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According to Rasta BlacSpade, “I am excited about this project, ever since I recorded my first single, ‘Jah Jah Live’. This was about April of this year. The idea was to release the single and then the EP, and this is what happened.” “Five other songs followed. These are ‘Ambition’, […]

Rastafarian reggae singjay BlacSpade, the artiste who got a fair share of popularity with his song selected in the finals of the 40th Anniversary IRAWMA (International Reggae and World Music Awards) 2023, has changed his name to Rasta BlacSpade. The new moniker took effect just a matter of two weeks […]

Blac Spade One of reggae’s premier awards show, the IRAWMA Awards celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Singer Blac Spade pays tribute to the long-running event with IRAWMA, his latest song. The track is produced by Thug Chemis. “I sing the IRWAMA song because it was recommended to me by my publicist. I […]

Burgeoning reggae recording artiste Wade Douglas more popularly known as Blacspade, has successfully launched his musical career to new heights. With his latest song entitled: IRAWMA which highlights the International Reggae and World Music Awards contribution to Jamaican and internationally. The multi talented artiste singles: Rasta Lives and Love Over […]

  Blacspade and Rastafarianism. Third of a seven-part series. “My music is conscious music and very influential. And it is partly because I was born a Rasta. I never ever wanted to go to the barber since I was small. “I just never thought anyone should be playing in my […]

Blacspade At Tacius Golding High School. Second of a seven-part series. Blacspade left Brown Hall primary at age eleven for Tacius Golding high – a school named after a politician from the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) camp. Golding was elected as a member of the House of Representatives in 1949 […]

First of a seven-part series. Wade Anthony Douglas didn’t have a problem being called Blacspade as a teenager and even today he is still cherishing that name for more than one reason. “I love music, ever since I knew myself, and that was before I became a teenager. My ears […]