Homegrown With G Cole

We know what The Alpha Institute is, some might know of it as Alpha School for Boys. We know of its musical legacy and the impact its alumni has had on our music, ie Yellow Man, Leroy Smart, Tommy McCook, Lester Sterling, and more. There is however, so much more to Alpha. It is an amazing institution with a history richer than the most of us know. G Cole sits with General Manager of Alpha Boys School Radio Mr Joshua Chamberlain to connect the dots

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G Cole sits down with Sultan Ali aka Danny Buster, the son of Prince Buster to talk about his father’s work, legacy and his impact on not only Ska, Reggae and Rocksteady, but his impact on Sultan himself.

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There was a time when Dancehall was a great place, a great time and a great feeling. Legendary Dancehall artists; Lady G, Anthony Malvo, Galaxy P and Admiral Tibet stop by The Homegrown Studios to help G Cole reminisce and catch him up with what they're currently up to. Be prepared for a lot of laughs, vibes and music. 

The name Dean Fraser is synonymous with musical excellence and is revered in the Reggae universe. G Cole sits with the Legendary Saxophonist, Producer and one of Jamaica's Quintessential Musical Heroes. They go back to the beginnings and talk music, legacy, Jacob Miller, Tarrus Riley and new projects. Don’t miss it.

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G Cole talks with veteran Reggae Artist Hal "Reggae Man" Anthony about music and life, the struggles and the accomplishments. They also talk about Hal's newest adventure and accomplishment, becoming a member of the classic Reggae group; The Tenors. 

On an unusually cold evening, Musical Legends Inner Circle, known also as "The Bad Boys Of Reggae" sit with G Cole at Circle House Studios in Miami for a rare conversation about life and the legacy of Inner Circle. Ian Lewis and Touter Harvey talk candidly about the beginnings till now. They share insight on the late Jacob Miller, and Third World Band who's original members came from Inner Circle. They also talk new music, the youth and their upcoming New Years Reggae Jam coming up on January 1st 2018 in Wynwood Miami.

The Grammy Award's category for Best Reggae Album has long been a topic of contention for Reggae fans and enthusiasts. Some deem a Marley submission an automatic win among other conspiracy theories. The fact that the Reggae Grammy Award presentation is not televised is also a sore point among fans. Today Multi Grammy Award winning Producer and voting member of the Grammies Jason J-Vibe Farmer stops by to share some info on the process.

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G Cole sits down for a great conversation with the soulful, blue eyed Reggae singer "Tenor Blue" to talk music and the Tenor Blue Experience. The California born, South Florida based Singer talks about his influences past and present, his spirituality, his brand new singles and the bright future ahead of him.

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G Cole talks with the super talented Naomi Cowan, the daughter of Carlene Davis and Tommy Cowan. The “Paradise Plum” Songstress talks about life, legacy and music.

Pride, Penalty Kicks and Patriotism. Jamaica's Women's Soccer Team affectionately called "The Reggae Girlz" have made history by being the first Caribbean country to qualify for the world cup. They will be heading to the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France. Tonight we speak with one of the Stars from the team; Goalkeeper Nicole McClure. This episode features the new "Family Buss Riddim" by Unity Sound Worldwide.

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