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- Fans of Buju Banton will enjoy this full interview of the Jamaican superstar sitting down with Winford Williams in a special and exclusive interview for ‘ONStage’ TV Show.
- Buju Banton speaks for the first time since his return after 10 years in U.S. custody and has finally reclaimed back his place in the upper echelon of Dancehall and Reggae Music.
- In March of 2019 Banton’s ‘Long Walk To Freedom’ concert in Kingston, not only made history by filing up the Jamaica’s National Stadium to capacity, he also made an epic return to live performance. This is a show that will be remembered in Jamaica’s history!
- After 10 years behind bars Grammy’s Winner Buju Banton returned to perform live and touring around the Caribbeans, Europe and Africa and he is back to what he does best which is recording and writing music in the studio.
- And his in Buju’s studio that Winford Williams sits down and talks with Gargamel about the state of his return, the state of music in Jamaica, and his plans.
- This is a big and long interview recorded at Gargamel’s studio that touches many topics and last almost an hour, going also into the topic of Dancehall Music and even Vybz Kartel’s case in the last segment, make sure to plug in your headphone or a speaker because some passages are recorded at a low volumes.
- The return of Buju Banton to freedom and his music is one of the biggest and most positive things to happen this year to the music genre we love so much and is also giving hopes to Vybz Kartel’s fans to see soon World Boss out a road as well.
- Watch below the first ever interview made with Buju Banton since his return to freedom and his homeland of Jamaica.
- Watch Buju Banton Interview OnStage TV For The First Time Since His Return
Fans of Buju Banton will enjoy this full interview of the Jamaican superstar sitting down with Winford Williams in a special and exclusive interview for ‘ONStage’ TV Show.
Buju Banton speaks for the first time since his return after 10 years in U.S. custody and has finally reclaimed back his place in the upper echelon of Dancehall and Reggae Music.
