Reggae Lover

International Reggae and World Music Awards

Koffee Wins Grammy for Best Reggae Album - Bonus

Red Carpet Shelley

Large Up DJ Gravy

Gaining Access

Best of 2019 Reggae

Season Finale

DJ RunDat: Best-Selling "How to start a DJ Business" Author

Maxi Priest guests on Reggae Lover. The superstar talks about his recently released album entitled "It All Comes Back to Love." The project was executive produced by Shaggy. We preview the album's title track "It All Comes Back To Love" and "My Pillow' which sound classic. Listen for "It's a Summertime Vibe" feat. Bounty Killer, and Maxi's favorite cut, "The Bridge You Burn." Also, "Cool Nuh" with Shaggy, and "Anything You Want" with Estelle and Anthony Hamilton. Maxi takes us back to his early days in East London lifting speaker boxes. The singer walks us through an evolution forged in London's sound system scene. He was the first reggae artist to have a No. 1 hit worldwide, including the U.S. Billboard charts. There's so much to learn from this fun conversation with the living legend, Maxi Priest. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donations

169 - King Addies Music

Kahlil Wonda and AGARD link up in Brooklyn to explore questions such as: Is someone "closed-minded" if they choose a particular lane? How does the music you listen to really affect you? Should one consume all the forms of music or media available, or is it wiser to live in a self-imposed bubble? Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donations

This conversation, featuring Carry On Friends podcast host Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown, centered around sound systems and dancehall. Topics Covered: Kerry-Ann's huge sound system cassette collection and her favorite sounds. Our preferences for Jamaican and New York-based sounds. Nuances of dancehall such as DJs who play a balanced mixture of dubplates and girl tunes. The difference between a party and a "dance." The lost arts of the early warm and early juggling. Predictable playlists and the lack of creativity that's prevalent today. Reminiscing about dancehall back in the 90s. Jamaica's apparent complacency towards its greatest cultural export. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donations

166 - Carry On Friends

Interviews with King Shine and Supersonic as they prepare to square off in Round 2 of the World Fight Club (WFC) sound clash league. Full show notes: http://highlanda.net/2019/10/06/world-fight-club-round-2/ Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donations

164 - Reggae Lover History part 2