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In a recent interview on Mr. E's Southside Bosses show, Jamaican reggae artist Lincoln Prophet dives deep into his musical roots, tracing his path from his Jamaican upbringing to international recognition. Born Weithney Reid in Saint Elizabeth Parish, Lincoln's passion for music blossomed early. After immigrating to the US at 14, music became his constant companion. Even during his military service, Lincoln gravitated towards reggae, collaborating with established artists like Sugar Minott and Frankie Paul. Watch Interview Here: The year 1991 marked a turning point. With laser focus, Lincoln embarked on a full-time music career. Experimenting with diverse styles and lyrical approaches, he landed his first vinyl production alongside Corporal Tim. His talent resonated with audiences both in the US and Jamaica, where he seamlessly blended reggae with emerging hip-hop influences. Back in Jamaica, Lincoln's star continued to rise. He signed with the prestigious Youth-man Promoti

Terrible Time  New music video by Luciano Luciano, the legendary reggae artist known for his powerful vocals and socially conscious lyrics, has just released a new music video for his latest single "Terrible Time". The song addresses the struggles and hardships faced by many individuals in today's society, touching on themes of injustice, poverty, and inequality. In the music video, Luciano delivers his poignant message through soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics, accompanied by stunning visuals that capture the raw emotions behind the song. The video serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up for what is right and speaking out against injustices in the world. As one of the pioneers of the reggae music genre, Luciano continues to use his platform to shed light on important social issues and inspire positive change. Through his music, he encourages listeners to reflect on the world around them and take action to create a more equitable and compassiona