Reggae Chalice Magazine: 7 years supporting Reggae culture

The 7 is a mystical number, definitely. Son 7 the days of the week, 7 the colors of the rainbow, 7 The musical notes. Y Reggae Chalice this month of December is of Anniversary, son 7 years supporting national reggael and giving coverage to this musical style that came from Jamaica, with roots in Africa.

That is why this Sunday 18 december we will celebrate this special birthday with everyone who wants to join the festivities.

The appointment is scheduled for 16:00 hours of this sunday, in the La Pérgola sector of Parque de Los Reyes, where we will be with all the Sound System of Anbessa Hi Fi, accompanied by the Thoughtful DJ as a special guest, in addition to Polo parable, Angela and Mistah Dijah on the microphone.

It is a free activity so we are waiting for you to live a family and cultural afternoon and to be part of this birthday celebration of Reggae Chalice.

Our history

as project, Reggae Chalice began to take shape in the year 2010 when our director, Valeska Hume, He graduated as a journalist and developed the idea of ​​covering a space that did not exist in the digital sphere.: a media outlet specializing in reggae culture, one of his journalistic dreams.

The name was born in that same year, next to the first logo that the magazine had, and the work initially developed from Facebook, the most massive social network in those times, while the following year a space was opened in Blogspot to develop one of the fundamental objectives of the project, which was to have a platform to generate journalistic content..

A) Yes, the coming years were of installation and making the brand known through different instances, such as reggae events media partner, photographic records and coverages, In addition to writing notes that were published in that blog.

that until finally in 2015 This website was formally established as the support of the Magazine.

In these 7 years since the creation of this platform we have conducted countless interviews with international artists such as Charly Black, Papa Michigan, Mad Professor, Cali P, Jah Fabio, Ganjah area, Bahiano, Lumumba, among others, as well as a large part of the national reggae artists, work in which we will continue working.

Although obviously our main work has been journalism, in these 7 years we have also raised other types of initiatives. Without going further, in 2016 we launched the first exclusively female dancehall Riddim made in Chile (Bigmamma Riddim), which had the participation of Damaris Icochea, Angela, Queen Talulah, Sista Nicky Y
Maialem.

Check out the five songs from the Bigmamma Riddim here

Then, in 2017, we managed to realize a beautiful project together with Cesar Sanhueza: the Reggae Sessions de Reggae Chalice.

Were 8 chapters recorded in the Castillo Sonoro studio in which they participated José Dolores, The Matriarchal Soundsystem, RR Burning, Fran Mc Manus, Boomer ft. Polo parable, Jona ft. Thoughtful, vibration Eleva Y Maria Zion, representatives from different parts of the country, who performed their version of popular Riddims.

Look here the 8 Reggae Sessions chapters

Later, in 2021, we put together 4 women (Almeyda of the Riddim, Maialem, Maria Zion y Kirmotta Black) to raise a protest song against violence against women. It was a Riddim trap reggae produced by Polo parable, presented the 8 March in the framework of International Women's Day, representing all the female power on such a relevant date.

All of the above are Reggae Chalice own productions, in addition to collaborating with multiple artists for their projects, events, etc.

A) Yes, with all the energy that this seventh birthday gives us, We will continue working to bring reggae closer to our entire audience, complying with being the official Reggae medium in Chile..