For our 400th episode, the legendary Big Lion Turbulence joined us on the Entertainment Report Podcast. In this in-depth conversation, Turbulence shared his journey, including growing up in Hungry Town and being inspired by the iconic Sizzla Kalonji. He reflected on the greatness of the late Phillip "Fatis" Burrell, touring with Sizzla, and collaborating with Sasha, which led to both professional success and a personal relationship.

Turbulence also revealed the story behind his breakout hit "Notorious," discussed his incredible catalog of over 50 albums, and recounted his experience starring in the Rise Up documentary. He opened up about his connection with Scatta Burrell, his first cousin, and revisited his legendary performances at Sting and Reggae Sumfest.

Additionally, Turbulence shared his thoughts on the current state of Reggae and Dancehall and spoke movingly about the loss of his mother and sister. This episode is a celebration of a remarkable career and an emotional look at the man behind the music.

Grammy-winning DJ and MC Walshy Fire from Major Lazer returns for another insightful conversation. In this episode, Walshy Fire shares his experiences as a globe-trotting DJ and genre innovator. He discusses whether sound clash culture is fading, expands on his perspective regarding AI DJs, and shares his thoughts on Vybz Kartel. Additionally, he talks about remixing Jimmy Cliff's iconic album The Harder They Come, the excitement of the Grammy season, and why Soca hasn’t reached its full potential as a global genre. All this and much more in this engaging interview

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Chi Ching Ching joined the Entertainment Report Podcast for an engaging conversation about his life and career. He shared his journey, starting from being born in St. Mary and moving to Kingston at just five months old. Chi Ching Ching reflected on never meeting his mother, starting out as a dancer under the name "Allstar," and the pivotal roles Fire Links, Richie Feelings, and Little Richie from Swatch played in his early dancing career.

He also recounted meeting Sean Paul's brother at the Coppershot studio, which led to his introduction to Sean Paul. Chi Ching Ching discussed the significance of figures like Supa Hype, Gyptian, and Munga in shaping his career, as well as connecting with Popcaan and signing with Unruly Entertainment. He touched on collaborating with Silent Addy from Miami, touring with Sean Paul, and his comparisons to Ding Dong.

Additionally, he spoke about the Get There Squad featuring Energy, Gabbidon, and Shakespeare, and the major influence of Mr. Bogle, also known as Mr. Wacky, on his journey. The conversation covered his new music and much more.

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The talented "Special Weapon" Ricky Platinum joined the Entertainment Report Podcast for an engaging conversation about his journey in the music industry. He shared stories about growing up in the DMV, transitioning from a dancer to a DJ, and becoming a member of Platinum Sounds. Ricky also discussed being dubbed a "Special Weapon" by Bounty Killer, meeting Vybz Kartel, and performing at the Freedom Street concert.

He reflected on receiving praise from Sky Juice of Metro Media and highlighted his performances at major events such as Reggae Sumfest, Sandz, BRT Weekend, and the Welcome to Jamrock Cruise, among others. Ricky also opened up about his friendships with artists like Shenseea, Stalk Ashley, Masicka, and Tanya Stephens, as well as advice from Noah Powa and Nasheen Fyah. Throughout the conversation, he showcased his passion for music and shared many more insights into his career and experiences.

Singjay Navino, formerly of JOP, joined the Entertainment Report Podcast for an engaging conversation about the highs and lows of his career. He shared stories of growing up in St. Mary before moving to Spanish Town, how Govana introduced him to Aidonia, his decision to leave JOP to work with Dancehall producer Roach, and the tragic killing of Roach. Navino also discussed his complex relationship with Vybz Kartel, collaborating with artists like Jahmiel, Kiprich, Beenie Man, and Bounty Killer, and his hit song Chillin' Time. Additionally, he opened up about the challenges in his career, relocating to California, his new music, and much more.

This week on the Entertainment Report Podcast's The Pull Up Series, Stainy and Brandon from GAME CHANGAZ join as special guests. They discuss being part of Team Madhouse Experience and their victory at Red Bull's Culture Clash in Jamaica, returning from their first tour in Japan, their upcoming anniversary, and their relationships with Bounty Killer and Baby Cham. They also share Fire Links' congratulatory message and much more.

The legendary Shinehead returned to the Entertainment Report Podcast for another engaging discussion about his career and more. He reflected on the 40th anniversary of his classics, Billie Jean and Mama Used to Say, recording at Harry J Studio in Kingston, and his experiences with the Downbeat and African Love sound systems. Shinehead also shared stories about inspiring artists like KRS-One, Tenor Saw, Mad Lion, and Born Jamericans.

He discussed meeting Shabba Ranks early in his career, his recent sold-out tour in Japan, his return to the annual Welcome to Jamrock Cruise, and his sound system, Kingston 12 Hi-Fi. Other topics included Ricky Trooper saving one of his performances, his Reggae Sunsplash tour days, and why he's less visible in the industry today. Don’t miss this insightful interview!

"The Brooklyn Landmark" Steelie Bashment, a celebrated figure in the entertainment scene, joined the Entertainment Report Podcast during his visit to Toronto. In this episode, he discussed performing at one of Toronto's favourite events, When Dance Did Nice, and shared his thoughts on the significance of Irish & Chin's World Bash and his reasons for participating in it.

He also reflected on the state of sound clashes and revisited his legendary History Clashes with icons like Fire Links, Tony Matterhorn, Mighty Crown, David Rodigan, Soul Supreme, King Addies, and others. Steelie delved into the valuable lessons he learned from the late Super Claude of Afrique, why he openly shared his colonoscopy experience on social media, and the emotional journey of reuniting with his father after decades.

Additionally, he touched on his relationship with Bounty Killer and much more. Don’t miss this insightful and heartfelt conversation with one of the industry's legends!

Blade Merital from Merital Family joined the Entertainment Report Podcast for an in-depth, unfiltered conversation while in Toronto. He discussed his early years growing up in Old Harbour before moving to Montego Bay, joining Merital Family during high school, and balancing his music career with a stint in the Police Force. Blade also shared the real story behind Tony Matterhorn's hit "Dutty Wine," Ricky Blaze's production of "Everyone Loves Dancing," and his experiences meeting and signing with Vybz Kartel's Portmore Empire. He talked about his early departure from the Empire, collaborations with producer Notnice and manager Corey Todd, and the tragic loss of Corey Merital. Blade reflected on his journey alongside other Montego Bay artists like Squash and Teejay, and so much more.

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Gaza Sheba, formerly of the Portmore Empire, joined the Entertainment Report Podcast studio while in Toronto for an unfiltered conversation about her life and career. She opened up about growing up in Spanish Town, becoming a young mother, and how acting was her first and true passion. Sheba shared how she got into music as a means to support her family, how she met Vybz Kartel, and the journey that led her to officially join the Portmore Empire.

Sheba also spoke about her experiences working with producer Notnice and revealed that Vybz Kartel wrote all their duets, including hits like "Like Christmas," "You and Him Deh," "Gal A Weh Me Duh Yuh Mek Yuh Do Me Dat," and many more. She gave an in-depth look into the Portmore Empire days, the morning Vybz Kartel was arrested, her son Nhance’s entry into music, her current relationship status with Popcaan, and much more.

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