Sun , love and everlasting memories. Jamaica is the right place for the most romantic getaway and a trip of a lifetime. Let's go !

Official: Bass Odyssey ft Capleton 🔥 Exclusive 1999
Along with Buju Banton and Sizzla, Capleton spearheaded dancehall's return to reggae tradition, tackling Rastafarian spiritual themes and using classic roots reggae as a musical foundation.
Capleton was born Clifton George Bailey III on April 13, 1967, in the rural town of Islington, in Jamaica's St. Mary parish. Capleton's namesake was a prominent local lawyer, and young Clifton earned that nickname as a verbally gifted youth with a similar talent for logical argument.

Escape to Port Royal, Jamaica. 📷 @livefreelin 🇯🇲

This winter, escape to JAMAICA, heartbeat of the world, where you can enjoy sun, sea, and everything in between. Plan your trip now.

Start your morining with a cup of Blue Mountain Peak Coffee from Craighton Estate. #VisitJamaica #ReggaeFallsTravelTours

Facts! 2021 can still do it. Let's go...
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This is the energy I need for this week. So good to have spent some time with you Idea Level...got to go! https://t.co/mHC8gTl5pX

Dahlia Harris (@DahliaHarris) January 13, 2021

Official Reggae History: Big Youth Musical Journey
A man with a message, Big Youth arrived on the music scene in the wake of U-Roy, Dennis Alcapone, and I-Roy, but quickly established his own style, threatening to eclipse them all. The consummate cultural toaster, the DJ ruled the dancehalls across the '70s, and although his career flagged in the next decade, he returned with a vengeance in the '90s, and continues to have an impact on both his own nation and beyond. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, on April 19, 1949, Manley Augustus Buchanan had his moniker long before he had picked up a mic.

Reggae On The Lawn ft Robert Lee, Leroy Jones, Rally Genius, Binghi Life, One Famous & more
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Official Reggae History: I Roy Musical Journey
Along with U-Roy, Dennis Alcapone, and Big Youth, I-Roy was one of a quartet of DJs that reigned supreme over the Jamaican music scene during the early to mid-'70s. Of the four, I-Roy was the most eloquent, and his toasts were littered with references to pop culture, from movies to historical figures. He was also one of the most prolific, cutting scores upon scores of singles, and dozens of albums. Although the DJ's sun began to set at the end of the decade, I-Roy continued to record sporadically up to the '90s, by then, though, his life had taken a tragic turn.
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