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At MaddARoadMedia.com, we’re proud to work closely with some of the most dynamic talents shaping Montreal’s cultural landscape. One such artist and entrepreneur making big waves is Singing P, affectionately known as “Di girls dem cup a Tea.” As a selector, promoter, chef, and radio host, Singing P embodies the spirit of Caribbean culture in Montreal — blending music, food, and community with unmatched passion. Singing P’s journey in the music world is deeply linked to his role in the renowned Nighthawk Int’l Sound. This sound system collective is a staple of Montreal’s nightlife, known for electrifying dancehall and reggae…

Ian Sweetness, born Ian Heywood in east Kingston, Jamaica, has spent over three decades carving out a distinctive place in reggae music as a versatile singer known for his soulful voice and passionate delivery. With a career spanning from the late 1980s to the present, this legendary artist has become synonymous with lovers rock and roots reggae, building a catalog of work that blends tradition with heartfelt emotion. Growing up in east Kingston during the 1970s, Sweetness developed an eclectic musical palette that would shape his artistic vision. While reggae remained his foundation, he absorbed influences from American country artists…

The Madd A Road Riddim is generating exciting buzz after its official release, highlighting the fusion of Montreal’s vibrant cultural scene and international dancehall energy. The riddim was officially announced by Likkle Wayne on the Big and Serious Podcast with Angie Goodaz, a move that immediately sparked enthusiasm across the dancehall community in Montreal, Jamaica, Toronto, and beyond.​ Riddim Release and Reception The Madd A Road Riddim, produced in collaboration with MadVibez Radio, has quickly become a talking point for music lovers, DJs, and artists seeking authentic, infectious new sounds. This release follows a period of anticipation, as fans eagerly…

Bringing Caribbean Culture to Canada, One Beat at a Time In the heart of Montreal’s vibrant multicultural landscape, a digital radio station is making waves across the Caribbean diaspora community and beyond. MadVibez Radio, operating with the infectious tagline “It’s Not Just Good…It’s Maaaad!”, has established itself as Canada’s premier online destination for authentic Caribbean music and culture. Broadcasting Caribbean Vibes 24/7 Since its inception in 2010, MadVibez Radio has been broadcasting non-stop Caribbean music to a global audience through its online streaming platform. Based in Montreal, Quebec, this internet radio station specializes in Reggae, Dancehall, Hip Hop, and R&B,…

On Saturday, October 18th, 2025, Montreal is set to host an unforgettable celebration: The Radiant Ball – Red Carpet Edition, presented by World By Storme. This inspiring event is dedicated to honouring the achievements of individuals with special needs, promising a memorable evening filled with elegance, music, and Caribbean hospitality. Event Details Guests will experience a glamorous red carpet welcome beginning at 6:30 PM, followed by dinner and dancing starting at 7 PM. The festivities will take place at the Caribbean Food Factory, located at 5311 De Maisonneuve Blvd, transforming the venue into a golden palace for the night. Entertainment…

Likkle Wayne is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist whose life and career are shaped by the golden era of sound system culture and unwavering dedication to authentic music. Artist Bio Growing up in Sav-la-Mar, Westmoreland, Jamaica, Likkle Wayne discovered his musical passion at just 10 years old, immersed in the vibrant sound system scene. At age 12, he won hearts with his first public performance—a Sister Nancy “Bam Bam” mimic—receiving enthusiastic support from his local community. By age 14, he was making history: winning the JCDC Festival DJ Competition in Westmoreland, representing his parish in the National Finals at…

When we talk about the golden age of Jamaican music, names like Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, and Gregory Isaacs usually jump out first. But tucked inside that vibrant history is another legend: **Papa Michigan**—one-half of the groundbreaking duo *Michigan & Smiley*. To reggae lovers across the world, Papa Michigan remains more than just a name; he’s a cultural voice, a pioneer, and, in many ways, a father figure in dancehall’s early growth. The Early Days: A New Voice in Jamaica   Born Anthony Fairclough, Papa Michigan came of age in the heart of Jamaica during a time when sound systems ruled…

[RAPPER] SONGWRITER Honey Benjamin was born and raised in Canada from Guatemala and Haitian decent. Her passion for music and writing stems from understanding the power in bringing people together over positive lyrics and great beats. She thrives to be a positive influence over the next generation. After over a decade on the runway as an international fashion model, she has made her transition to being a music artist a few years ago, dabbling in hip-hop, reggaeton and dancehall.  Her first single “Pop my Shit” has made noise over the last year; ranking over 15K global streams, setting the stage…

ÇHONI_G (aka Chantel Gero Sherwood) is a Singer/Songwriter from MONTREAL with an extensive history in music. Coming from a musical family (The Sherwoods) she started singing in “The People’s Gospel Choir of Montreal ” and performing at age 11, ÇHONI_G continued on to sing in bands such as “Dorian Sherwood and the Next” as well as “Shirleen and New Love”. After losing her sister Tasha to breast cancer, ÇHONI_G struggled to find the joy in singing and performing however this struggle pushed her to find herself and to always stay positive ÇHONI_G’s creates RnB music that focuses on positive energy and…

Reggae legend Colvin ‘Cocoa Tea’ Scott has died. His wife, Malvia Scott, confirmed to The Gleaner that the veteran singer passed away at 4:46 this morning at a hospital in Broward, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, following a cardiac arrest. He was 65. “I got a call early this morning to say that he had been transferred from the facility to the hospital … which is like five minutes away … because he was vomiting. He was initially diagnosed with lymphoma in 2019, but for the last six months he was also struggling with pneumonia,” Malvia told The Gleaner. Following the diagnosis six years ago,…