Esther Sings Follow You St. Lucian-born reggae singer Esther Sings released a new single, ‘Follow You.’ This song speaks to your purpose in this crazy world, encouraging you to elevate yourself and put God first. “Life is reciprocal; people attract the energy that they give. Spread good vibes, think positively, and enjoy life like I […]
Don Grant Zion March Don Grant is a Jamaican Composer, Singer, Songwriter, and Multi-Instrumentalist. He grew up in a musical family and was greatly influenced by his dad, an accomplished pianist, church pipe organist, and choir director. Don has toured, recorded, performed, and collaborated with many artists and musicians internationally, including recording with Lee Scratch […]
Leigh Phillips Lightning (Feat. Sivers Tha Third) Photography: Shane Leacock (Leekee) Music fuels Leigh’s soul. To know Leigh is to know her Tribe is her family. Coconut Oil is essential, and her heart tends to ignite like Lightning. Her enchanting Island Pop sound is a fusion of Caribbean Rhythms, Neo-Soul, and Afro. Once you press […]
Love TMFTL Planet Plastic tic tic tic With a passion that transcends conventional genres, Love TMFTL’s creations transport audiences to a realm where boundaries dissolve and emotions reign supreme. At the heart of this artistic endeavor is a profound belief in the power of music as a universal language—a medium to connect deeply with individuals […]
IRIE Playlist on Spotify IRIE’s March 2024 edition of RELEASES is here, featuring Marc Stamco with his release, Cherrywood, and Louie Melody, our featured cover artists and his album release of Gwari Music & Friends featuring Dahvid SLur (Got Me Singing), Danny Mont (Black Man Sees), Zoe Mazah (Hello), Juba (Water Drop), Tenor Youthman (Serenade), […]
Yves ‘DUKE’ Ducrey Revelation Riddim IRIE introduces the Revelation Riddim,’ a roots riddim composed by Yves’ DUKE’ Ducrey on bass and accompanied by David on drums and Samuel Ricucci on guitar. The original riddim includes versions by Shalahwar and Putus Roots. Shalahwar delivers the powerful ‘Rub a Dub,’ and Putus sings his prophetic revelations on […]
Veston Smith LIVIA: A Dark Tale of Identity Veston Smith, an independent filmmaker from Oakland, California, has been making waves in the film industry with his unique storytelling approach. His latest short film, “Livia,” has been accepted into four film festivals and has already won two awards, showcasing his ability to create compelling narratives that […]
The Chronicles of ZOOLOOK TGSNT aka STONEFRENGE Back on September 9, 2004, Nicholas Da Silva, known professionally as ZOOLOOK, teamed up with UK-based Naked Penguin Boy Ltd. to create TGSNT Miniball, a Flash-based foosball game as part of a viral marketing campaign to introduce the return of The Greatest Story Never Told Flash storytelling competition, […]
ZOOLOOK and TIWWF Films STONEFRENGE: The Fourth Kind STONEFRENGE: The Fourth Kind is officially available on YouTube! Back on October 31, 2021, IRIE’s founder and Editor-in-chief, Nicholas Da Silva, known professionally as ZOOLOOK, released ‘Stonefrenge,’ the second song from his upcoming debut album, STONEFRENGE: Black in Space. The track would enter the Australia iTunes Top […]
ZOOLOOK Black in Space IRIE Magazine founder and Editor-in-Chief Nicholas Da Silva has an alter-ego. He is also a multidisciplinary artist and musician known professionally as ZOOLOOK. As ZOOLOOK, he has designed and developed many IPs considered ahead of their time. On December 18, 2000, he coined the phrase ‘I Want My FlashTV,’ and six […]
Soulfiya Bless Up Photo Credit: Neil Schloner Soulfiya, a prominent figure in the American reggae scene, has been actively engaged in his musical journey since 2005. Hailing from Guyana, this seasoned singer/DJ has passionately championed Caribbean/American reggae for over 15 years, challenging conventional American perceptions of the genre in favor of a more traditional sound. […]
Sid Bucknor & Johnny Clarke Never Never Never Johnny Clarke (born 12 January 1955) is a Jamaican reggae musician. Clarke grew up in the Kingston ghetto of Whitfield Town and attended Jamaica College. He had his first break in music with Clancy Eccles in 1971. Since then he has been creating some timeless music with […]