Royalton CHIC Antigua has recently been featured in a Forbes travel article, garnering international acclaim for its opulent offerings and iconic overwater bungalows, which have quickly become a hallmark of Caribbean luxury. The adults-only, all-inclusive resort has been lauded as a premier destination for discerning travelers seeking both relaxation and sophistication. In the piece, seasoned luxury travel writer Debbi Karpowicz Kickham paints a vivid picture of the resort, describing it as a ‘posh tropical playground’ that seamlessly blends exceptional hospitality with state-of-the-art amenities. Kickham recounts her stay, beginning in a Diamond Club room and transitioning to one of the resort’s overwater bungalows, which she likened to ‘the Rolls-Royce of relaxation.’ The Forbes feature also highlights the resort’s relative youth, having opened just over a year ago, and commends its comprehensive fitness programs, expansive spa facilities, and signature dining experiences, including Antigua’s sole overwater restaurant. Notably, Kickham shines a spotlight on local talent, such as personal trainer Daniel Antonio, an internationally recognized arm-wrestling champion who infuses the fitness offerings with his unique energy. This feature in Forbes marks yet another milestone for Royalton CHIC Antigua, solidifying its status as one of the Caribbean’s most rapidly ascending luxury destinations.
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Lutan Fyah’s Only Jah Knows get video
Renowned reggae artist Lutan Fyah has unveiled the official music video for his spiritually profound single, ‘Only Jah Knows,’ on November 3, 2025. The release stands as a heartfelt homage to the Jamaican communities ravaged by Hurricane Melissa, blending the artist’s signature conscious lyricism with soulful melodies. Originally featured on the ‘Reggae Vibes’ rhythm by Reggae Vibes Music, the track has resonated deeply with audiences for its timeless exploration of life’s challenges and the unwavering belief that only the Almighty comprehends one’s path. The newly launched video amplifies this message by incorporating real footage of the hurricane’s aftermath, juxtaposing scenes of devastation with moments of recovery. Lutan Fyah’s emotive performance, set against this backdrop, transforms the video into a poignant testament to compassion and resilience. By honoring the indomitable spirit of his people, the artist underscores reggae’s enduring role as a beacon of hope during adversity. The ‘Only Jah Knows’ video is now available for streaming on Lutan Fyah’s official YouTube channel, encouraging viewers to reflect, remember, and draw strength from the belief that all things are guided by Jah.
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All set Gin ‘N’ Juice 31
The iconic party Gin ‘N’ Juice is set to make a grand comeback on December 6, celebrating its 31st anniversary with a special White Christmas Edition. Hosted at Devon House in St Andrew, the event promises to transport attendees to the golden era of nightlife, blending nostalgia with festive cheer. The theme draws inspiration from the enchanting concept of a snowy winter, creating a unique tropical twist on the holiday season. Co-promoter Gregg Smith shared insights into the event’s vision, emphasizing its goal to evoke the serene beauty of snow while offering a vibrant escape for attendees. The celebration will feature musical performances by renowned DJs Delano from Renaissance, Timmy from HMV, and Kurt Riley, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Beyond entertainment, the event also serves as a sanctuary for volunteers who have been tirelessly supporting Hurricane Melissa relief efforts, providing them with a well-deserved break. With meticulous preparations underway, Gin ‘N’ Juice aims to deliver a night of joy, relaxation, and community spirit.
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A journey Down Memory Lane
Former Calypso Queen Tameika Darius recently hosted a heartfelt concert, ‘Reflections 2, Down Memory Lane,’ to honor her mother, Angela ‘Angie’ Darius, for her unwavering support and contributions to the family’s musical legacy. The event took place on November 9 at the Little Theatre, Southern Academy of the Performing Arts (SAPA-South), and featured a medley of songs penned by Angie, performed by her daughters and grandson. Tameika, who began her calypso journey at the age of five, was joined by her sister Makeda Darius, also a former Calypso Queen, and her son Xhaiden Darius, the reigning Junior Calypso Monarch. The concert highlighted the family’s deep gratitude for Angie’s love and dedication, with performances including Xhaiden’s ‘The Right to Play,’ Tameika’s ‘Who’s De Man,’ and Makeda’s ‘My People Arise.’ The evening also featured notable artists like Vaughnette Bigford, Roderick ‘Chuck’ Gordon, Renee Fortune, and Freetown Collective’s Muhammad Muwakil, who captivated the audience with their renditions of classic and contemporary calypso hits. The event concluded with a collaborative performance of Muwakil’s 2025 hit ‘Take Me Home,’ featuring Xhaiden, leaving the audience inspired and moved by the Darius family’s musical journey and their tribute to a matriarch who has shaped their artistic paths.
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Voting now open for the Dominica Music Awards 2025
The Dominica Music Awards (DMA) 2025 has officially launched its public voting phase, inviting music enthusiasts from Dominica and beyond to participate in recognizing the island’s most talented artists, producers, and creative professionals. Scheduled for January 3, 2026, at the prestigious InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa, the event promises to be a landmark celebration of musical innovation, cultural heritage, and artistic achievement. Organized by Creole Heartbeat, the DMA aims to elevate Dominican music on both regional and global stages while fostering economic growth within the creative sector. Fans can now cast their votes through the official online portal, which offers a straightforward and transparent process. The awards feature 23 diverse categories, including Bouyon Artist of the Year, Soca Artist of the Year, and Reggae/Dancehall Artist of the Year, alongside Special Awards of Honor for lifetime achievements and cultural contributions. The DMA not only highlights artistic excellence but also underscores the vital role of music in shaping Dominica’s cultural identity and national development.
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Joe Lick Shot, renowned ‘vibes man’ of the dancehall, dies at 70
Joe Lick Shot, a pivotal figure in the vibrant dancehall scene of the 1980s, passed away on November 11 in Kingston at the age of 70. Born Harold Jackson, he was affectionately known as the ‘vibes man’ for his unique ability to energize crowds and introduce top-tier artists. His signature mimicry of gunfire became a hallmark at dances, earning him respect and admiration across the industry.




