Media WriterLet’s Take it Higher is a 25-minute documentary that portrays Skip Marley at home during the pandemic living life just like the rest of us — washing his hands, eating healthy, exercising, spending time with family and his pet dogs, and...
Chart-topping artist & first time Grammy© nominee Skip Marley has been nominated for two Grammys – Best R&B Song for “Slow Down” & Best Reggae Album for debut EP Higher Place. Skip, whose history-making global hit “Slow...
“Skip Marley focuses on the good life, despite times being bad on his romantic new single, ‘Make Me Feel.'” – Rolling Stone “The new song is a breath of fresh air in today’s climate.” – Complex “The Jamaican...
Staff WriterThe iconic and legendary band The Wailers just released their new song “One World, One Prayer” today, a powerful piece focused on unity, love and inclusion beyond cultural differences. The track, which puts every music lover on the lookout, demands...
Skip Marley and two-time 2019 Grammy© Award-winning artist H.E.R.’s sultry new single “Slow Down” has reached the top spot on the Billboard Reggae Digital Song Sales chart, two weeks after the song’s release, via Tuff Gong /...
Skip Marley, the Island Records reggae prodigy, releases a new single titled “Slow Down” with two-time 2019 Grammy© Award-winning artist H.E.R. via Tuff Gong Intl./Island Records. As the ‘Island 60’ anniversary celebration gains momentum, Skip...
Skip Marley has released his new single today October 4th, “Call Me Human” featuring Hip-Hop superstar French Montana, taken from the GODFATHER OF HARLEM Motion Picture Soundtrack available from Epic Records. “Call Me Human”...
Wednesday night Skip Marley joined award-winning actor Hugh Jackman and veteran news journalist Katie Couric onstage as part of the annual benefit gala for the Harlem Village Academies. The event, held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in Manhattan, New...
![Jamaican-Born Architect Becomes Director of Graduate Program at University of North Carolina
Sekou Cooke, an architect, researcher, educator, and curator who was born in Jamaica, will leave his post as an assistant professor in the Syracuse University’s School of Architecture to join the University of North Carolina (UNC) as the director of the university’s Master of Urban Design (MUD) degree program. Cooke has a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University and a Master of Architecture degree from Harvard University. [Read the full story on Jamaicans.com]
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![Jamaicans Excel at Emergency Medical Technician Training in Cuba
Emergency medical calls at the Naval Station in Guantanamo Bay (NSGB) in Cuba will now be answered by firefighters who have received training beyond that provided to the emergency medical responders at the Fire and Emergency Services dispatch center who have previously handled emergency calls. These responders and the NSGB Fire Department have started to train together to obtain certification as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). What is especially notable is that the entire operational staff, outside of the Fire Department’s assistance chiefs, are all foreign nationals from Jamaica. [Read the full story on Jamaicans.com]
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![Jamaican Swimmer, Keanan Dols, Medals in Florida Swim Meet
Jamaican swimmer Keanan Dols won the bronze medal in the 200-meter backstroke at the International Swim Coaches Association (ISCA) International Senior Cup competition held in St. Petersburg, Florida, on March 25, 2021. Dols, 22, indicated the day before the meet that he is looking to compete at the Tokyo Olympics later in 2021, having had two good finishes in the 200-meter individual medley. [Read the full story on Jamaicans.com]
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