Jah Prince

This morning we talk deeply with Anthony B about the mainstream Dancehall and the reasons why Reggae bonds people worldwide as a pop-genre of the century. We agree with Anthony that reggae is like good slow cooked food and bonds people from many different cultures. Many don't get a chance to be an 'artist' and educate the world about Jamaica as the voice of the working class but he makes use of his 'instrument of influence' to make a significance social stance. Anthony B talks about his image in the public eye, how his current single, a lyrical love song, 'My Yes and My No'. In his song, 'Headline' we touch the topic how everybody wants to make the news, 'yet so many artists put out so many lyrics and content but don't take the time to listen and we know', because 'words to an artist is not a joke'. At the end you're gonna wanna hear the 'No bun fi bun' stance he takes in 'Statement' and salute our families in Ghana, Kenya and Gambia.   Sweet Jamaica My Yes and My No Full Anthony B Interview Headlines St