Do you play guitar? YouTube user Nick Rowan made a video that teaches how to build a wooden guitar stand.
For those who are still living in the Caribbean, many Rastafari believe that the only way to live clean and
Youtuber Chris Kastner, specialized in DIY building, made an awesome video for music lovers. It’s a Record Player Cabinet with
On the last article about the history of Rastafarianism, we talked about how there is no official Rastafari marriage ceremony.
Jamaican singer Lila Iké is receiving widespread attention for her debut EP, “The ExPerience”. Unlike artists like Rihanna, whose Barbados accent
In December 1976, Bob Marley had survived an assassination attempt in Jamaica. This took him to seek refuge in London
It’s now possible to see ‘Live at the Rainbow’ concert on YouTube. The performance by Bob Marley and The Wailers
On this day, June 8, in 1978, reggae legend Bob Marley and his band, The Wailers, performed two shows at
Rastafari took a verse from Leviticus 21:5 that says, “they shall not make baldness upon their head.” Rastas interpreted that
Even though Rastas follow a lot of passages in the Christian Bible, Rastafarians celebrate Christmas on January 7th, since this
Rastafarians avoid meat, do not eat pork, and consume a lot of fruits and vegetables. They also don’t drink coffee,
On this day in 1977, Bob Marley & The Wailers released their classic album, “Exodus”. The album released by Island
There are three different sects of Rastafari: Bobo Shanti, The Nyahbinghi Order, and The Twelve Tribes of Israel. The Nyahbinghi
Continuing after part I, on April 21, 1966, Selassie visited Jamaica. A massive crowd came to welcome him, with a
Rastafari has roots in the prophecies of Marcus Garvey, who is considered a Rastafari prophet. In the 1920’s, Garvey started
Jamaican Patois, or Patwa, is an English-based creole language, called Jamaican Creole by linguists, that have West African influences. It
“Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret” is a documentary released in 2014 that explores the impact of animal agriculture on the environment
The first popular reggae song ever recorded and released is “Do the Reggay” from Toots and the Maytals. Released in
Eric Clapton Reggae reached mainstream white audiences in 1974, when British artist Eric Clapton recorded a cover of “I Shot
Rege-Rege It’s a very controversial theme, but it’s believed that the word ‘reggae’ comes from the Jamaican slang term ‘rege-rege’,
Skip Marley’s single “Slow Down” reached number one on the Billboard Adult R&B chart and at Mediabase Urban AC, making
Guava is a fruit with great nutritional value and medicinal properties, due to its content in vitamin C, A and
