A short festival of contemporary South Asian music jostles with a full programme of African and Latin music treats for a fun November.

From childhood hymns to anti-apartheid songs, teenage reggae and modern concerts with his sons, the author explores how music has shaped love, politics and memory.

Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica as a Category 5 storm and severely damaged the country's famous reggae community.

Whether they sang “I Do (Cherish You)” to fame or brushed off stardom with a “C’est La Vie”, what are the stars of the ‘90s ...

Celebrating the Ultimate Fusion of Caribbean Flavors, Music & Culture The iconic Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival (GJJF) returns to South Florida with a sizzling mix of Caribbean culture, mouthwatering ...

Here are the rising Latin artists we are listening to, and who should be on your radar — 2025 Billboard Latin Music Week ...

Vicky McClure and her actor-director husband Jonny Owen talk about revolutionising the clubbing scene, why she's so proud of ...

With “Feeling Sure,” EVOK channels ease and confidence in love, wrapped in the warmth of Afro-fusion rhythms that feel both ...

The chart-topping British singer’s music defies genres, because she’s more interested in feelings than styles.

When dancehall-reggae artiste Short Ghad was based in Sweden a few years ago, he experienced a stark betrayal at the hands of ...

This year's Guinness Cork Jazz Festival has an eclectic mix of performers. Des O'Driscoll picks the best gigs across the genres ...

Premade cheer music is an essential component of cheerleading that has transformed the way teams prepare for performances. These music mixes are professionally designed tracks, created to enhance ...