE
Lee “Scratch” Perry: A genius? A madman? A mystic man? There can be no doubt that he is one of the most consequential figures in the world of music, creator of countless reggae classics, a mentor to Bob Marley, an architect of dub music, and inspiration to musicians around the world ranging from The Clash to the Beastie Boys.
Though "Scratch" may have at times seemed crazy, it is worth noting that his often-appointed title as a 'creative genius' appears accurate, as geniuses tend to see things others do not see and inhabit realities unseen.
Shanachie Entertainment just released Crucial Cuts From The Heart of the Ark (1973-1978), a special vinyl LP compilation of Perry’s celebrated Black Ark studio recordings, including both reggae classics such as Max Romeo’s “War Ina Babylon” and Junior Murvin’s “Police and Thieves” and wonderful rarities such as “Fisherman Dub” and Carlton & The Shoes “Better Days.”
As the music on this album reveals, Lee Perry’s Black Ark creations re-arrange the familiar into something new and magical.
Lee Perry a/k/a Scratch, Pipecock Jackson and the Upsetter, was born Hugh Rainford Perry in 1936, growing up poor in a rural parish of Northwest Jamaica. From a young age he was fascinated by music, was a great dancer and attended sound system dances whenever possible.
Around 1960 he arrived in the vibrant music scene of Kingston, determined to become a singer. He was taken on by producer Coxsone Dodd as a “handyman,” helping with his Downbeat sound system and studio work. Soon he was pitching songs to Dodd, who was impressed with his clever--sometimes risqué—lyrics, if not Lee’s limited singing voice.
In 1963, The Wailers auditioned for Dodd and Lee became involved in helping them shape their music. Soon Lee was able to record and some of his tunes became popular—especially “Chicken Scratch,” which gave rise to his nickname.
Over the next few years, he worked for most of all the top producers—Duke Reid, Coxsone Dodd, Joe Gibbs, Clancy Eccles, and Prince Buster—as an A & R person and songwriter, always departing due to lack of remuneration and credit. He often recorded mocking tunes such as “People Funny Boy” directed at his former employers.
By 1968 Lee “Scratch” Perry was an independent producer, naming his studio musicians The Upsetters and scoring instrumental hits with innovative rhythms that helped forge the new reggae style.
In 1970-1971 he produced what many consider the greatest works by the Wailers; in 1968 one of his Upsetters productions hit #5 on the UK pop chart via Trojan Records and more hits followed. That gave him the funds to build his own studio and in 1973 the legendary Black Ark was born. The equipment at Black Ark was very basic; some musicians marveled that it was not even “professional.” Yet Lee was able to orchestrate an amazing, powerful sound out of it.
Because of his strong musical sense and commitment to Black culture, Rastafari and creativity, musicians both established and new flocked to Black Ark. Among the many landmark classics cut at Black Ark are such incisive political commentaries as Max Romeo’s “War Ina Babylon,” and Junior Murvin’s “Police and Thieves” (covered by the Clash). The Congos’ “Heart of the Congos” album is a roots classic and there are many wonderful obscure singles such as Carlton and the Shoes’ “Better Days” and Zap Pow’s “River.”
Many dub creations made innovative use of Scratch’s sonic wizardry via echo, phasing, reverb, flanging, wah-wah, and various sound effects. “Crucial Cuts From The Heart of the Ark” is an immersive sound experience that takes the listener into the magical world of Perry’s classic work at Black Ark. The album cover features an iconic photo of Scratch at work in the studio, taken by celebrated photographer Kate Simon, who notes that Scratch liked it so much he had a mural of the photo painted on the studio wall.
It all came to an end in 1978 as Lee, besieged by extortionists, freeloaders, religious fanatics, and assorted pilgrims, let the studio lapse and then he set it on fire, some say due to frustration, others say from mental collapse. He left Jamaica, collaborated with musicians around the world, toured as a sort of mystic trickster/shaman and prospered. But Lee “Scratch” Perry’s work at Black Ark will always stand as his ultimate creative achievement.
Here also is a linkfire to where fans can purchase:
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San Diego, CA - August 30–31, 2025 - HOLO HOLO MUSIC FESTIVAL with J Boog, The Green, Common Kings, Wyclef Jean
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August 30–31, 2025 - Gallagher Square at Petco Park | San Diego, CA
HOLO HOLO MUSIC FESTIVAL
POWERHOUSE LINEUP & NEW ISLAND CULINARY EXPERIENCE
Holo Holo Music Festival is set to light up San Diego once again, bringing an electrifying fusion of reggae, island, and Polynesian-inspired music to Gallagher Square, Petco Park August 30–31, 2025.
Celebrating its biggest year yet, the two-day event unveils a star-studded lineup and debuts the Great Island Cook Out. This immersive culinary journey showcases the flavors of the
Pacific Rim.
“Holo Holo is about bringing people together through the power of music, culture, and community,” said Dan Sheehan, festival producer. “This year, we’re raising the bar with our most exciting lineup yet and introducing Great Island Cook Out—because no island celebration is complete without incredible food.”
AN UNFORGETTABLE WEEKEND!
Holo Holo San Diego 2025 features a dynamic blend of reggae legends, fresh voices, and fan-favorite talent that celebrates the evolving influence of Pacific Island music.
Saturday, August 30
J Boog, The Green, Ekolu, Landon McNamara,
Ho’onu’a, Tribal Theory, and Johnny Suite
Sunday, August 31
Common Kings, Josh Tatofi, DJ Noiz x Kennyon Brown, Ooklah The Moc, Paula Fuga,
and Likkle Jordee
Great Island Cook Out
New this year, The Great Island Cook Out will take festival goers on a flavorful journey through the best island-inspired cuisine. From Hawaiian BBQ to fresh seafood and tropical fruits, this dynamic food experience brings the flavors of the Pacific alongside the festival’s world-class music.
All Holo Holo San Diego tickets include access to The Great Island Cook Out, making it a full cultural
experience of island sounds and flavors.
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS & MORE INFORMATION
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Four Upcoming Holo Holo Music Festivals: San Diego, Sacramento, Tacoma, and Honolulu — Don’t miss out—lock in your pass today.
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Four Upcoming Holo Holo Music Festivals: San Diego, Sacramento, Tacoma, and Honolulu — Don’t miss out—lock in your pass today.
ABOUT HOLO HOLO MUSIC FESTIVAL
Holo Holo Music Festival was born from a love of island and reggae music—a genre deeply rooted in connection, culture, and movement. The festival first set sail in 2022 at Frost Amphitheater at Stanford University, bringing together fans to celebrate the vibrant sounds of the islands. With the spirit of holo holo—meaning "to travel, to sail, to move"—the event quickly expanded, reaching new shores in Las Vegas and Sacramento in 2023. By 2024, its journey continued with a highly anticipated stop in San Diego.
Now, in 2025, we’re excited to take Holo Holo even further, bringing the music and community to Oceanside, Las Vegas, Sacramento, Tacoma, and San Diego! As we continue to move and grow, the festival remains a space for connection—where fans can gather for two days of unforgettable performances, incredible food, and the shared love of island and reggae music.
For Good Vibez Presents co-owner Dan Sheehan, Holo Holo is more than just a festival—it’s a reflection of his roots. “Growing up in Ewa Beach, O‘ahu, island music and reggae were the soundtracks of my childhood. These styles—the heartbeat of the islands—are the backbone of my work as a festival producer and venue owner. A big part of Good Vibez Presents is about discovery, and I’m honored to showcase and celebrate these artists at Holo Holo Festivals.”
For over 25 years, Good Vibez Presents has produced hundreds of immersive, multidimensional concerts and festivals across the West Coast, Hawaii, Arizona, North Carolina, and Mexico. They are the driving force behind the California Roots Music & Arts Festival in Monterey, the largest reggae-rock festival in the country. With a deep commitment to supporting nonprofits, small businesses, and creatives, Good Vibez Presents continues to build events that foster community, uplift artists, and spread positivity.
Holo Holo Music Festival is more than just a gathering—it’s a journey. Enjoy a weekend of incredible music and good vibes! Choose the Holo Holo that is right for you!
Holo Holo Music Festival in SAN DIEGO, CA -August 30 & 31, 2025
Gallagher Square at Petco Park
Holo Holo Music Festival in SACRAMENTO, CA - September 27 & 28, 2025
Heart Health Park at Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Blvd.
Holo Holo Music Festival in O'AHU, HI - October 18 – 19, 2025
Bishop Museum, Honolulu, HI
Holo Holo Music Festival in TACOMA, WA - Saturday, November 8, 2025 – Sunday, November 9, 2025
Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, WA
Don’t miss out—lock in your pass today!
All Ages Welcome | Rain or Shine | Kids 3 and younger are FREE with a paid adult
Ticket and info: https://www.holoholofestival.com/
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Featured Video - Yasus Afari - Dem Way Deh - Catch him at Kansas City Reggae Festival
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Featured Video -Yasus Afari - Dem Way Deh (with lyrics)
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Attention Reggae Artists — Free listing opportunity
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Finding Peace of Mind: 6 Steps Toward Lasting Serenity
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Accept what you can't change.
Forgive.
Stay present.
Focus on yourself.
Keep a journal.
Connect with nature.
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Richie B's Jamaican Reggae Airplay Charts
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Jamaica Music Countdown — By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
JMC Charts -
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
August 8 - 14, 2025
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
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TOP 25 Dancehall Singles ,TOP 25 Reggae Singles and TOP 10 Albums/CD Chart
JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
August 8 - 14, 2025
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Ital Statistics This WEEK in Reggae
and Nubian, Rasta, herb and related history
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This Week in Reggae — and Nubian, Rasta, herb and related history
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| August 13 |
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DJ Red Fox (Gareth Shelton) is born. |
| 1960: |
Central African Republic proclaims independence from France. |
| August 14 |
| 1946: |
Vivian "Yabby You" Jackson is born in Kingston, Jamaica. |
| 1969: |
Thriller U (Eustace Hamilton) is born in Kingston, Jamaica. |
| August 15 |
| 1824: |
Liberia established by freed American slaves. |
| 1948: |
Musician Bertram McLean aka Ranchie is born. |
| 1960: |
Congo (Brazzaville) gains independence from France. (National Day) |
| 1966: |
Tatsuyuki Aoki [Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra; drums] is born in Tokyo, Japan. |
| 1969: |
The Woodstock Music and Art Fair begins on Max Yasgur's farm in Bethel, New York. |
| 1992: |
Wilfred Edwards aka Jackie Edwards passes away. (b. 1938) |
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 2025 marks the 31st year that Reggae Festival Guide has been the leading media company in the reggae industry!
Our parent company, RBA Publishing & Publicity, is based out of Humboldt County, CA (formerly Reno, NV). For 25 years, we produced the annual Reggae Festival Guide print magazine. Although we don't publish the annual magazine anymore, we have our top-ranking website: www.ReggaeFestivalGuide (41,000 unique monthly visitors), and this weekly reggae e-publication Reggae Festival Guide (52,000 weekly subscribers). Please follow us on Socials for up-to-the-minute reggae news and music: We have 450,000 fans that follow us on Facebook (please join us there), 40K that follow us on Instagram, and another 9,000 that follow us on Twitter.
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