Lyric Stash

Selah Dubb will fill Lowcountry with reggae rhythms tonight (The Post and Courier)
Expect Selah Dubb to be fun tonight when the band hits the stage at O'Malley's, downtown. The Boone, North Carolina reggae band is described as "roots reggae meets new school drum and bass."

They are labelled as dons, area leaders and, in some cases, shottas, but the men who "run" some of the country's ... (The Jamaica Observer)
In addition to "holding the corner" as a means of protection for the residents, these men say they are constantly straddled with the problems of unemployment and lack of educational opportunities for many of their charges who, they say, would trade in their guns for meaningful employment any day.

Last updated: (The Jamaica Observer)
Another year has come and gone. There have been several hits and several more misses. Splash this week takes a look at the people who hit. (Look out for our comprehensive 2008 Year in Review next week.)

Music Events (The Post and Courier)
Dear Enemy is the result of several bands merging into one. Once seen as competitors in the unforgiving music scene of Atlanta, the members of Dear Enemy rose from the ruins of other bands to form a hard-hitting rock quintet that has been on a fast track in the mainstream rock world.

Great performances, top class production (The Jamaica Observer)
From the onset it was clear the line-up for Beres Hammond's A Moment in Time would be top secret, but no-one ever thought veteran R&B crooner Freddie Jackson would be one of the special guests.