This year’s Grammys have a chance to make history, albeit in a way that might get missed by most TV viewers watching music’s biggest night at home. For the first time in its 39-year existence, the ...

The Riddims are a High Desert Reggae group in Albuquerque that has been playing together since 2013. The band is gaining popularity throughout the southwest, bringing multiple styles together to ...

Duane Stephenson’s sophomore release, BLACK GOLD, hit stores Sept. 28 and shows the celebrated singer/songwriter working with legendary reggae sax player Dean Fraser, who also produced the most of the ...

The International Arts Foundation will present a three-day celebration of global music, culture and people: the International Arts Festival, September 30 through October 2. The festival (formerly ...

Nearly a decade after hatching the idea for a country album that infuses reggae, Willie Nelson's "Countryman" will see release this summer by Lost Highway. By Billboard Staff Nearly a decade after ...

Shot in Jamaica, Skip Marley's video for “In Our Sight” reinforced the song’s message of collective strength. The track is inspired by classic reggae riddims, all of which connect Skip’s sound to ...

bring their original take on Jamaican riddims to the Mile Square City for two shows next week. Bassist Kevin McKay explained that the band came together in recent months after a lifelong fascination ...

Step into the heartbeat of reggae every Thursday evening at 1945 Restaurant Bar & Lounge in San Francisco. From the deep basslines of classic roots reggae to the upbeat pulse of dancehall and lovers ...

Dancehall and reggae riddims filled the airwaves in the ’90s thanks to singers like Diana King, whose wildly popular music was featured in films like Bad Boys and My Best Friend’s Wedding, and “Queen ...

Fans of reggae love the old "riddims," the endlessly recycled grooves that seem like an inexhaustible natural resource. "Music like dirt, for your money's worth" was the way the late Jamaican singer ...

A great reggae producer is a master of disguise: able to make listeners unaware that the 10 tunes they've just heard share a single beat. That's because the building block of dancehall and ...