Excerpt and Photo from caribbeannationalweekly.com

In a recent article titled “A Music Lover’s Guide to Jamaica, According to 5 Rising Local Artists,” published on February 14, on Vogue.com, the vibrant essence of Jamaica’s musical culture was vividly captured. The piece, authored by Annie Daly, served as a captivating window into the island’s musical landscape, showcasing the insights and recommendations of five emerging Jamaican artists: Sevana, Samory I, Lila Iké, Jaz Elise, and Teejay.

Building upon the essence of this insightful guide, the Vogue writer embarked on a journey through Jamaica’s rich musical heritage, celebrating Reggae Month – the cherished annual celebration that pays homage to the iconic genre and its legendary pioneers. As she dove into the rhythms and melodies that define Jamaican music, she invited Vogue.com readers to explore the island’s pulsating beats and vibrant culture.

“So, where should you actually go to get the full Jamaican music experience when you visit? I asked five of the country’s top emerging musicians… for their favorite spots in Jamaica right now,” Daly wrote.

Here’s what Sevana, Samory I, Lila Iké, Jaz Elise, and Teejay suggested…