Reggae
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff dies at age 81
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Jimmy Cliff, the pioneering Jamaican reggae singer and star of the film The Harder They Come, has died at the age of 81 following a seizure and pneumonia. His family announced the news on Instagram, thanking fans for their lifelong support. Tributes have poured in from fellow artists, including the Bob Marley family, Sean Paul, and Yusuf/Cat Stevens, celebrating his role in globalizing reggae.
Reggae artist Ziggy Marley has released 'Racism Is A Killa' as the second single from his upcoming album Brightside. The track arrived on February 27, aligning with the end of Black History Month and Reggae Month. This follows the lead single 'Many Mourn for Bob,' a tribute to his father.
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DJ Lulú Solares is bringing her long-running "Mundo Reggae" show to Hawai'i Public Radio's new nighttime lineup, After Hours. In an interview with The Conversation, she discussed her journey into reggae music and plans to highlight fresh releases and female artists in the genre. The program airs Fridays from 10 p.m. to midnight on HPR-1.