In Episode 4 of #ReggaeTalk, the team digs into the current generation gap issues that are evident in Jamaican music/culture. Your parent’s Dancehall/Reggae is clearly not yours. Your taste in music is generally not the same as theirs. “The only constant in life is change” (Heraclitus). Change makes us uncomfortable, but it’s inevitable, since many do not want to accept how things are NOW (as it relates to the Dancehall/Reggae culture), meanwhile many of the new generation artists/fans find it hard to validate what came before their time, simply because they weren’t around for the experience❗Are you having generation gaps issues?

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No Copyright Infringement Intended © Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976.

::PROMOTIONAL ONLY::

THE USE OF VARIOUS VIDEO AND AUDIO CONTENT IS A MEANS OF HIGHLIGHTING THE MUSIC, ARTISTS, AND PRODUCERS' CREATIVITY.

In Episode 4 of #ReggaeTalk, the team digs into the current generation gap issues that are evident in Jamaican music/culture. Your parent’s Dancehall/Reggae is clearly not yours. Your taste in music is generally not the same as theirs. “The only constant in life is change” (Heraclitus). Change makes us uncomfortable, but it’s inevitable, since many do not want to accept how things are NOW (as it relates to the Dancehall/Reggae culture), meanwhile many of the new generation artists/fans find it hard to validate what came before their time, simply because they weren’t around for the experience❗Are you having generation gaps issues?

---------------------------------::NOTE::--------------------------------

I Do Not Own The Songs And Riddims Represented in This Video. This Video Is Only For Promotional Purposes Only.©.

No Copyright Infringement Intended © Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976.

::PROMOTIONAL ONLY::

THE USE OF VARIOUS VIDEO AND AUDIO CONTENT IS A MEANS OF HIGHLIGHTING THE MUSIC, ARTISTS, AND PRODUCERS' CREATIVITY.

------------------------------------------------::NOTE::-----------------------------------------------

I Do Not Own The Songs And Riddims Represented in This Video. This Video Is Only For Promotional Purposes Only.©.

No Copyright Intended © Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976.

::PROMOTIONAL ONLY::

THE USE OF VARIOUS VIDEO AND AUDIO CONTENT IS A MEANS OF HIGHLIGHTING THE MUSIC, ARTISTS, AND PRODUCERS' CREATIVITY.

In Episode 2 of the @ReggaeTalk Podcast, the team digs DEEP into the rise of the Non-Jamaican Reggae artist. The world is clearly not depending on Jamaica for their Reggae/Roots fix like they used to! Non-Jamaicans are NOW making their own version of Reggae music & they're doing quite well vs. their Jamaican counterparts. Look no further than the Billboard Reggae chart, which is usually dominated by Non-Jamaicans, not to mention the annual Grammy nominations. Why are they dominating the charts? What are Jamaican artists not doing? What are the implications on the Jamaican Reggae industry? What went wrong in Jamaica? is the playing field level for Jamaican artists?

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When it comes to buzz surrounding an artist, social media has become the new "streets" where fans convene to share their thoughts about anything under the sun. Conveniently, the new streets is not in its physical form, but behind keyboards & smartphones! On the first episode of @reggaetalk, @reggaemusicforever & @akafareal highlights the ill effects of social media when it comes to Reggae/Dancehall. Has social media enhanced or cultivated hatred among Dancehall artists, fans & disc jocks?

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Host: @reggaemusicforever

Co-Host: @akafareal

Graphic Designer: @info_rebel

Executive Producer: @dancehall_dave

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