Reggae News You Can Use For December 15, 2021

Your daily dose of international Reggae, Dancehall, Afrobeats news!

• “Essence” performance on Tonight Show showcases the talents of Tems and Wizkid
• First Nigerian artist to headline Madison Square Garden will be Burna Boy
• http://www.austinreggaefest.com/asu-fall-2022-start-date/
• asu fall 2022 start date
• sugardaddy seeking

Also newsworthy is the fact that the 2019 Austin Reggae Festival raised $160,868.77 to help feed hungry Central Texas families.…

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Reggae News You Can Use For May 24, 2021

Your daily dose of international Reggae, Dancehall, Afrobeats news!

• Ayodele Odeyemi blends Canadian national anthem with Afrobeats
• Etana thanks her many fans for Billboard No. 1 plaque
• “Heavy as Lead” is the new single from Rebelution
• SOJA ‘s new single “Something to Believe In” features Stick Figure
• Teeardropz set to release “Wake Up List” on Manatee Records

Also newsworthy is the fact that the 2019 Austin Reggae Festival raised $160,868.77 to help feed hungry Central Texas families.…

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Reggae News You Can Use For May 17, 2021

Your daily dose of international Reggae, Dancehall, Afrobeats news!

• EDMIdentity interviews Spinall about Afrobeats, social justice and more
• Jamaica Observer talks to Stick Figure about their chart-topping album “Fire and Stone”
• Rebelution, Stephen Marley and more will play “Closer to the Sun” festival in December
• Reggae Sumfest elects not to go virtual in 2021, aiming instead for live October event
• Tiwa Savage’s easy chic travel style comes from items entirely made in Nigeria

Also newsworthy is the fact that the 2019 Austin Reggae Festival raised $160,868.77 to help feed hungry Central Texas families.…

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Reggae News You Can Use For May 7, 2021

Your daily dose of international Reggae, Dancehall, Afrobeats news!

• “Fire & Stone (Prince Fatty Presents)” by Stick Figure is iTunes’ #1 reggae album
• Graffy cover of Justin Bieber’s “Anyone” set for May 17 release
• Jamaica Observer analyzes the state of reggae in 2021
• New exhibit in Detroit celebrates the black women of Jamaica’s dancehall scene
• Skillibeng is now Jamaica’s top dancehall artist, says Boom Boom

Also newsworthy is the fact that the 2019 Austin Reggae Festival raised $160,868.77 to help feed hungry Central Texas families.…

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