With his beguiling vocals and soulful conviction, Cure effortlessly blends street poetry and sufferer’s tales with beautiful love ballads into one cohesive collection. The 13-track set is a return to ...

Jah Cure, one of Jamaica’s most talented contemporary artists, brings musical therapy to your ears with his latest album, “The Cure.” Cure, who co-produced the album, branches out of his comfort zone ...

With the over-saturation of Hip-Pop celebrities in the media, the UK reviving soul music, and the war on terrorism in Iraq, it s easy to see how one wouldn t notice the fading presence of reggae ...

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Siccature Alcock popularly known as Jah Cure has been locked up since October last year. The Unconditional Love singer faces a raft of charges including attempted manslaughter, aggravated assault or ...

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Jah Cure and Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley have teamed up for a new single and video to celebrate the benefits of weed and hones in even further on why they believe weed should be legal. Jah explained ...

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Reggae singer Jah Cure was on Tuesday sentenced to six years in prison in the Netherlands for attempted manslaughter. This came after he was accused of stabbing a promoter, Nicardo ‘Papa’ Blake, 45, ...

Reggae Vibes Music recently dropped an album called Reggae Sax Riddim, a collection of songs from various artists. One of the artists on the album is Jah Cure, whose "Lion in the Jungle" accumulated ...

KINGSTON, JAMAICA — The Hilton Hotel here is the reggae scene’s version of L.A.’s the Ivy: a place where celebrity sightings are a dime a dozen, and the staff is indifferent to fame. Until, that is, ...