Thanks to everyone that attended “SOUNDS & PRESSURE: Reggae In A Foreign Land” documentary FREE screening 2/14/25 at @Uwimona Campus (Neville Hall Lecture Theatre N1) in Jamaica. It’s Graeme Mathieson and Chris Flanagan’s five-part documentary series on reggae in Canada and the icons that fostered its roots in this foreign…
Leroy Sibbles produce Ras Shiloh “Tweezers” on his Bright Beam Music label. Its available now at iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, Pandora, Deezer, YouTube and all digital stores! This is the 3rd single on the “Cool Natty Riddim” which also features Young Garvey “Cool Natty” and Empress Adara “Late Night Fights”…
Leroy Sibbles says “Thanks to JIMA (Jamaican International Music Awards) @jimaawards on my nomination for “Best Male Reggae Single (Woman needs love). CAST YOUR VOTE today at www.jimaawards.com A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do) is a 1981 song recorded by American R&B vocalist and songwriter Ray Parker…
Young Garvey “HOLD ON” is an inspirational song glorying and having faith in God. Leroy Sibbles signed him in 2018 to Bright Beam Music and produced 13 songs showing his versality in reggae, dancehall, soca, gospel and pop music. Young Garvey says, “Meeting Leroy Sibbles is like hitting the musical…
Dancehall artiste Moses “Beenie Man” Davis (left), and iconic Reggae singer and musician, Leroy Sibbles, perform “Original Full Up” during the National Civil Honours and Awards Celebratory Luncheon at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston on Monday (October 21). The event was held to celebrate this year’s conferment of…
Leroy Sibbles will perform at Natural Vibez 2nd Annual Weekend Connection on saturday september 7, 2024 at Stone Ridge Event Center – 1750 Stone Ridge Drive, Suite A, Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083!
Etana, Singing Melody, Duane Stephenson, Dean Fraser, Kamila McDonald praise Leroy Sibbles at The Crowning Concert 8/31/24 at The Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston, Jamaica. Dean Fraser told @onstageTV, “I think this was something good, something great, something that should happen more often.” …
