Post Archive

October 2009

Drama

All are invited to watch two mini productions at the Edna Manley College- School of Drama, one directed by Jamaican dancer/choreographer/director Neila Ebanks and the other by Jamaican international director/dub artist  ahdri zhina mandiela who returned to Jamaica to direct this production. ahdri zhina mandiela’s bcurrent.ca website See article in Jamaica

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Happenings On The Edge

CHR Performing Beautiful Mistake SAYS CHR: “a prelude to a trip…..goin 24 hours away from home.seeking my dream at the furthest end of the earth.spreading my crimson wings so i can be heard.i’ll be travelling to thailand for a week with diana king under new management…360 artists/simone harris.then i’ll be

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Art

You can now buy jewellery from Kima Francis on the Jamaican Flavour website. KIMA FRANCIS JEWELLERY- BUY ONLINE

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Current Affairs

This is an interesting look at dancehall music and how it affects and reflects Jamaican society. According to the producers, “Jamaican society can be divided along class, language and culture lines. Its rich vs. poor, English vs. Patois and uptown vs. downtown.

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Music

Check out  Jamaica’s songbird Cherine Anderson along with Michael Franti & Spearhead on The Ellen Show. Last year this time they performed together this very same song here in Kingston at Red Bones… Michael Franti & Cherine Anderson at Red Bones

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Happenings On The Edge

Cezar performs tonight night at Red Bones.  Cezar hasn’t performed in Kingston for a while and we’re looking forward to see what he’s got in store for us… Check out Cezar’s interview with YardEdge on songwriting.

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Rootz Underground

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Rootz Underground

Roots Underground is embarking on a major tour of France in October and November. Check them out on the road… Ils sont magnifique! Rootz Underground tour dates

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Happenings On The Edge

Shakti Love Fest 2009, held today at the Terra Nova Hotel, was a huge success if the crowd and vibe was anything to go by.

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Worth A Visit

Check out this reggae website created by German reggae-phile Julian Schmidt (well known for his reggae concert photos).  It’s a one stop shop for reggae news across the world. Also check out an interesting and funny article from Jamaican writer Karen Hutchinson on Beenie Man’s Summer Sizzle. Read article here www.reggaeville.com

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