Burna Pulse  In the world of contemporary music, few names shine as brightly as Burna Boy. Born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, the Nigerian superstar has taken the world by storm with his fusion of Afrobeat, reggae, and dancehall, earning accolades and awards along the way. However, his recent actions have cast a dark shadow over his illustrious career. On the other hand, Steel Pulse stands as one of the most revered and influential reggae bands in history. Formed in 1975 in Birmingham, England, by David Hinds and his fellow bandmates, Steel Pulse has been a beacon of conscious reggae music, advocating for social justice and equality through their powerful lyrics and soulful rhythms. The Incident  Recently, Burna Boy's remarks about Steel Pulse have caused an uproar in the reggae community. In a shocking display of arrogance and disrespect, Burna Boy made derogatory comments about Steel Pulse during an interview, undermining their immense contributions to reggae music. Such behavior is no

SHALOM!!! Get ready for a reggae redemption story that will have you shouting "Hallelujah!" and skanking to the beat all at once. Today, we delve into the incredible life and music of Stephen Omar Harper, better known by his stage names: Stevie Wonder (yes, you read that right!), and the mighty Shalom! Shalom's journey began in 1968, in the heart of Kingston, Jamaica. Music coursed through his veins from a young age, with the eight-year-old already belting out tunes. Fate intervened when he met the legendary Sugar Minott, founder of Youth Man Promotion Recording Studio. This is where Stevie Wonder, the name (don't ask!), transformed into a teenage reggae enthusiast soaking up knowledge under the wing of a master.   Sugar Minott Those early days saw Shalom touring the globe as a backup vocalist alongside the likes of the late Jennifer Lara. He crisscrossed continents, experiencing the electric energy of reggae fans in England, Germany, France, Canada, Japan, the US, an

  Don Dada, also known as Menelik Nesta Gibbons, is a South African reggae and hip-hop artist making waves in the music industry. This post highlights his accomplishments and his dedication to social causes. Early Achievements and Accolades First South African artist to sign a distribution deal with Bob Marley's Tuff Gong International. First artist from South Africa to premiere a music video on Tuff Gong's YouTube channel. Performed at the prestigious "Catch a Fire" Bob Marley tribute concert in Kingston, Jamaica. Viva Mandela: An Anthem for Unity Don Dada's song "Viva Mandela" achieved multi-platinum status within a short period, a remarkable feat for an independent artist. He donates a portion of the royalties to the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Don Dada has written three Mandela tributes in total. Spreading Positivity Through Music Don Dada is passionate about education and giving back to his community. He frequently interacts