NOW VIEWINGRecord
HomeJourneyCollectionsStoriesPathsMusic RoomGamesExploreMapDebateNews
Explore

ENTITY · PUBLICATION / MEDIA OUTLET

My Tu-Sense Podclass

Well supported

Tu-Lox's podcast-vlog My Tu-Sense, active by 2020 and still publishing in 2026: dancehall commentary in long form, from one of the culture's sharpest satirical voices. Part of the podcast layer that now carries much of the music's running argument.

No photograph yet — add one you hold the rights toOpenly licensed or your own work. We publish the credit and the licence beside it.

At a glance

Confidence
Well supported
Sources
My Tu-Sense channel listings.

Coverage areas

Society, politics & receptionEvents, festivals, clashes & institutionsEvidence, memory & meta layers

Tap a tag to explore related records across the atlas.

Share a memoryWrite it, say it, or send a photo.Correct this recordA date, a name, a spelling we got wrong.Add a source leadA flyer, tape, article or photograph.

Connections

In stories

Story · ProbableInterview shows as dancehall archives

Jamaican television and radio interviews are where most artists have told their own version, and almost none of it sits in an archive anybody maintains.

Share this record

WhatsAppXFacebookEmail

Compiled and researched by The Jamaica Music Atlas music desk. The sources that informed it are credited above.

Share it freely. Quote it, teach from it, print it, put it on your own site — all we ask is that you credit The Jamaica Music Atlas music desk and link back where a link is possible, so the next reader can follow the trail to the sources. If you publish something built on this, tell us and we will link to you in return.