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Category: Shout Out Saturdays

  • Quaint by GSC

    To me, Gabrielle Clarke is a Jane of all trades. When I first met her, she was trying her hand at hair braiding, and I must say she did it really well, I was a customer at a point. Now she has started designing clothes and bags, and I must support her new venture as […]

  • The Late Night Par

    The Late Night Par is a Jamaican podcast hosted by four young adults- Kangwa Sambo, Mumba Sambo, Rushell Ferarah, and Yannick Reid. They share their perspectives on current affairs and culture, while featuring special guests from time to time, along with giveaways. Visit their blog for a run through of the episodes’ topics: TheLateNightPar.wordpress.com or […]

  • Momo Penelli Designs

    Meet Momo Penelli, this is her story. Monique Jones is a self taught, 19 year old, Jamaican designer. She’s currently juggling University and her business venture. I met Momo through a friend, at the end of 2014 actually and she seemed cool, as she was into the same things I liked, and when she started […]

  • Martina's Nails Place

    There are a million & one Hair Salons or Nail technicians that you can go to and get your nails done but I want to give a shout out to Martina’s Nails Place, this nails place is one of my favourites. The ambiance is so nice, it makes me feel real rich! (big up Tanto Blacks every time, […]

  • House Of The Arts

    I missed the last Shout Out Saturday so I decided to give a shout out to House of the Arts, in the middle of the week 🙂 HouseoftheArts.org is an international blog and magazine created to promote Jamaica’s visual and performing arts. I like the essence of Jamaica, it’s culture, our art forms, the whole works, […]

  • Susumba

    Susumba is a small green bean also known as “Gully Bean” in Jamaica. In high school I learned of the spiritual powers of the Gully Bean so I’ve never ate it, then again I’m picky with food, and it’s bitter; my Grandma would cook it down with saltfish (codfish) and boiled foods, (dumpling, green banana, yam) for my Grandpa […]

  • Capture Land Jamaica Tour Part 2

    Hey Everybody 🙂 The other day I bucked this article on Chronixx’s website (chronixxmusic.com) and it was a good read but something he said stood out to me. “I hold this tour very close to my heart. The true Reggae experience with a live band has for centuries been the genesis of the acceptance of […]

  • Raheem Brown

    Hi guys 🙂 I hope you’re enjoying your Saturday so far. Today I’m shouting out my current little crush, or maybe it’s his remix of “679” by Fetty Wep that I like. Check out this video clip of Raheemthesinger on Instagram. I’m a fool 😩😂 Fetty Wap – 679 with my lil Jamaican twist lol […]

  • Nadia Harris McAnuff

    I first heard Nadia at RedBones Blues Café for one of the nights of KOTE (Kingston on the Edge Urban Art Festival) her sound was different but it had a nice vibe, different as in unique but I was expecting reggae and this songstress belted a jazzy vibe with a mix of dub… and I loved it! The second […]

  • Universal Reggae: The Fund Raiser!

    Our favourite page for worldwide reggae news is hosting their very first fund raiser. I’d like you to help out Universal Reggae, by buying one of their T-shirts, the proceeds go to the purchasing of equipment. It’s just $20 us for a shirt, the link is below. Globalizing Reggae Music and Jamaican Culture –Universal Reggae on […]