Elephant Man News

Talking Blues - Sale of Marley's memorabilia hits snag THE WORLD-FAMOUS archives of reggae historian Roger Steffens is once again up for sale, after negotiations between him and Jamaican interests fell through.

The Concert, will kick off on September 23, at the Club Sting from 12 midnight. Local fans will have the opportunity to enjoy a live performance of the hit maker as well as other talented well known local ...

Once, there was a time when Elephant Man headlining Hot 97's reggae spectacular On da Reggae Tip was cause for abandon-he's a consistently invigorating performer, with a proper disregard for taste.

Winston Foster aka Yellowman, known in dancehall circles as 'King Yellow,' is the latest artiste added to the impressive Irie Jamboree roster, slated for Roy Wilkins Park, Queens, New York on Labour Day Sunday, ...

" August 11, 2008- UrbanWorld Wireless' newly formed digital music label, UDub!Music, has teamed up with powerhouse Bad Boy Records to release the latest mixtape, "Bad Boys: We Run This", hosted by Elephant ...

Reggae Sumfest, the highly anticipated four-day festival kicked off with a bang at the annual beach party on Sunday July 13.

Reggae Sumfest, the highly anticipated four-day festival kicked off with a bang at the annual beach party on Sunday July 13.

The homophobic lyrics of several Jamaican reggae musicians has moved the German government to consider blacklisting them and restrict their sales and distribution.

Producer Stephen McGregor at home in Big Ship Studios. - Photos by Krista Henry The Sunday Gleaner continues with its series looking at influential studios in Jamaica.

Anti-gay reggae takes another hit today. Hearing some hate among Elephant Man and T.K.O's lyrics, the German government may put their albums on its Index of Harmful Materials.

Jamaican Gold Jamaican Gold is the longest running Reggae club in California, possibly the world.

Richie Stephens does a joyous flip at 'Take Me Away', held at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, on Sunday, May 29, 2005.

Few reggae albums can muster up strong anticipation from the dancehall and hip-hop communities simultaneously, but Elephant Man's latest release, Let's Get Physical , is just that type of disc.

REGARDING JAMAICAN reggae artists, the Reggae Compassionate Act, and gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell For a number of years there has been an aggressive campaign, organised primarily, it seems from various ...

“Boom bye bye inna batty bwoy head/ Rude bwoy no promote no nasty man/ Dem haffi dead...”

It appears the chickens are coming home to roost: After years protesting the anti-gay lyrics of several dancehall reggae performers, Canadian activists have convinced Canadian music retailers Archambault and ... via Hour.ca

“We haffi put something in there fe everybody. so you got the club joints, you got me and Chris Brown 'cause that's what my teenage fans want and yuh got the hardcore dancehall for my original fan base.”

Roland Henry, Observer staff reporter henryr@jamaicaobserver.com Friday, April 18, 2008 Energy god Elephant Man's Let's Get Physical makes it easy to believe the dancehall star has definitely lost some volts. via Jamaica Observer

“Me and Puffy are good. Sometimes people have nothing better to do than to player-hate. But I just wanna let the fans know that nothing like that happened.”

IT'S always difficult to track down Elephant Man. After ringing his phones several times- and getting voicemail- it seemed that our interview wasn't going to take place. via The Voice

Another update on the campaign by Jamaican -based gay groups to call attention to the extreme anti-gay violence and homophobia in Jamaica . via Rod 2.0

A BIG NAME in the world o' reggae has opted to celebrate the release of his latest album, " Let's Get Phyiscal ," at Crossroads Entertainment Complex tonight. via Express

On April 8th, 2008 reggae superstar Elephant Man will release Let's Get Physical , his latest recorded effort to be distributed in a joint venture by Bad Boy Records and VP Records. via IGN Music