Dreaming Whilst Black is a brand new comedy web-series written, directed and staring British/Jamaican Adjani Salmon. With so much buzz going around on it we had to catch up with Adjani and have a chat with him. OAJ: Describe yourself in 3 words? AS: Loud, Organic, genuine OAJ: Is this web series based on your … Continue reading
Singer Songwriter Sevana has been our one to watch for the past 4 years when we 1st wrote about her. She is a breath of fresh air when it comes to a female artist out of Jamaica singing reggae and is stunningly beautiful. We caught up with Sevana to talk about her new single and … Continue reading
Skip Marley son of Cedella Marley and grandson of the great Bob Marley is the newest Marley to carry on the family legacy. OAJ caught up with Skip to find out more about him. OAJ: Describe yourself in 4 words SM: Musician, Brother, Friend and Son. OAJ: Being the next generation Marley how does your … Continue reading
Konshens has made a hot remix of the Beenie Man classic Girls Dem Sugar and we love it! We recently caught up with the DJ to find why he decided to remake the track here is what he had to say! Some of these hooks and ideas and melodies that dancehall artistes produced in yesteryear’s … Continue reading
We caught up with the UK’s the multi faceted, Corey Johnson, one of the people behind 2016’s song of the summer One Dance by Drake feat. Kayla. OAJ: At what age was it that you knew music was going to be your main focus and career? CJ: I guess music started for me when I … Continue reading
He’s a rising star in marketing and an experienced brand strategist, but what’s the deal behind economist-turned traveler-turned workout junkie Craig R. Williams and what’s he like away from the lens of Instagram and twitter? With his hashtag #FailedMyWayToSuccess, he’s not only done an overhaul on his accounts but his personal brand is on a … Continue reading
Emprezz Golding is not just a pretty face and media personality, she has taken on the role of child activist and has provided an outlet for the children and teens of Jamaica to have a platform where they can speak out on their issues that need to be heard. We caught up with Emprezz over coffee … Continue reading
