Rootz Underground continues to spread their unique vibe of roots reggae…. Upcoming Tour Dates: USA: Sept 12 @ Univ of Louisiana-Monroe Sept 13 @ Flamingo Cantina, Austin TX Sept 16 (possibly Fort Lauderdale, stay tuned)

Check it out here at  The Afflicted Yard Terry Lynn is growing increasingly popular overseas…how many of us here in Jamaica know her music? Check out her video Kingstonlogic Released by Rickards Bros. for Terry Lynn More music by Terry Lynn Red Stripe Presents It Was Written feat. Terry Lynn

Press It Up, the second single from Sean Paul’s upcoming album Imperial Blaze is now available on iTunes. The album, which is Sean Paul’s fourth studio effort will be available in stores on Tuesday, August 18.

Rootz Underground has just debuted its latest single and music video, entitled “Power To The People” (Riverstone Records, 2009).

Contributed by Charles Lazarus, Guitarist for Rootz Underground   Check  out tracks at http://soundcloud.com/charleslazarus Electronic music never leaves me jaded, its evolving all the time and through the changes in technology the sound moves through its phases steadily. I’ve been playing records for a decade and bouncing around in dark

  Some bad news for reggae bands and fans alike as the San Diego County Fair organizers cancel a reggae festival as part of their line up for this year.    Read more at signonsandiego.com.

  Sean Paul is on a promotional tour now for his upcoming new album, Imperial Blaze, (coming out in August) and new video for “So Fine”. Sean was captured here in London at MTV with UK R&B artiste Master Shortie.

Sean Paul’s New Video SO FINE The song is definitely catchy in true Sean Paul style… What you think?

The “Pimento Players”, a revived string quartet, led by Peter Ashbourne, performed at “Music is Sacred”, a concert in the KOTE series this past Sunday June 21 at the Shaare Shalom Synagogue on Duke Street.

The “Pimento Players”, a revived string quartet, led by Peter Ashbourne, will perform at “Music is Sacred”, a concert in the KOTE series, this Sunday June 21, at 4 p.m., at the Shaare Shalom Synagogue, 92 Duke Street (entrance on Johns Lane).