I want to let people experience Jamaica the way I have. Savanna-la-Mar and Westmoreland encapsulate my Jamaican experience. Whenever I go back to Jamaica it’s like a pilgrimage or a birthright where I get to rediscover and uncover parts of myself. Savanna is warm, chaotic, colourful, rough, noble and stoîc. The song tries to capture and communicate this, and the love I feel for a place I call home.

Grammy-winning dancehall and reggae musician Sean Paul sits down with http://www.WatchMojo.com to discuss Jamaican culture and pride, predicting the next big dance craze, and he gives us some news about his incarcerated friend Busy Signal.

Hey everyone, welcome to episode 9 of Innersleeve. Being diagnosed with cancer is probably the most devastating news anyone can receive. Jonathan Emile, a Reggae and Hip Hop artist (and now cancer survivor) opens up about his battle with cancer, how it motivated him to pursue a career in music, his work with Kendrick Lamar, and Bob Marley’s influence on his music. We hope you enjoy this very special episode of Innersleeve on SoundMojo.

Solidarity is a hymn calling for rallying and commitment to the many challenges that the entire planet is currently facing. This song aims to be soothing, but also impactful, in the hope that it will resonate in the hearts of all communities. Jonathan Emile Solidarité est un hymne appelant au rassemblement et à l’engagement vis-à-vis les nombreux défis auxquels la planète entière est présentement confrontée. Cette chanson se veut apaisante, mais aussi percutante, dans l’espoir qu’elle résonne dans le cœur de toutes les communautés. Jonathan Emile

“Try A Likkle More”, is a song about how time and effort equal love. In patois, “a likkle more” or “a little more”, means “see you later” or “au revoir”. In the lyrics, I play on the idea of time and love as a participatory action rather than an emotion or a passive state. Jamaica in itself is a color-filled phenomenological experience. The roots riddim with its easy skank and swaying guitar and bass are set at the speed of rural Jamaica. You can hear the one drop against the slow crash of waves. The guitar melody opens and closes the song like a storybook.

Take some Jamaican vibes, add jazz, a dash of R and B and some attitude, and this is what you've got. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com counts down our our picks for the top 10 ska bands of all time, making sure to include at least 3 bands from each of the 3 waves in the history of ska music.

Kreesha Turner has started incorporating more of her Jamaican heritage into her music and her style. http://www.WatchMojo.com catches up with her to discuss her approach to style, how much say she has over the fashion in her videos, and her new ‘do.

These heartwarming Olympic moments take the gold. For this list, we’ll be looking at the history of the Olympic games beyond the medals and who won and who lost.

No Smoke by Jamaican Canadian singer, rapper, record producer Jonathan Emile

The Olympic games are full of moments who give us chills! WatchMojo presents the Top 10 Inspiring Moments from the History of the Olympic Games! But what will make the top spot on our list? Will it be Jesse Owens winning Gold in Germany, the black power salute in Mexico, or the Jamaican Bobsled Team? Watch to find out!