Category: Music
DilinJah Promises Consciousness At Catch A Fire
[Written by Patrick Bean] He may not yet be a household name however, local recording artist DilinJah — real name Dekembe Dill-Outerbridge — possesses an aura of greatness. Much like his late uncle, Haile Outerbridge, DilinJah is versatile in his ability to seamlessly move between styles, whether it be singing, rapping or toasting DilinJah’s... Read more of this article
Review: ‘Musical Extravaganza’ In Somerset
[Written by Dale Butler] “Hey now, this was an extraordinary show!” [Unsolicited comment made to me by an audience member]. On Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 8pm at the Somerset Primary School, PLP Constituency #36, Sandys North – represented by MP Rev. Dr. Emilygail A. Dill – hosted a Musical Extravaganza that would have received... Read more of this article
Bermuda Celebrates Intellectual Property Day
The Ministry of Economy and Labour is celebrating World Intellectual Property Day 2025 by highlighting the role of IP in empowering Bermuda’s music creators. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Economy and Labour is pleased to announce the participation of the Government of Bermuda’s Intellectual Property Office [IPO], within... Read more of this article
Ashanti Films Music Video In Bermuda
Grammy-award winning artist Ashanti recently announced on American Idol that she filmed the music video for her upcoming single in Bermuda. “My single is called ‘Called You Up,’ I shot the video in Bermuda and it is amazing, I cannot wait for you guys to see it,” she said during a recent appearance on American Idol. During... Read more of this article
TMQ To Hold ‘Jazz & Art’ Event On April 16
The Tino Martinez Quartet [TMQ] is getting set to hold a ‘Jazz and Art’ event on April 16, featuring live art creation by Carlos Santana during the group’s set. A spokesperson said, “To commence Jazz Month in April, TMQ will be hosting a ‘Jazz and Art’ in collaboration with artist Carlos Santana for a live art creation... Read more of this article
Video: Charmarie Virgin Releases “Diamond”
Bermudian singer Charmarie Virgin, daughter of renowned producer John Woolridge, has unveiled her latest single, “Diamond” — a stirring tribute to God’s unbreakable love. Ms Virgin, whose father famously composed “Proud to be Bermudian”, collaborated with her husband and two children to film the accompanying music video, making it a heartfelt... Read more of this article
Carnival In Bermuda Launches Music Contest
Carnival in Bermuda announced the launch of its Singer/Songwriter Competition, an “exciting new initiative created to highlight the extraordinary talent of Bermuda’s local music community.” A spokesperson said, “This competition aims to infuse the Carnival experience with authentic, homegrown artistry by inviting Bermudian artists... Read more of this article
Soca Versus Reggae Returns To Bermuda
Soca Versus Reggae [SVR] will be held this August, with the organizer saying “this return promises to be momentous.” A spokesperson said, “In the years since Soca Versus Reggae [SVR] last lit up a sparkling Bermuda night, we’ve lost a lot. SVR was an unqualified highlight of our annual Emancipation celebrations for over a decade. It... Read more of this article
Gospel Concert With Marvia Providence
Saphire Faith International Ministries will be hosting a gospel concert featuring Evangelist Marvia Providence on Saturday [March 29] at Heritage Worship Centre. A spokesperson said, “Saphire Faith International Ministries – mother and daughter ministry duo are thrilled to announce an uplifting gospel concert featuring the renowned Evangelist... Read more of this article
Serilina Fisher Wins 2025 Bermuda Idol
Serilina Fisher won the 2025 Bermuda Idol Competition, impressing a packed audience at the Ruth Seaton James Centre on March 15, with Mikhyla Ming as runner-up and Tyler Ray Wilson in third place. A spokesperson said, “The 2025 Bermuda Idol Competition was yet again a tremendous success. On Saturday, March 15, 2025, the Ruth Seaton James Centre... Read more of this article
Free Lunchtime Concert On March 18
The U.S. Consulate and the Anglican Cathedral will host a free lunchtime concert on March 18, featuring Harvard’s renowned a cappella groups, the Krokodiloes and Radcliffe Pitches. A spokesperson said, “The U.S. Consulate and the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity [Anglican Cathedral] invite school groups, residents and visitors of all ages... Read more of this article
Philharmonic Society Concert Set For March 16
The Bermuda Philharmonic Society will hold a concert on Sunday, March 16, titled ‘Youth Springs Eternal,’ under the direction of conductor Kate Kayaian. A spokesperson said, “ As the organization continues to grow in both talent and audience, this event promises to be a spectacular showcase of the island’s finest musicians and emerging stars. “Last... Read more of this article
