Ian Charles, of Jambalasee Grenada, an organization that&apos;s dedicated to documenting &amp; preserving Grenada’s traditional Jab culture and its sounds, shares all about real jab jab from its origins to traditions and practices. He clears up misunderstandings around Jab Jab, including those that attempt to demonize the jab, and shares why it&apos;s critical to have mass understanding of true Jab Jab culture to keep it alive. ~~Connect on Socials~~ Instagram ♡ Follow Keyanna: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/keybees/ '>https://www.instagram.com/keybees/ </a> Follow Jambalasee Grenada:<a href=' https://www.instagram.com/jambalaseegrenada/'> https://www.instagram.com/jambalaseegrenada/</a> Follow In We Blood:<a href=' https://www.instagram.com/inweblood_/ '> https://www.instagram.com/inweblood_/ </a> Tiktok ☆ In We Blood:  <a href='https://www.tiktok.com/@inweblood'>https://www.tiktok.com/@inweblood</a>

Producer of 'Chopping the Line' & 'Ah Doh Have' on Making Music for the Culture | Impulse Production

Empowering Caribbean millennials of the diaspora to reconnect with their island roots, and foster a sense of pride in their rich heritage. Everything shared is intended to reignite a deep appreciation for Caribbean traditions and culture, building a stronger sense of cultural identity throughout the diaspora.This mas, this culture, is in we blood.&nbsp;