THE JIFE MUSIC SHOW

As is customary on our show, we review the year in gospel music in St. Kitts and Nevis, the wider Caribbean and internationally with Janeel Boon, radio host and program director at Dominion Radio in St. Kitts. Plus, we have new music from Lecrae, IK Phew, Shorto and a new St. Kitts artist Evy and Sarid DVN.

Happy 2022. We recap some of the best interviews on The Jife Music Show for 2021, while giving some hot tracks in between. 

As we celebrate Christmas, join us as we showcase holiday music of some of the finest artists from the Caribbean. We also sneak a few Christmas Hip Hop tracks. 

Thanks to all our listeners as the JIFE Music Show celebrates 200 episodes. In this edition we hear some of Andre Huie's top picks of 2021 according to Spotify. A strictly music edition of the show this week. 

A former gang banger turned Christian shares his story and how he uses Hip Hop to minister to the masses. Chille Baby, an orginal member of the Gospel Gangstaz speaks to the team at Trackstarz in Atlanta--we share that interview on this week's episode. Plus, we have the finest in reggae gospel from John Mark Wiggan, Katalys Crew and Rohan Clarke as well as some Christmas music. 

Rohan Clarke, the Jamaican gospel music artist who is based in Atlanta, releases his debut album. We talk to him about this accomplishment and what fans can expect and why he decided to move to the US after what appeared to be a successful music career in Jamaica. We also feature some Afrobeat music and a new song from Yani of Axia Nation and Sean Daniel, both from Trinidad and Tobago. 

In this episode, we feature a testimony from Christian Hip Hop star Bizzle of God Over Money Records. Also, we feature new music from Jovi Ton, from his upcoming debut gospel album as well as hip hop tracks from Eshon Burgundy, Lecrae and more. 

The artist from the British Virgin Islands: Oneyke Huggins is our Artiste Of The Week. He speaks about how he got started in music and how people within the Seventh Day Adventist Church, of which he grew up, accepted his more contemporary form of music. Plus we have new music from Destiny Crown, Bizzle, Andy Mineo and Aaron Cole. 

On this edition , we feature strictly new songs from arties from all over the Caribbean including Shorto from Trinidad and Tobago, Allan Petty from Guyana, Shado Vijon from Jamaica and Shako Pro Productions from Trinidad Tobago.

We present another throwback week featuring music from the late 90s, early to mid thousands and as recently as five years ago in Hip Hop, Dancehall, Reggae and Soca. 

On this edition we hear from CHH artist Lecrae as he speaks about his bout with depression, almost quitting his faith and how God restored him. He was featured on The Breakfast Club on Power 105Fm in the US. Plus we hear new music from Godartiste and music from Destiny Crown, Allan Petty and KDB among others. 

This week we feature M1 (Ministering 1) from St. Kitts and Nevis. We talk about his latest single and music video "Prayers Up" and what keeps him motivated as a gospel artist. We also feature new music from Allan Petty, Destiny Crown and several other artists including two tracks from the 116 Summer 21 Playlist. 

On this edition we feature new music from Caribbean and American artistes including DJ Nicholas, Xay Hill, Canon, Jovi Ton and many more. Strictly new music. 

Anguillan Gospel artist Susan Best is our artist of the week. We spoke about her new single My Rock, her upcoming book and album. Plus we feature new music from the Upstream Youth Ministry in St. Kitts and songs from DJ Nicholas' new album Abnormal Decibels. 

In this edition, we feature some of the best sounds in Reggae, Dancehall, Soca and Hip Hop Gospel Music. Less talk, more music. 

We catch up with Trinidadian Gospel artist Curtis Jordan on what he has been doing of late, the inspiration behind his last album Rivers of Jordan and how he expects gospel music in the Caribbean to take off to higher levels after the pandemic. Plus we feature music from Gawvi, Koryn Hawthorne and new music from Shorto.   

One of the first artists to be featured on The JIFE Music Show Di Anointed Vale, is our guest on this week's edition of the show. Vale has evolved from a Reggae Gospel Artist to an artist manager and entrepreneur. Hear him speak about his experience over the years and his plans to release a prophetic worship album. Also on this show we hear new music from Shorto, Shado Vijon, Hip Hop artists Wande...

We feature Destiny Crown, a young artist from Trinidad and Tobago about what motivates her to pursue Gospel Music. Plus we hear new singles from DJ Nicholas from his soon to be released album: Abnormal Decibels. 

On this edition, we pay tribute to Jamie "Jamie T" Thomas, a Caribbean media personality who passed away suddenly a few weeks ago. He passed the way for a lot of Caribbean Gospel artists and impacted the media landscape in Trinidad and Tobago and beyond. We hear tributes from artists: Curtis Jordan, D Furnace and media personalities Stanshaw Cornelius and Janeel Boon. Plus we hear a special interv...

With the sounds of Katalys Crew, Stichie, Samuel Medas and others, we present the best in reggae gospel in this edition of the show. Plus, we feature some of the new sounds of Dancehall Gospel music. 

On this edition we feature the ultimate sound of the Caribbean: Soca. We feature some of the best in Soca Gospel Music with artists from Trinidad and Tobago and St. Lucia and we have a very motivational message in Soulfood. 

Hip Hop takes center stage in this week's show. We feature some Caribbean artists, classic legends and some of today's hottest artists in Christian Hip-Hop. There is even a Soulfood segment that looks at the life of now deceased rapper DMX. Plus, we hear an interview with This'l, a Christian rapper who some years ago was shot during a robbery attempt. 

This week, we explore the various genres of Caribbean Gospel Music namely Chutney, Soca, Reggae and Dancehall.

Miller Version is a new gospel artist based in New York. He is our guest on this edition as he talks about his new single Amazing Love and why he chose not to sing about hell in his songs. Plus, we hear some classic reggae gospel songs, done by today's artists. 

In light of International Women's Day observed recently, we are paying tribute to all women in today's broadcast. We feature songs done by female artists in Reggae, Dancehall, Soca and Hip Hop. Plus, we speak to Stanshaw Cornelius, CEO and Founder of Christian media company So Arise International as she celebrates 10 years of her ministry.