William Augustus Moore was born in the concrete towers of Arnett Gardens — one of Kingston's most volatile garrison communities — and died on the corner he built into a cultural landmark that attracted tourists, Grammy-winning artists, and Cabinet Ministers. He was forty years old. Three men stepped out of a car on April 18, 2001, and no one was ever charged.
This is the full, uncut story of Willie Haggart — the Black Roses Crew don, the man behind the Willie Bounce, the self-styled Chief of Staff who mediated disputes, built legal businesses, maintained political connections to the highest levels of the Jamaican government, and was executed in broad daylight while three sitting Cabinet Ministers later stood at his funeral and refused to fully explain why.
In 1959 Kingston, a young labourer named Alton Ellis scratched the lyrics of his first hit "Muriel" onto the wall of a building site....
CARIBBEAN HISTORY: Bounty Killer — The Warlord of Dancehall is a cinematic Caribbean history audiobook documentary exploring the untold story of Rodney Basil Price,...
He stormed awards stages with fiery outbursts and forced Ghana’s music industry to kneel. He hosted Ghana’s first virtual concert and scored a Beyoncé...
