Upbeat (March/April 2002)
Musicians head for Jamaica Started in 1999, the Caribbean Music Expo (CME) has become one of the must-attend events for people in the music...
New music from the Caribbean
PICK OF THE MONTH Lifeline Suzanne Couch (Cane Juice Music) This polished adult contemporary release by Jamaican singer/pianist Suzanne...
Politricks and power
They certainly don’t make Caribbean politicians like they used to. I remember once watching the late Eric Gairy, Prime Minister of...
Cheryl Daley-Champagnie: heart forms
Cheryl Daley-Champagnie is both a business woman and an artist. With a facility that many artists would envy, she transforms what she...
Drowned
The endless rain comes every day at the same time, torrential rain that pours in sheets, accompanied by claps of thunder and flashes of...
Riddem & Rhyme: Bob’s collection goes home
The world’s most famous collection of reggae music and memorabilia, and the man who has devoted most of his adult life to accumulating...
Caribbean Colour
We believe that Trinidad and Tobago could become the fashion centre of the Caribbean,” claims Rosemary Stone, fashion editor of the...
Carifesta V (1992): A Grand Family Reunion
Over the next few months, under the shadow of the hills of Trinidad’s Northern Range, an Amerindian village will rise from the...
