The name of Oku Onuora, Jamaica’s best known dub poet, a notorious radical, criminal, and proud subversive, literally translates as fire in the desert and symbolizes the voice of the people.
Considered the father of dubetry, …

Owen Gray was Jamaica’s first home-grown singing star, and the first Jamaican singer to achieve recognition (and stardom) doing something other than calypso music. He seemed destined for stardom at an early age — born …