2x Grammy-nominated reggae artist Etana pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast studio while in Toronto for an engaging and insightful conversation about her journey in music. Etana spoke about growing up in August Town, moving to Florida at an early age, and discovering her voice. She reflected on her time in an R&B group called Gift, how she became a backup singer for Richie Spice and 5th Element Records, and how Sharon Burke once managed her career. She also shared details about signing with VP Records, eventually taking them to court, her experience attending the Grammys, and working with Beenie Man on "Guide Over Us," produced by Kemar McGregor. From her early struggles to her many hits, Etana dives deep into her story—don’t miss this powerful episode! Get More of The Entertainment Report Podcast: ► WATCH MORE: https://www.youtube.com/entertainmentreportpodcast ► LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: http://bit.ly/2CHl1sz ► LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST: https://apple.co/2RKhYKy ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Twitter: https://twitter.com/2linedmusichut ► LIKE 2 Lined Music Hut On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2linedmusichut ► EMAIL 2 Lined Music Hut: 2linedmusichut@gmail.com ► WEBSITE: https://www.2linedmusichut.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/etanastrongone

Jamaican comedian and actor Fancy Cat pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast studio while in Toronto for an in-depth and entertaining conversation about his journey in comedy and entertainment. Fancy Cat spoke about growing up between Trench Town and Portmore, his early dream of becoming a deejay, and how the iconic Ity & Fancy Cat duo was formed. He shared how Bello and Blakka inspired his path, the behind-the-scenes making of the classic Ity & Fancy Cat Show, and reflected on some of his favorite episodes. He also discussed his role in the legendary Jamaican film Third World Cop, the real reason Ity & Fancy Cat came to an end after a successful 10-year run on television, a misunderstanding with Majah Hype, his solo stand-up comedy journey, and so much more. Get More of The Entertainment Report Podcast: ► WATCH MORE: https://www.youtube.com/entertainmentreportpodcast ► LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: http://bit.ly/2CHl1sz ► LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST: https://apple.co/2RKhYKy ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Twitter: https://twitter.com/2linedmusichut ► LIKE 2 Lined Music Hut On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2linedmusichut ► EMAIL 2 Lined Music Hut: 2linedmusichut@gmail.com ► WEBSITE: https://www.2linedmusichut.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/iamfancycat

Fast-rising Dancehall artist Ayetian and multi-talented producer/recording artist Nvtzz pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast studio while in Toronto for a must-watch conversation. Ayetian spoke about growing up in Montego Bay, his viral TikTok moments, the breakout hit ‘Balance’, connecting with Kodak Black and Vybz Kartel, and the making of the ‘Tip’ remix with Skillibeng. Nvtzz shared how he discovered Ayetian, producing for heavyweights like Popcaan, Koffee, and Chronic Law, as well as his creative connection to Dane Ray and more. Tap in for exclusive insights from two of Dancehall’s most exciting new voices! Get More of The Entertainment Report Podcast: ► WATCH MORE: https://www.youtube.com/entertainmentreportpodcast ► LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: http://bit.ly/2CHl1sz ► LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST: https://apple.co/2RKhYKy ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Twitter: https://twitter.com/2linedmusichut ► LIKE 2 Lined Music Hut On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2linedmusichut ► EMAIL 2 Lined Music Hut: 2linedmusichut@gmail.com ► WEBSITE: https://www.2linedmusichut.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/1gyalevryday https://www.instagram.com/nvtzz_

The always entertaining and charismatic selector Richie Feelings returns to the Entertainment Report Podcast studio after five years for an epic catch-up. He talks about his journey from Love Stone to Stone Love, working with Rory, Diamond, and Billy Slaughter, his most memorable nights on Stone Love, why Tony Matterhorn is his selector idol, friendships with Spice, Pamputtae, and Skatta, being the first to play Aidonia, the legendary Bembe Thursdays, a wild night at Uptown Mondays, creating 'Talk Yuh Mind,' becoming Buju Banton's touring DJ, the passing of his mother, the importance of family, and much more. Get More of The Entertainment Report Podcast: ► WATCH MORE: https://www.youtube.com/entertainmentreportpodcast ► LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: http://bit.ly/2CHl1sz ► LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST: https://apple.co/2RKhYKy ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Twitter: https://twitter.com/2linedmusichut ► LIKE 2 Lined Music Hut On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2linedmusichut ► EMAIL 2 Lined Music Hut: 2linedmusichut@gmail.com ► WEBSITE: https://www.2linedmusichut.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/richiefeelings1

Super music producer, Zip FM jock, and Vybz Kartel’s official DJ, ZJ Chrome, stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast for an epic conversation about his career and the music business. In this in-depth interview, ZJ Chrome shares his journey—growing up in Clarendon and Mandeville, how he got his start at Zip FM, and how Busy Signal played a key role in encouraging him to pursue music production. He breaks down the creation of some of his biggest riddims, including Chromium, Triple Bounce, Smokin, Mad Collab, Cardiac Strings, Bass & Keys, and more. ZJ Chrome also talks about collaborating with top-tier producers such as Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, Jordan Chimney, Don Corleon, and Brich. The conversation dives into his work with some of dancehall’s biggest names—Alkaline, Mavado, Chris Martin, Popcaan, Bounty Killer, Elephant Man, and of course, Vybz Kartel. He also shares what it was like recording Kartel while he was in prison and touring with him around the world. This episode is packed with insight, history, and untold stories from one of dancehall’s most respected figures. Don’t miss it! Get More of The Entertainment Report Podcast: ► WATCH MORE: https://www.youtube.com/entertainmentreportpodcast ► LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: http://bit.ly/2CHl1sz ► LISTEN ON APPLE PODCAST: https://apple.co/2RKhYKy ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Twitter: https://twitter.com/2linedmusichut ► LIKE 2 Lined Music Hut On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2linedmusichut ► EMAIL 2 Lined Music Hut: 2linedmusichut@gmail.com ► WEBSITE: https://www.2linedmusichut.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/zjchrome

Join us for an in-depth conversation with Janice "Jan Jan" Young—renowned on-air personality at Jamaica’s Fame FM, CEO of Street Cred, and acclaimed artist manager. During her recent visit to Toronto, Jan Jan sat down with The Entertainment Report for a rare and compelling discussion, offering unparalleled insights into her multifaceted career and the inner workings of the Dancehall and Reggae industries. Jan Jan delves into her journey as a media professional, PR strategist, and manager for artists such as Macka Diamond, Yanique Curvy Diva, RDX, Mr. Vegas, and Serani. She shares candid reflections on her pivotal role at Fame FM, the challenges of artist management, and the importance of effective PR in shaping careers. Listen as she addresses past conflicts with Mr. Vegas and unpacks the ongoing public saga involving Macka Diamond and Tu-Lox of Twin of Twins fame. A trailblazer in male-dominated spaces, Jan Jan offers invaluable advice for women aspiring to break into the industry. She emphasizes the necessity of strong management, strategic branding, and resilience, providing a roadmap for success in the fast-paced world of Jamaican music and media.

The soulful singer Etana is this weeks special guest on the Entertainment Report Podcast 'The Pull Up'. Etana speaks about her up coming show in Toronto with Professor Nuts, her new song with Beenie Man, working with Kemar McGregor, hit songs and so much more.

The King of Caribbean Comedy, Oliver Samuels, stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast studio for a captivating conversation about his remarkable career. In this episode, Oliver reflects on his early life growing up in St. Mary before moving to Kingston, his natural gift for making people laugh, and the creation of the iconic Oliver at Large series. He also discusses his enduring friendship with Volier Johnson (aka Maffie), the Oliver & Trini series, and the profound influence of Miss Lou on his journey. Oliver shares how he helped launch the careers of Blakka & Bello, his experience working with Blue Mountain Productions in the UK, and what it meant to be officially crowned The Caribbean King of Comedy. He also talks about his latest play, Di Prodigal Pickney, premiering in Toronto — plus much more. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/theofficialoliversamuels

2x JUNO Award-winning Canadian Reggae sensation Kairo McLean joins us in the Entertainment Report Podcast studio, fresh from a trip to Jamaica! In this powerful and uplifting convo, Kairo shares his journey—from discovering Bob Marley and Sugar Minott as a youth, to making history by winning two JUNO Awards while still in high school. He talks about linking with Kirk Diamond and Joshua Lucas, performing at Original Rub A Dub Thursdays, and receiving props from legends like Joe Lickshot and Peter Metro. We also get into his encounters with Sizzla Kalonji, LA Lewis, Aza Lineage, and his thoughts on new music, life, and everything in between. Don’t miss this inspiring and authentic conversation with one of Reggae’s brightest young stars. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/kairo_mclean

Recording artist, actor, and broadcaster Denyque pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an amazing conversation about her journey in the entertainment world. She spoke about growing up in Westmoreland, making early connections with heavyweights like Nigel Staff, Jeremy Harding, Don Corleon, and Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor, and what it was like collaborating with Vybz Kartel while he was still behind bars. Denyque also shared her experiences as both a contestant and a judge on Rising Stars, her close friendships with Shaneil Muir, Konshens, and I-Octane, and hitting the road on her first tour with the legendary Nadine Sutherland. She discussed her recent collaboration "Knees" with Rytikal, gave updates on her new music, and touched on much more in this honest and inspiring conversation. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/thedenyque

Dancehall artist and producer Flippa Mafia joins the Entertainment Report Podcast for a raw conversation about his life and career. He talks about growing up in Waterhouse, acting in Shottas, producing his first hit “Mi Nuh Bruk,” clashes with Elephant Man and Bounty Killer, and crashing two Porsches. Flippa also opens up about his legal troubles, time in prison, working with Vybz Kartel, Buju Banton, and more—plus what really happened with Mavado on stage.

Artist manager, musician and music strategist Dwayne Morris of Cahban Rekords pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for a powerful convo on his journey in music. He spoke about growing up in Westmoreland, running away to Kingston, studying at Edna Manley, playing with Ruff Kutt Band, forming Zagga Zow and touring with Beenie Man, and working in studios with King Jammy, Baby G and John John. Dwayne also shared how he discovered Alkaline while teaching at Ardenne High, his early links with Notnice and Anju Blaxx, Spice giving him a platform, and how Vybz Kartel influenced Alkaline’s image—plus why Alkaline eventually left Cahban Rekords. He also touched on managing Prohgres for a short stint and now Sevanteen, while dropping real gems about the music business. Don’t miss this raw and real convo!

Dancehall artist Fully Bad is back on the Entertainment Report Podcast! He talks about his new project Unstoppable Rise, collabing with Demarco, linking with Mavado and 10Tik, working with Chronic Law in the future, recording for Ireland Records, and whether he’s still up for clashing other artists. Don’t miss this raw and real convo! Get More of The Entertainment Report Podcast: ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut ► FOLLOW 2 Lined Music Hut On Twitter: https://twitter.com/2linedmusichut ► LIKE 2 Lined Music Hut On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2linedmusichut ► EMAIL 2 Lined Music Hut: 2linedmusichut@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entertainmentreportpodcast https://www.instagram.com/2linedmusichut https://www.instagram.com/fullybadmusic

Reggae artist Norris Man finally stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast studio for a captivating conversation about his career. He shared stories about growing up across Kingston and how Ninja Man and Buju Banton inspired him to become an artist. Norris Man reflected on his time at Killamanjaro and Cell Block studios, how Garnet Silk influenced his decision to embrace Rastafari, and what it was like recording for Beres Hammond. He also discussed his long-standing friendship with Skatta Burrell, signing to Iley Dread’s Kings of Kings, and introducing Sizzla Kalonji to the label. Additionally, he spoke about Anthony B taking him on tour, his friendships with Bounty Killer and Mavado, and how Delly Ranx brought him to Big Ship to record on the Red Bull & Guinness riddim. He also addressed a past on-stage incident with Sizzla Kalonji, how it impacted his career, and where their relationship stands in 2025. Norris Man opened up about the inspiration behind many of his hits, his latest music, and much more. Don't miss this in-depth conversation.

Chino McGregor stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast for an unfiltered conversation about his career. He shared insights about his father, Freddie McGregor, and his brother, Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor. Chino also reflected on the passing of Cocoa Tea, recording his first hit with Kiprich, the creation of the Red Bull & Guinness riddim, and his former friendship with Delly Ranx. Additionally, he discussed the rivalry between Don Corleon and Big Ship, the Gully vs. Gaza feud, Freddie McGregor’s stroke, his relationship with Yendi Phillips, and the making of hit songs like From Morning, Protected, and Woman Pon Yuh Head. He also spoke about new music and much more.

Comedian and actor Aurie Styla from London, England, stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast for an electrifying conversation while in Toronto! He shared stories about growing up in London, the secrets behind his viral jokes, and the differences between Canadian and UK slang. Aurie also opened up about his love for music, the special moment when his Vybz Kartel joke went viral, and why he believes Kendrick Lamar won the battle against Drake. Plus, he breaks down how he finds humor in almost any situation—and so much more! You won’t want to miss this one!

Alison Duke joins the Entertainment Report Podcast to discuss her groundbreaking documentary, Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story. She breaks down how the project came to her, the journey of working with Reggae and Dancehall legend Sister Nancy, and why this film is a milestone for the Reggae and Dancehall community. Alison also shares behind-the-scenes moments, the surprising way Jay-Z and Beyoncé gave their approval, and much more. Don't miss this inside look at Bam Bam—watch now.

Mojo Morgan from Morgan Heritage pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for a deep and enlightening conversation. He shared what it was like growing up with 29 siblings, being the first in his family to show an interest in music, and his journey from Brooklyn to Springfield, Massachusetts, before eventually settling in St. Thomas, Jamaica. Mojo also reflected on his role as the rapper and percussionist in Morgan Heritage, the 25th anniversary of their classic hit 'Down By The River', and the heartbreaking loss of both his father, Denroy Morgan, and his brother, Peetah Morgan. He spoke about his love for farming, his connection to Kenya, and his latest release, 'Way Out', featuring Peetah, Popcaan, Chronic Law, and Pablo YG. This one is a must-listen!

For our 400th episode, the legendary Big Lion Turbulence joined us on the Entertainment Report Podcast. In this in-depth conversation, Turbulence shared his journey, including growing up in Hungry Town and being inspired by the iconic Sizzla Kalonji. He reflected on the greatness of the late Phillip "Fatis" Burrell, touring with Sizzla, and collaborating with Sasha, which led to both professional success and a personal relationship. Turbulence also revealed the story behind his breakout hit "Notorious," discussed his incredible catalog of over 50 albums, and recounted his experience starring in the Rise Up documentary. He opened up about his connection with Scatta Burrell, his first cousin, and revisited his legendary performances at Sting and Reggae Sumfest. Additionally, Turbulence shared his thoughts on the current state of Reggae and Dancehall and spoke movingly about the loss of his mother and sister. This episode is a celebration of a remarkable career and an emotional look at the man behind the music.

Grammy-winning DJ and MC Walshy Fire from Major Lazer returns for another insightful conversation. In this episode, Walshy Fire shares his experiences as a globe-trotting DJ and genre innovator. He discusses whether sound clash culture is fading, expands on his perspective regarding AI DJs, and shares his thoughts on Vybz Kartel. Additionally, he talks about remixing Jimmy Cliff's iconic album The Harder They Come, the excitement of the Grammy season, and why Soca hasn’t reached its full potential as a global genre. All this and much more in this engaging interview THIS IS A MUST LISTEN!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!