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IN CONVERSATION WITH






SPLIFFY DANWhile jamming to his track “Inna Di Dance” outside of Rockers
International Records, we decided to ask local Reggae artist Spliffy Dan a few
questions surrounding the historical music culture in the area and its
comparison to Jamaican music culture today.








DAHVID SLURIntroducing Dahvid Slur, a new wave roots artist born out of the same
birthplace as reggae music, Trench Town, Jamaica. His sounds are prominent
throughout Kingston and wider Jamaica, including his fan favourite track with
the late Joe Merca Marley titled, “Cyah Kill Rasta”. We discuss the current
sounds of reggae music and the value of knowing its history.






JAH NELSONAfter a long travel from his hometown of Paramaribo, Suriname,
Rastafarian reggae artist Jah Nelson discusses the globalization of reggae music
and the importance of discovering the sound at its roots.










A LOOK INSIDE ROCKERS INTERNATIONAL RECORDS


While in Kingston, the Deh’ya team had the privilege of visiting the historical
record shop known as Rockers International Records. We couldn’t have timed our
Friday afternoon visit better as the head of the shop, Mitchie, let us know that
every Friday people come in to DJ and listen to the music street side. We each
collected records to listen to and were also blessed by the sounds that the DJs
came in and provided to the neighborhood. Mitchie was also kind enough to share
a bit of information on the shop's history.