Women

A Reggae Institute Profile On October 6, 2026, Millicent Dolly May Small would have turned 80. Known to the world...

Researched and presented by The Reggae Institute, the research and educational arm of The Reggae Museum A Woman Who Expanded...

The Reggae Museum honored Minister Marion Hall—formerly known internationally as Lady Saw—through a symbolic installation presented during the 10th anniversary...

Sophia George is one of Jamaica’s most beloved voices—an artist whose sweet-toned delivery, bold storytelling, and confident femininity helped define...

Tanya Stephens stands as one of Jamaica’s most fearless and socially conscious voices in reggae and dancehall. Known for her...

Marcia Griffiths, affectionately called the “Queen of Reggae,” is one of the most influential voices in Jamaican music history. Her...

Few songs in reggae and dancehall carry the global recognition and cultural weight of Sister Nancy’s “Bam Bam.” Released in...

When Diana King released “Shy Guy” in 1995, the Jamaican singer-songwriter catapulted into international stardom almost overnight. The track was...

Reggae music has long been a vessel for storytelling, empowerment, and cultural pride. While the genre has often been dominated...

Top 10 Female Reggae Artists Who Made History Reggae music fans often yearn to know the legends behind those soulful...