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The Style & Vibes Podcast Mikelah Rose | Style & Vibes
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4.9 • 26 Ratings
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The Style & Vibes podcast is where Caribbean style and culture collide. Hosted by Mikelah, founder of Style & Vibes, you’ll get to know from Caribbean tastemakers and celebrities across the globe in dancehall, reggae, soca and more!
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Buju Banton's Return: Long Walk to Freedom Tour NYC
Chat to me!Buju Banton delivered an exciting return to the U.S. in New York City, kicking off his Long Walk to Freedom Tour in the U.S. I'm sharing my concert experience from securing those coveted tickets to soaking in the lively pre-show vibes at UBS Arena's unique beer garden, this episode captures every exciting detail. Discover how Buju's powerful performance had us all on our feet despite a few technical hiccups, proving why he remains an indomitable force in reggae music.Whether you're...
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Exploring R&B and Reggae's Connection with Always on Key
Chat to me!On this episode of Style and Vibes we explore the connection between R&B and Reggae with Kea and Ashley, the dynamic duo behind the "Always on Key" podcast. We kick things off with fun filled trivia challenge that will test our knowledge of song lyrics explore the rich tapestry of R&B and reggae music, tracing their evolution and current trends. We delve into the diverse subgenres of R&B, the artistic freedom that today's musicians enjoy, and the critical role of collab...
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The Most Hated Number in Dancehall...#2 (Throwback Episode)
Chat to me!What does it mean to be queer and Caribbean? Throwing back to my conversation with Stush an’ Bush podcast crew, Khadieme and Robert. We explore the complicated relationship between Dancehall and the LGBTQ+ Community. Although lyrical content has evolved over the years, we cite older lyrics and expressions commonly used in Dancehall and evaluate how the lyrics used then possibly contributing to sexual curiosity and exploration. We also discuss the impacts on the Queeribean community...
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Red Bull Culture Clash NYC
Chat to me!The Red Bull Culture Clash held in New York City unofficially kicked off the summer for me! Not only is it Caribbean American Heritage Month, the event was inspired by parades in New York City tied to cultural heritage, where teams from the West Indies, Latino, Pride, and Asian American communities showcased their unique cultural elements in a friendly yet fierce sound clash. Tune in to hear about my experience rooting for the West Indian team “No Long Talk” team, who displaye...
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Unpacking Apple Music's 100 Best Albums
Chat to me!Apple Music unveiled their 100 best albums of all time which has music community reacting. We're talking about the list's impact, how lists like these inspire conversation and exploration, and the personal connections we all share with music. While art is subjective, when a collective of people view music with appreciation, admiration mixed with a strong artistic foundation is what deems these bodies of music valuable. In this episode I share how albums from the Apple Music 1...
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Let's Catch Up
Chat to me!Let's catch-up! I've had conversations recently on the podcast with comedian Kerry Coddett, soca star Kes, gospel singer K-Anthony, and reggae crooner Mortimer. All great interviews filled with reflections and life perspectives. Concert and festival season is heating up and I share my most recent experiences at the Traffic Jam concert featuring Damian and Stephen Marley. Buju and Sizzla are back on U.S. soil and I mention canceled concert disappointment, fan concer...
Customer Reviews
Magic
Mikelah has created something that the world needs. Enabling access to a side of these creatives’ narratives that aren’t being heard on this scale is powerful.
I appreciate the work of the Style and Vibes team to bring these important stories into American mainstream light, cause no one else is doing this for the culture like them.
A necessary voice for Caribbean artistes
Style and Vibes talks to the most influential Caribbean artistes and gets them to open up in insightful, casual conversations. I enjoy this podcast. Even if I know the artistes, I always learn something new about them. Good job!
Big Up di Werk!!
Love the Podcast collaboration with Syn of Caribbean Style Phyle! ❤️❤️❤️