Reggae Lover pulls back the curtain on the issues, back stories, and adventures of the global reggae music phenomena, emphasizing sound system culture. This reggae podcast features discussions on the culture, economics, and everything relatable to reggae lovers.
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Koffee Wins Grammy for Best Reggae Album - Bonus
Kahlil Wonda and AGARD react to Koffee winning Best Reggae Album for her EP, "Rapture," at the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center on January 26, 2020, in Los Angeles, California.
Koffee is the youngest solo act and only female ever to win a Grammy for Best Reggae Album.
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episode 173: Best of 2019 Reggae
Happy New Year! We're back with a Reggae Lover recap of 2019. Also predictions for 2020 like "Most likely to Fade," and "Most Likely to Blow Up," plus Grammy predictions...
episode 174: Gaining Access
"Gaining Access" with guest Odessa Chambers, a publicist and television producer based in Kingston. She is the creator of O-Access Jamaica and host of the podcast "Reasonings with Odessa." Episode 174 (Season 5, Ep...
episode 175: Large Up DJ Gravy
REGGAE LOVER GUEST DJ GRAVY IS A MUSICIAN, SELECTOR, PUBLISHER AND AN OG NEW YORKER WHO REPRESENTS THE DIVERSITY OF WHERE HE’S FROM. This interview with DJ Gravy centers around how he has expressed his love for reggae and influenced the culture since the early 2000s.
episode 176: Red Carpet Shelley
This episode of the Reggae Lover Podcasts features an interview with Caribbean media personality and entertainment blogger, Red Carpet Shelley. Shelley gives us her first-hand recap of the recent Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise, answers a round of rapid-fire questions, shares her reggae lover journey and lets us know what she's excited in 2020.
episode 177: International Reggae and World Music Awards
All the Grammy nominees in the best reggae album category are winners. That one category is not enough to represent Caribbean music. Enter IRAWMA. The International Reggae and World Music Awards is a platform for us to honor our own. This award show hasn't gotten the attention that it deserves and this needs to change. We talked through some of the categories on the IRAWMA 2019 list and give our predictions...
episode 178: Reggae is for the Children
Research shows that children who listen to reggae and classical music are more likely to become open-minded. We examine these findings.
Buzzworthy:
- Bounty Killer gives a talk on avoiding domestic violence.
- Koffee continues to garner media attention plus other industry trends.
Tastemaker:
Skip Marley ft. H.E.R - Slow Down music video. https://www.youtube...
episode 179: Financial Empowerment
Listen to Reggae Lover episode 179, Financial Empowerment, on-demand.
Kahlil Wonda and AGARD offer commentary and suggestions on gaining financial success in a competitive reggae industry.
This episode features the soundclash update, buzzworthy and tastemaker segments.
The Tastemaker: Mýa ft. Ding Dong - Handsfree
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episode 180: Top Five 1990s Roots Reggae Songs
Kahlil Wonda analyzing the top 5 reality tunes from reggae's best decade. Kahlil has pieced together his personal top-ranking 90's culture selections.
- Buzzworthy - Buju Banton Drew a Massive Crowd In Kenya For First Post Prison Show In Africa. Banton rocks mega-concert at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) ground. Does the First radio interview in years on NRG Radio in Kenya. [youtube=http://www.youtube...
episode 181: The Producers
A talented group of Reggae producers has been spreading the culture worldwide without necessarily getting their due fanfare. Many listeners may not know who is responsible for the songs and riddims they enjoy listening to. Some Jamaican hitmakers are even infiltrating other genres and collaborating with the biggest names in music. We highlighted some producers who have shined with successful records but have remained behind the scenes...