Amplify Our Culture preserves, archives, highlights and signifies our Jamaican heritage.
Born Paul Christopher Hudson in Kingston, Jamaica, he had early dreams of becoming a star. Chrisinti as he is now called, a name taken on by himself and given the meaning Selassie I Child, participated in school fetes and concerts in his community from the early age of 6 and all the…
Pam’s musical career, like many others, had its early beginnings in school and church. She was always a member of her church and school choirs. Pam never ventured alone on stage until her senior year at XLCR High School. Pam made her official entry into the professional world of music after finishing college…
Born in New York City of proud Jamaican parents from Waterhouse, (Carl and Yvonne), Chyna-Nicole read the back of Michael Jackson’s album covers at the tender age of 5 and begun her song-writing techniques. The rich musical culture of Waterhouse is instilled in Chyna although birthed in the US. Her…
Island World celebrates Women’s Month with Pam Hall!
“Culture Etch” Pam’s musical career, like many others, had its early beginnings in school and church. She was always a member of her church and school choirs. Pam never ventured alone on stage until her senior year at XLCR High School. Pam made her official entry into the professional world of music after…
(February 1, 1957 – July 1, 1999) Dennis Emmanuel Brown was born in February 1, 1957 in Kingston, Jamaica and was named “the best Reggae singer in the world” by Reggae’s King Bob Marley. This honor has titled Dennis Brown as the Crowned Prince of Reggae. Dennis Brown began his…
Island Worldwide is celebrating Reggae and Black History during the month of February. Here the Reggae Month Calendar courtesy of JARIA. Check out VisitJamaica.com for more updates!
