Showing posts with label Rastafarian culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rastafarian culture. Show all posts

Saturday, March 07, 2020

Why Some Famous Dreadlocked Stars Chose a New Image Later in Life


Ruud Gullit and Gregory Isaacs


Ruud Gullit and Gregory Isaacs



It starts with ambition, motivation, and faith, and since personality defines us and how we interact with the world, many stars begin their careers with different personalities to be famous. Two stars I know personally who became successful in different fields while they kept dreadlocks were the ex-soccer star, Ruud Gullit, and reggae icon, Gregory Isaacs, but as both reached a certain age, they cut off their dreadlocks. Why?

Sunday, June 23, 2013

THE PASSION OF REGGAE AND AFRICAN MUSIC


Joel Savage's interview with different musicians

Joel Savage's interview with different musicians



Drumming and dancing have been part of Africa’s culture for ages as ceremonial activities initiated by ancestors to appease the gods. Unwillingly stolen away from Africa to the Caribbean, African music and rhythm found their way to these islands in the form of reggae music.  


Since then, reggae has acted as a magnet, creating a huge impact on the global music scene.

This type of music, which carries a prophetic message and spiritual lyrics, continues to influence musical genres, cultures, and societies throughout the world, contributing to the development of new counterculture movements in Europe, America, and Africa.