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New York, New York (August 14, 2014). Road International has returned from one of the biggest parties in Jamaica 'Dream Weekend' where they entertained the party enthused crowd at one of the premiere events 'Igloo'. As the crowds indulged in non-stop dancing, Road International dropped a musical selection that had the crowd jumping, dancing, singing and most importantly having fun throughout their set. Cayenne Beach was filled with hundreds of patrons whose igloos were stac

Report/Photos: Syreeta K, Reggae Vibes Radio The overcast skies could not tame the warmth of the music that emanated from the local and international reggae artists and bands that performed at Reggae in the Park held at the Mann Centre in Philadelphia on Sunday, August 3, 2014. The Reggae Vibes Radio team arrived in time to see Inner Circle deliver a scintillating performance as they showcased some of the crowd favourites from their extensive repertoire spanning over thirty

A undeniable, yet divisive, talent, Vybz Kartel has entered into a career phase his seemingly invincible ego, as the self-designated as the World Boss, might have never envisioned: a life sentence, handed down today by Justice Lennox Campbell in Jamaica’s Supreme Court. Several roads were closed within the vicinity of the downtown Kingston courthouse in anticipation of today’s sentencing, which was originally scheduled for March 27th. Kartel will not be eligible for parole un

Usain Bolt is the fastest man on Earth but scientists have now proven that if the 27-year-old sprinter went for a run on Titan he would literally be flying. In a paper published in the Journal of Physics Special Topics students from the University of Leicester calculated that the nitrogen-rich atmosphere of Saturn’s largest moon would provide exactly the right conditions for Bolt to achieve take-off - if he was wearing a wingsuit.On Titan the surface pressure is nearly 50 per

FULL Frequency, the new album from Sean Paul, has debuted at number one on Billboard's Reggae Album chart.Although this is the Grammy-winning deejay's fourth album to top that chart, he did so with paltry sales.The Atlantic Records/VP Records set opened with 2,160 copies. This pales in comparison to impressive numbers by two of Sean Paul's previous albums Dutty Rock and The Trinity.Dutty Rock opened with 65,000 copies in November 2002 and went on to sell over six million copi