Capleton and Gyptian Headline “Fire in the Park” End-of-Summer Reggae Festival

Canada’s End of Summer Reggae Festival, “Fire in the Park,” is set for Saturday, September 12, 2026.

Among the performers are Capleton, widely known as “The Fireman,” and Gyptian. The lineup also features D’yani, making his first appearance in Canada, and Malie Donn. The event will be hosted by Linky Links and Nikki Hype, with musical juggling from Little Richie, Bad Boy Cha Cha, Chippy Flaire, Hard Fi Deal Wid, Blakz Dun Da Place and Heavy Metal Sound.

“Fire in the Park” takes place from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at 50 Esna Park Drive in Markham, Ontario. Tickets are available through Ticketgateway.com and at authorized ticket locations.

“Rap Like A Girl”: LaNell Grant, TuKool Tiff, Tylynn & Porsha Love Unleash a Hard-Hitting New Visual

LaNell Grant, TuKool Tiff, Tylynn and Porsha Love turn up the intensity with “Rap Like A Girl,” a hard-hitting Christian rap collaboration accompanied by an equally powerful official music video, shared August 6 on LaNell Grant’s YouTube channel.

Released July 24, “Rap Like A Girl” is anything but soft. The hardcore Christian rap track gives each of the four women an opportunity to showcase their lyrical ability, commanding flows and undeniable presence. The song has already earned attention within the Christian hip-hop community, including placement on Rapzilla’s “Christian Rap” playlist and NewReleaseToday’s “New Christian Rap Queens” playlist.

The accompanying visual matches the song’s energy from beginning to end. Shot entirely in black and white, the video puts LaNell Grant, TuKool Tiff, Tylynn and Porsha Love front and center as they spit their respective bars with aggression and confidence.

What makes the video particularly captivating is its editing. Quick pops, screen shakes, split-screen sequences and other visual effects heighten the intensity of the performances, creating a fast-moving visual that feels every bit as forceful as the track itself.

Ironically, despite its title, these women are not “rapping like girls.” They are going as hard as the guys, delivering their lyrics with the kind of conviction, aggression and technical skill that demands attention.

Sister Carol Joins CanniFest 2026 Lineup in Humboldt County

Reggae veteran Sister Carol is set to bring her roots sound and powerful lyrical presence to CanniFest 2026, taking place September 12–13 at Arcata Ball Park in Humboldt County, California.

Sister Carol joins a diverse two-day lineup headlined by Melvin Seals & JGB, with performances also scheduled from Brett McFarland & The Freedom Riders, Bella Rayne, Shuck Nasty, Ishi Dube, Broken Compass Bluegrass, Naive Melodies, The California Poppies, KingFoot, Papa Haole & The Fleas, Timbata, Makenu, Hella Mendocino, and The Cowtown Sound.

In addition to live music across four stages, the all-ages festival will feature comedy, talks and workshops, a Family Interactive Zone, grow games, live glassblowing demonstrations, vendors, exhibitors, and other interactive activities.

Tickets and additional information are available at CanniFest.com.