Star Trek: Review: Mudd’s Women

This was a boring episode but brilliantly executed if you know what I mean. We see an intergalactic pimp exploit women from across the stars who are imperfect but when they take a pill they become beautiful again, for a time. But as we say here in the Caribbean, “Belief kill an’ belief cure!” The…

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Inner Circle .::. Bad Boys

“Bad Boys” is an iconic, globally recognized 1987 reggae-pop track by Jamaican reggae fusion band Inner Circle that achieved monumental status as an international pop culture phenomenon. Driven by a classic, upbeat one-drop reggae riddim, the track features a bouncy, syncopated bassline, sharp guitar skanks, and a driving horn section that gives the song an…

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Prince & The Revolution .::. Let’s Go Crazy

“Let’s Go Crazy” is a high-octane, historic 1984 funk-rock and synth-pop explosion that served as the legendary opening track for the film and album Purple Rain. The song opens with a dramatic, church-like pipe organ solo and a spoken-word eulogy on life before bursting into a ferocious, lightning-fast rhythm driven by an aggressive drum machine…

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Star Trek: Review: The Cage

Yes folks, we are in 2026 and we are so doing this, reviewing Star Trek from te very beginning. We see a different cast from the one we are used to. We have Leonard Nimoy but no Scotty, Bones, Kirk… yes, no William Shatner. So what happened? Did they join in the second season or…

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Third World .::. Committed

“Committed” is a smooth, beautifully polished 1992 reggae-fusion and urban pop track released by legendary Jamaican band Third World on their album of the same name. Driven by a warm, rolling bassline and a steady, rhythmic reggae drum pocket, the track features distinct, contemporary 90s R&B keyboard textures and a bright, soulful brass horn section….

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Phil Collins .::. Another Day In Paradise

“Another Day in Paradise” is a haunting, socially conscious soft-rock and pop masterpiece released by Phil Collins in 1989 that won the Grammy for Record of the Year. The song features a dark, atmospheric production built on a slow, pulsing synthesizer line, a steady drum machine pulse, and a mournful, echoing guitar note. The addition…

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Paramore .::. Hard Times

“Hard Times” is a sparkling, neon-drenched 2017 synth-pop and new wave track that served as the explosive lead single for Paramore’s critically acclaimed album After Laughter. The song is heavily inspired by 1980s Afro-pop and synth-rock, driven by a bubbling synthesizer bassline, rhythmic marimbas, and a choppy, funk-fueled guitar riff. The production is incredibly bright,…

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