Reggae didn’t start with Bob Marley — and it didn’t stop there.In this episode, we trace the vibrant evolution of reggae music, from its early days in Jamaican sound system culture to its influence on genres around the world, including hip hop. Discover how ska, rocksteady, and reggae carved out a global legacy, shaped by legendary artists and timeless rhythms. This is the story of how one island’s sound became the heartbeat of music lovers everywhere.

They dropped a hit, then disappeared from the stage—together.

What really happened between Sean Paul and Mr. Vegas after “Hot Gal”?In this episode of ZIGGIE Seh, we rewind to the early 2000s and trace the unexpected twist that followed one of dancehall’s biggest collabs. From career highs to sudden separation.

Why did a talented Guyanese reggae artist like Natural Black face so much resistance in Jamaica? Was it jealousy, bad mind, or pure protectionism?

Before he was the Don Dada, Super Cat was a ghetto youth from Cockburn Pen - a place as rough as it gets. This episode dives into his early struggles, the street life that shaped him, the fatal incident with Nitty Gritty, and how he still rose to become one of dancehall's most legendary voices. From local clashes to global stages.

In this heartfelt 12th episode of Ziggie Seh!, Ziggie shines a well-deserved spotlight on Screechy Dan, the veteran dancehall artist whose journey from Kingston's Jungle to the streets of Brooklyn helped shape the foundation of New York's reggae and dancehall scene. From linking up with Trevor Sparks and forming the Vital Crew, to joining forces with Red Fox and Shaggy as part of the Rough Entry Crew, Screechy Dan helped build a movement that would influence generations. Ziggie takes us through Screechy ’s early struggles with record deals, his breakout moments with Sting International, and the chart-topping impact of “Pose Off.” Despite the setbacks, Screechy remains a prolific and underrated figure—one whose talent, versatility, and contribution deserve renewed recognition. Ziggie calls for unity in the New York reggae scene and makes a passionate appeal to Shaggy and others to support Screechy in reclaiming his spotlight. It’s a story of roots, resilience, and respect.

Ziggie Bless questions the influence of major artists like Spice, Alkaline, Gage, Masicka, Dexta Daps, Vybz Kartel and more pointing to disturbing visuals, controversial lyrics, and industry collaborations.

Ziggie Bless breaks down the big buzz around the brand new Chinese-owned mechanic shop in Jamaica. Is it a blessing for Jamaican drivers needing cheaper, faster service? Or a problem for local mechanics losing business?

In this episode of Ziggie Seh, we’re breaking down one of the biggest debates in dancehall history: Who really run the place — Beenie Man or Vybz Kartel?

Ziggie Seh! recaps the historic Vybz Kartel weekend at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.Night 1 gave us the raw essence of Kartel — voice, presence, and deep connection with the fans.Night 2 brought the star power — big names, surprise appearances, and a lot of flash.So the question is: Which night truly delivered?#comechatwidmi #ziggieseh #ziggiesehpodcast #ziggiebless #vybzkartel

Discover the remarkable story of Jah Cure, the reggae sensation who defied all odds. Born in Jamaica's tough Flankers community, Jah Cure became the first artist to record #1 hits from behind bars, transforming his 15-year sentence into unprecedented musical success. Despite a royal wedding, fatherhood, and undeniable vocal talent, his life spiraled with allegations of abuse, infidelity, and a second imprisonment overseas. Now three years into a six-year sentence, could this gifted artist still achieve stadium-filling fame upon release? Explore the complex legacy of reggae's most talented yet troubled star.#comechatwidmi #ziggiebless #ziggieseh #ziggiesehpodcast #jahcure