Today is the birthday of the undisputed Queen of the Dancehall. Lady Saw, born Marion Hall, turns 43 years old today (July 12). Lady Saw is famous for her raunchy lyrics (she has a song called "Life ...

JUST prior to her interview with the Jamaica Observer, dancehall artiste Lady Saw received a letter describing the situation of a young girl living in Kingston that left her shaken. “The letter was ...

It isn’t a reimagining of Frank Sinatra, but dancehall diva Lady Saw felt compelled to call her latest album My Way. What with being dancehall’s top female act, embracing life after VP as head of her ...

(Jamaica Gleaner) Marion ‘Lady Saw’ Hall could easily have taken on the lead role in any of Tyler Perry’s Madea-themed movies. Saw was one ‘Angry Black Woman’ as she appeared onstage at Reggae Sumfest ...

She was an icon for her raw reggae lyrics and vulgar stage performances to match. The Queen of Dancehall reggae and “slackness” (raunch), she wrote trademark sexually explicit lyrics in a ...

The Tragically Hip’s entire catalog will be reissued in the United States by Zoe/Rounder, through which the Canadian rock act issued its last two studio albums. The series will get underway Oct. 19 ...

On the phone from Jamaica, Lady Saw is singing, 'cause that's what she does. It's a new, yet-to-be released song, and her voice calls out clear down the line, warm and true even without a riddim to ...

Lady Saw claimed she’s “too nice fi inna cock fight” and “too rich to argue with bitch” in 2004 on “Man Is the Least,” but that was all chat compared to her eighth LP, Walk Out. “Make me introduce you ...

Considered by many as Dancehall’s First Lady, Ms. Saw has already released two hit albums. Extra Raw…The Best of Lady Saw features the infertility ode “No Less Than a Woman” alongside well-known cuts ...

2003 Grammy winner Lady Saw catapulted to fame in 1993 with raunchy hits such as "If Him Lef (A No Mi Pussy Fault)" and ribald live performances featuring several simulated sex acts. On Strip Tease, ...

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