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...
LIVE EP 1. Buju Banton and Beres Hammond Pricing| The Reggae Music Industry In Europe| European Festivals
The Yaadman Podcast
1 hour 30 minutes
5 months ago
LIVE EP 1. Buju Banton and Beres Hammond Pricing| The Reggae Music Industry In Europe| European Festivals
Send us a text In this episode, the discussion is about the pricing dynamics of iconic reggae artists like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond, examining how their fees reflect their legendary status and impact on the genre. More specifically, how it differs in Europe. We explore the broader reggae music industry in Europe, highlighting how European promoters and festival organisers value Jamaican talent. The conversation also touches on the structure and appeal of European reggae festivals, the ro...
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...
