The legendary producer and sound system owner, King Jammy, joined the Entertainment Report Podcast for an exclusive and epic conversation while in Queens at VP Records Distribution. King Jammy discussed growing up in Montego Bay before moving to Kingston, his experiences meeting and working with the late King Tubbys, and his time in Toronto, Canada before returning to Jamaica. He also talked about Bunny Lee encouraging him to get into production, hiring Bobby Digital to work at his studio, his transition from Prince to King Jammy, and working with artists like Major Worries, Admiral Bailey, and Shabba Ranks on King Jammy's Super Power. Additionally, he shared memories of three memorable sound clashes with Jack Scorpio and Down Beat, the making of the Sleng Teng and Punnany riddims, producing new artists like Aza Lineage, and much more.

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Get ready for an exhilarating episode of the Entertainment Report Podcast as the multi-talented KIZZY DON joins us in the Toronto studio for a candid and revealing interview! KIZZY DON opens up about her challenging upbringing in Mandeville, her innate hustler mentality, and her lifelong ambition to be rich and famous. Learn how she skyrocketed to TikTok fame, created the beloved character 'Diamond,' and developed her distinctive accent. She also spills the tea on her friendship with D'Angel, the real story behind her and Mackerel, and the current status with her love interest, Deno Crazy. Additionally, KIZZY DON shares insights about her new body, her deep love for music, and her incredible journey of overcoming hardships. Tune in for an episode filled with inspiration and excitement!

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Legendary and elusive Jamaican vocalist Marcia Aitken joined the Entertainment Report Podcast while we were at VP Records Distribution in Queens, New York, for an enjoyable conversation. Marcia Aitken shared her experiences growing up in Jamaica, being discovered by Lloyd Parks while still in school, recording her #1 hit "I'm Still In Love With You Boy" for producer Joe Gibbs, and creating an album with him. She also discussed touring with Dennis Brown and Gregory Isaacs, migrating to the USA early in her career, taking a break from music to pursue business and nursing, Sean Paul and Sasha's version of her song, hearing her music in the promo for Jay-Z and Beyoncé's On The Run Tour II, returning to Jamaica to perform at Rebel Salute after almost four decades, her new gospel album, and much more.

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The First Lady of Dancehall, D'Angel, returned to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an engaging discussion about her musical career. D'Angel talked about her current friendship status with Queen of Dancehall, Spice, and her issues with RT Boss. She shared her thoughts on her son Marco-Dean's graduation, reflected on the highs and lows of her 20-year career, and discussed writing an autobiography. D'Angel also spoke her alter ego, 'War Angel,' and explained why she wanted to clash with Beenie Man and Bounty Killer at Sting. Additionally, she talked about her friendships with Kizzy Don and Pamputte, highlighting the challenges women face in the music industry. D'Angel also spoke about her two new songs, 'Time Now' and 'Not The Same,' along with their accompanying visuals.

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Legendary roots Reggae singer Horace Andy visited the Entertainment Report Podcast studio while in Toronto. During the interview, Andy shared his experiences growing up as a troubled youth and recounted how a friend encouraged him to audition at the renowned Studio 1. He discussed his admiration for Leroy Sibbles, whom he considers the greatest living musician from Jamaica. Andy also opened up about both his positive and negative experiences at Studio 1, recording hits for Bunny 'Striker' Lee, and the issues he had with him. Additionally, he talked about his cousin, Justin Hines, and how he inspired Dennis Brown to embrace Rastafari. Andy reflected on his long friendship with the late U Roy and detailed his moves to Connecticut, New York, and eventually England, where he met and collaborated with Massive Attack. Tune in for these stories and much more.

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(((PART 2))) Selector and producer Jazzy T from Renaissance Disco visited the Entertainment Report Podcast Studio for an epic conversation about his career. Jazzy T discussed his experiences meeting and producing hits with artists such as Busy Signal, Vybz Kartel, Capleton, Bounty Killer, Sean Paul, and Wayne Marshall. He also talked about his relationship with producer Don Corleon, navigating the Vybz Kartel vs. Spragga Benz clash, and Renaissance's performances at World Clash and the Welcome to Jamrock Cruise's "Clash at Sea." Additionally, Jazzy T shared insights into Renaissance productions like the Rebirth Riddim, Thunder Clap Riddim, and Steps Riddim.

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(((PART 1))) Selector and producer JAZZY T from RENAISSANCE DISCO visited the Entertainment Report Podcast Studio for an epic conversation about his career. Jazzy T talked about meeting Delano, the greatness of Dr. Dre, and how the legendary radio DJ Super Don from RJR Radio introduced him to radio. He also discussed Rory Stonelove's instrumental role in Renaissance's breakout, Spragga Benz's connection to the sound, the greatness of Bounty Killer, Sean Paul and the Dutty Cup Crew, the cause of the fallout with Stone Love and how it was resolved, Tony Matterhorn, and classic events like RAS and Fully Loaded, along with so much more.

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DJ REEM, the Selector, Producer, and Remix King from CHAMPION SQUAD, joined us on the Entertainment Report Podcast during our visit to Fort Lauderdale. In this engaging conversation, DJ Reem shared insights about his career journey. He talked about his upbringing in Fort Lauderdale, working in a record store, and playing on the radio as a child. Mentored by Dread from Adonai, DJ Reem reminisced about his weekend playing for Black Chiney and the rivalry that ensued due to a remix. He discussed his global travels, his connection with Tony Matterhorn, and his renowned mixtapes. DJ Reem also highlighted his victories in several sound clashes, how Gappy Ranks introduced him to music production, and his collaborations with artists like Wayne Wonder, Gyptian, Badda General, and Delly Ranx. He emphasized the crucial role that DJs and selectors play in shaping an artist's career.

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Legendary Dancehall / Reggae recording artist Wayne Wonder graced the Entertainment Report Podcast for an epic conversation during our time in Florida! He shared stories about his upbringing in East Kingston and recording for King Tubby. Wayne also recounted his first trip to the Cayman Islands with Ninjaman and Ricky Trooper, his experiences around Metro Media, and his journey to Penthouse Records. He revealed the magic of witnessing Beres Hammond's recording process and talked about his long-standing friendships with Tony Rebel, Terror Fabulous, Frankie Sly, Bounty Killer, Spragga Benz, and Beenie Man. Wayne Wonder also discussed meeting and collaborating with Buju Banton, working with Dave Kelly, Madhouse Records, the Alias Project, the magic of 'No Letting Go' and much more.

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While we were in Miami, we had the opportunity to catch up with the legendary, Grammy award-winning band INNER CIRCLE. During our conversation, Inner Circle shared stories about growing up in Mona Heights and how they were introduced to bands as children. They spoke about being inspired by Byron Lee, their journey to becoming musicians, and their experience playing in studio sessions for many great artists, including Bob Marley, Eric Donaldson, and Israel Vibration. Inner Circle also reminisced about how they connected with the late Jacob Miller, sharing anecdotes about his jovial personality. They recounted their experience playing at Bob Marley's One Love Peace Concert and told hilarious stories about Gregory Isaacs. Additionally, they discussed their massive hit "Bad Boys" and how it ended up being featured on the TV show Cops. Inner Circle also shared their thoughts on the current state of modern Reggae and Dancehall.

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