John Masouri

Echoes' double bill this month features Protoje, celebrating the release of his latest album The Art Of Acceptance, and Aza Lineage, a Jamaican roots singer whose debut album Rebel Dawta is produced by King Jammy. I'd like to thank both artists for their time in making these interviews possible. Both are articulate spokespeople for their generation, whilst our monthly Vibes column sheds light on the controversy surrounding Yaksta and his remarks about whether certain of his c

This month's Echoes, the last of the year, has my tribute to the late, great Jimmy Cliff; a feature on Naya Rockers and a Round-Up Of The Year looking back on the highs and lows of 2025. It was a tumultous year for the music in so many ways, culminating in the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa and the sterling efforts to raise funds for the island's reconstruction.

Hollie Cook is this month's cover star. Grateful thanks to her and Lila Ike for giving up their time and making both these features...

Thanks to Konan, of Krept & Konan, and Omar Perry for supporting Echoes Magazine, and making the features in this issue happen. It was a...

Echoes' December issue has an exclusive interview with veteran UK reggae soundman and record producer Sir Lloyd, telling of his exploits...

I was privileged to be granted an in-depth interview with Jamaican singer and current reggae sensation Mortimer for the cover story of this