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BY SIMONE J. SMITH For years, jazz has perfectly encapsulated the history of a people. Born from the music of African-American slaves, it has found a...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS “Old Friends” is the timely name of the latest music video from Barrie Ontario based, award-winning Reggae singer Rupert (Ojiji) Harvey. In this...
BY MICHAEL THOMAS Yvonne Sterling, the Reggae crooner from the 70s that so many people loved has passed away from complications of a stroke on January...
