The latest issue of Triple the Focus features the lovely Kamila McDonald-Alcock, wife of reggae singer Jah Cure. Make no mistake, she may be married to an international superstar, but she holds her own as CEO of JamRock Fitness, providing personal training, fitness and nutrition services to clients, she's a T.V. host and proudly serves in her most important as mother to bubbly … [Read more...] about Triple the Focus May Issue Featuring Kamila McDonald-Alcock
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Triple the Focus April Issue featuring Kevin Crown
The April Issue of Triple the Focus features one of my favoritie NYC DJs, Kevin Crown! He's known to rock a crowd everytime he plays (and not the same music set everytime, like many lazy DJs), with a great movement and fan base the Natural Born Club Killer is destined for greatness in music. EIC, Stacey Bethel announces our deal with Uptown Magazine which is a major … [Read more...] about Triple the Focus April Issue featuring Kevin Crown
Triple the Focus March Issue featuring Fayann Lyons
This month's issue of Triple the Focus features Soca artist Fayann Lyons (Alvarez), which is totally fitting for Women's History Month, since she is making strides for women in Soca on her own terms. She discusses coming out of the shadows of her famous dad and husband (Super Blue and Bunji Garlin, respectively), motherhood and going back to school. Read the exclusive interview … [Read more...] about Triple the Focus March Issue featuring Fayann Lyons
Caribbean Blogger Spotlight: Shimmy Shimmy
Shimmy Shimmy, the name alone makes you want to dance, but if you spend some time on the site you'll dance and get to know more about the dancehall music and culture. They are bringing the heart of Caribbean culture to the U.K. mass and beyond. Based in the U.K., Shimmy Shimmy started off as a caribbean culture blog highlighting reggae, dancehall, bashment and soca. Established … [Read more...] about Caribbean Blogger Spotlight: Shimmy Shimmy
Reggae, Rhythm & Blues Concert
In a weekend where there are plenty of options for Caribbean entertainment, I chose to head to Roy Wilkins Park with good reason. Great music under the sun (and stars) makes a music festival that much better. It’s was one of the few family friendly events promoted and unlike stereotypical Caribbean events, they started on time and ending at a decent hour. Reggae, Rhythm & … [Read more...] about Reggae, Rhythm & Blues Concert