John Masouri

This month's Echoes' reggae content was written in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Melissa; a Category 5 storm that devastated huge swathes of Jamaica, and left many people homeless and without support. Our sincere condolences go out to the family and friends of all those who died or were badly affected by the worse Caribbean hurricane in living memory, and respect to everyone who contributed to the relief efforts including artists like Shaggy, Sean Paul and Maxi Priest.

This month's issue of Echoes has features on Anthony Cruz and Queen Omega - two well established artists with excellent new albums that...

For this month's issue of Echoes I interviewed two of the biggest names in Jamaican music - dancehall legend Sean Paul, giving us the...

This month's cover star is UK jazz/reggae guitarist Ciyo Brown, who discusses his latest album Can We Pretend at length in this issue....

I wrote the cover story of this latest Reggae Vibes - the French publication with the vision and conviction to run an impressive 14 page...

In this month's Echoes I interview Maxi Priest, who's just recorded a new album with Shaggy, and Max Romeo, whose Words Of The Brave set...

This month's cover story features Steel Pulse, whose latest album Mass Manipulation has been widely acclaimed. My thanks to lead singer...

My contributions to this month's Echoes Magazine include full length features and interviews with Luciano and also Shaggy & Sting,...

My contributions to this month's Echoes include interviews with Jamaican singer Kristine Alicia and her compatriot, legendary dub poet...