Mek wi talk nuh Think you know your favorite reggae hits? In this episode, we reveal the surprising truth behind some of reggae’s biggest classics songs that started in pop, soul, and country before getting that unmistakable island flavor. From UB40’s “Red Red Wine” (originally by Neil Diamond) to Ken Boothe’s “Everything I Own”, discover how reggae artists transformed global hits into Caribbean gold. To Donate: Next Generation Youth Foundation https://www.instagram.com/nextgenyout...
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Mek wi talk nuh Think you know your favorite reggae hits? In this episode, we reveal the surprising truth behind some of reggae’s biggest classics songs that started in pop, soul, and country before getting that unmistakable island flavor. From UB40’s “Red Red Wine” (originally by Neil Diamond) to Ken Boothe’s “Everything I Own”, discover how reggae artists transformed global hits into Caribbean gold. To Donate: Next Generation Youth Foundation https://www.instagram.com/nextgenyout...
EP. 77 The Truth Behind The Jamaican Music Industry ft Lloyd "Reggaeology" Laing
The Yaadman Podcast
20 minutes
1 month ago
EP. 77 The Truth Behind The Jamaican Music Industry ft Lloyd "Reggaeology" Laing
Mek wi talk nuh FULL EPISODE AVAILABLE ON YT What does it really take to make it in the Jamaican music industry today? We’re joined by Lloyd “Reggaeology” Laing music brand strategist, cultural entrepreneur, and lifelong advocate for reggae and dancehall to break it all down. From streaming and publishing to branding and global reach, Lloyd shares straight-up insights on how artists can turn their talent into sustainable careers. We also dig into the bigger picture: the challenges facing Ja...
The Yaadman Podcast
Mek wi talk nuh Think you know your favorite reggae hits? In this episode, we reveal the surprising truth behind some of reggae’s biggest classics songs that started in pop, soul, and country before getting that unmistakable island flavor. From UB40’s “Red Red Wine” (originally by Neil Diamond) to Ken Boothe’s “Everything I Own”, discover how reggae artists transformed global hits into Caribbean gold. To Donate: Next Generation Youth Foundation https://www.instagram.com/nextgenyout...
