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Bermuda artist Collie Buddz said his latest album was a reflection of his life over the past ten years. “This is my first independent release and being fully hands-on in all aspects of the process has been amazing,” he said of the album, entitled Go...

Never the shy type, Bermuda’s international reggae artist Collie Buddz, aka Colin Harper, has predicted the island’s legalisation of cannabis. The topic arose in his interview this month with the cannabis-friendly web journal Merry Jane, on the singl...

Ras Shiloh said it is an “honour” to perform a tribute for late reggae legend Bob Marley. The Brooklyn-born reggae artist will headline Saturday’s annual Veterans in Action Legend Bob Marley Tribute at BAA Gymnasium, also featuring Bermuda’s own Riva...

Reggae singer/songwriter Mishka is to draw on his international reputation to help a local charity. The Chewstick Foundation will benefit from the proceeds of his upcoming concert, which will take place today at the World Heritage Centre in St George...

With this Friday marking 39 years since the outbreak of the race riots of 1977, musician Live Wires aims to sanctify the occasion with a concert in the foyer of City Hall. “I like to do things that have significance,” the reggae artist told The Royal...

Singing Melody will headline next month’s reggae concert alongside fellow Jamaican artist and Grammy Award nominee Sizzla Kalonji at Number 1 Car Park, organisers have confirmed. The reggae artist has earned recognition for his vocal talents, particu...

One of the most successful contemporary reggae artists is returning to perform on Bermuda’s shores. Grammy Award nominee Sizzla Kalonji, or Sizzla as he is most commonly referred to, will headline a concert at the No 1 Car Park in Hamilton on Novembe...

The reggae group Idren, now performing at Tobacco Bay, take their name from the Rasta word for brethren, and they take the cause seriously. The band, in conjunction with the Bermuda Tourism Authority and beach management, are donating $100 to Big Bro...

When reggae artist Giles “Sir Dudley” Spurling wrote his new song Born Bermudian, he wanted to celebrate his culture. The first words out of his mouth when he started composing were: “Mi a born Bermudian...” And while he received positive feedback to...

“King of Dancehall” Beenie Man is promising “nothing but the best” when he helps to get the Cup Match party started tonight. The Grammy-winning Jamaican reggae artist is headlining the second instalment of the Cup Match Summer Splash at Par-la-Ville ...

Ramon Clarke grew up “spitting verse” outside City Hall. He and his friends would gather at lunch and after, having “sparred” through high school. The 36-year-old started singing in his primary school choir. At 19 he started recording after his prod...

Grammy Award-winner Beenie Man is coming to Bermuda for Cup Match Summer Splash 2016. Concert promoters declined to comment but reliable sources in Jamaica have confirmed the dancehall legend will perform at the event. Reggae stars Sanchez and Jah Cu...