AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMusic & Culture: Jamaica’s Mighty Sparrow is being mourned across the region, with tributes recalling how the calypso legend carried Caribbean stories worldwide. Reggae/Dancehall Industry: Inner Circle bandleader Ian Lewis is urging the GRAMMYs to split reggae and dancehall into separate categories, arguing they’re distinct and shouldn’t be constantly compared. Local Music Releases: UK dancehall star Stylo G links with London duo The FaNaTiX for “CHOSEN,” promising smooth dancehall with Spanish vibes. Jamaica Sports (Football): The Reggae Boyz moved closer to qualification after a 2-0 win over El Salvador, with coach Rudolph Speid saying Jamaica no longer has to “depend on anyone.” Media & Business: MRSL is rebuilding Jamaica’s All Media Survey with AI and a longer six-month measurement period to better track how audiences move across platforms. Wellness & Art: A Jamaican-rooted chakra healing journal project is spotlighted as a personal way to bring reproductive health research and community storytelling into accessible art. Jamaica Entertainment Spotlight: Glen Washington signs with Donsome Records to expand touring, royalties, and international collaborations.
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