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Howard Campbell

Howard Campbell is a Jamaican journalist who has covered major events in that country, the Caribbean and South Florida for over 30 years. He has written for the Jamaica Observer, Gleaner Company and the Caribbean News Agency.

Toronto’s CJ Jackson Fuses Dancehall and Hip Hop in His Choreography
Ralston Barrett

Ffurious Makes Sumfest Debut
Tony Anthony

Osbourne ‘Ifield’ Joseph: A man on a mission
Kevin Jackson

Chris Hayles and Wife Latoya Mullings Promote Love in Relationships Through Music
Yasmine Peru

Exco Levi Gets Big Support at Album Launch in Jamaica
Claudia Gardner

Chronixx Makes Appearance at Reggae Boyz Training Session, Fans Ask ‘Where’s The Album?’
Jamaica Observer

Minister Marion Hall Drops New Single
Sophia Findlay

Gleaner Editor Neil Armstrong Receives Community Service Award.
Jamaica Star

Musician Wants National Award for The Abyssinians
Claude Mills

Buju Banton Wows with Sold-Out Shows in New York
Sade Gardener - Dance HallMag

Elephant Man Says He Never Attended Diddy’s Parties
Stephanie Lyew - Star writer

Japan Losing Interests in Dancehall-Mighty Crown Co-Founder Points to Various Issues
Natasha Williams - Star Writer

The Crowning Tour to Celebrate Leroy Sibbles
Leo Gilling

Take A Trip Down Reggae Lane
Danae Peart

Bob Marley, ONE LOVE film: on Love, Legacy and Waiting in Vain
Dani Mallick

Malie Donn Mourns Female Fan Killed While Trying to Attend Sold-Out Show in Canada
Anthony Turner

Broadcaster Richie B Changing the Game at Roadblock Radio, CBS 101.1 FM HD3
Kediesha Perry -Jamaica Observer

Salute to Jahshii’s Peace Plea
Loop Entertainment

Producer Clive Hunt Lauds Richie Stephens’ Chart Success
Heather Robinson

Reggae North Radio a New Wave for Reggae in Canada
Mary Galvan

TIPS AND TRICKS IN BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL ARTIST.
Micheal Nattoo-Dancehallmag

Wayne Wonder’s ‘No Letting Go’ Hits 100 Million Milestone On Spotify
Dr. Sylvanus Thompson

The Sudden Passing of Rudolph “Gibbo” Gibbs Shocks Community
Kathy Gayle

Kathy L. Gayle is a- *TV & Radio Production Specialist *Associate, Open Door Communications *Producer - "Family Time", "The Morning Watch" & "The Rock" on LOVE 101 FM in Jamaica * Producer "Let's Talk Family" on KLAS FM in Jamaica

Ammoye’s ‘The Light’ and ‘Water’ Musical Therapy
Nevada Alde - Victoria Buzz

‘The biggest Yet’: 25th Annual Victoria Ska & Reggae Festival Reveals Massive Lineup
Dave Rodney

Nigy Boy Rocks Guyana
Bryan Bonitto

Festival goes to Cabinet
Natasha Von Castle

Singing Melody Opens His Heart in Reggae Rendition of ‘Fragile’
Devi Seitaram - UrbanIslandz

Shaggy Claps Back at Critics Over His Style of Reggae, Likens It to Bob Marley
Sheldon Williams

Jonelle Joins Fully Bright Initiative in Jamaica
BET Staff

Shenseea Set to Perform at New York City’s Pride Island, Saturday June 25th!
Eugene Pitter

Magano Fires Up for EP Release
Brian Kotler

The Reggae Disconnection
Natrawn Wright

Exco Levi Set to Release his Latest Album ‘Born to be Free.’
Omar Tomlinson

Filmmaker Tristan Barrocks Focuses on Mining the Black Experience
Claudine Baugh

Dancehall Star Shaniel Muir Collapse Due to Exhaustion, Stress Amid Dispute with Former Manager
Mark Tony Anthony Bennett

From Jamaica to Canada: Richie B’s Morning Show Hits Reggae North Radio Waves
Ron Fanfair

Eddie Grant Gets Jamaican Honours on National Heroes Day
Jamaica Gleaner

10-year-old Jamaican Canadian Jazmin Headley Excited to Join Cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical
Roxroy Mclean

Dancehall Star Demarco Vows to Stop Doing Gun Songs
Julion King

The Legend that is African Star
Micheal Reckord

Dr Lillian Allen ‘the Foremother of Canadian Poetry’
Robert Wright - Dancehallmag

Reggae – Dancehall Global Ambassadors Series: Interview with Mumma Canada
Aaliyah Cunningham

Reggae and Dancehall on Decline in Germany
Mr T at Reggae Vibes

Glen Washington “Feeling Irie”
Desmond Brown

Two Canadian Artists are Among the Semi-Finalists in the 2022 Jamaican International Song Competition
Kelsey Adams

Canadian Reggae Past, Present, and Future
Ammoye

Five times JUNO nominee wonders “Reggae loves me… loves me not”
Micheal Smith

The Disconnect Between Reggae Music and its Montreal Community