Wayne Wonder Addresses Buju Banton Talk: “Never Eat From a Table That Serves Disrespect”
Published June 30, 2026
Wayne Wonder joins Irie Jam Radio for a powerful conversation about his dancehall legacy, his early recording days, sound system culture, New York roots, and the music that made him one of reggae and dancehall’s most respected voices.
In this exclusive interview, Wayne Wonder reflects on recording since 1988, building a catalog of timeless hits, and the impact of classics like “No Letting Go,” the Diwali Riddim, and “Everybody’s Calling.” He also talks about how sound systems helped keep his music alive across generations and why performing in New York still feels special.
Wayne Wonder also speaks on the new generation of dancehall artists, giving respect to names like Alkaline, Masicka, I Waata, Govana, Valiant, and more. The conversation turns serious when he is asked about Buju Banton and recent online discussion, where Wayne Wonder makes it clear that he has closed that chapter.
Watch the full Wayne Wonder interview on Irie Jam Radio as he discusses dancehall, reggae, Buju Banton, Inner Circle, sound system culture, New York, Eisenhower Park, and his lasting impact on Jamaican music.
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