Known for his infectious riddims (Stress Free, Shootout, Jambe An) as well as hit songs like Fallen Soldiers, Puppy Tail, Lazy Body, and I Love My Life, Dancehall artist and producer Demarco finally dropped his debut album Melody last week.
The right producer can mean the difference between a short-lived single and a career-defining classic. When Koffee linked with Frankie Music Productions in 2018, the result was the then-unknown 17-year-old’s slick social critique, Raggamuffin.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Bugle’s Toxicity album, which was released on Friday, October 22, is a mixture of a clarion call to Jamaican politicians and leaders across the spectrum, and even romantic partners, to “break up their fallow grounds”.
If you’re looking to update your Reggae and Dancehall playlist, then there are a couple of artists that dropped some brand new releases this week to keep you vibing.
Reggae and Dancehall singer Bugle has continued the rollout of his Toxicity album with the October 4 release of Prenup.
With the promise of a return to some degree of normalcy on the horizon, several Dancehall artists are gearing up to drop new albums this month including Skillibeng, Demarco, and Bugle.
Bugle continues to position himself as one of the strongest voices in Jamaican music. His catalogue ranges from songs to keep you feeling joyful, to those that share thought-provoking messages that inspire peak consciousness.
Ahead of the release of Reggae/Dancehall Artist Bugle’s highly anticipated Toxicity album, he has unleashed a collaboration between himself and emerging Dancehall artist Nation Boss titled, Experience.
Bugle’s fourth studio album Toxicity is complete and will be released on October 22, according to the Reggae/Dancehall singer and songwriter.
Dancehall and Reggae may soon see one of its most conscious and talented voices returned to prominence, with a recent announcement indicating that Bugle, the famed ‘Nuh Compatible’ singer, is set to release his fourth studio album in October.
This week’s hot releases churned out a few summer bangers from Ding Dong, Fully Bad, and a new video from Sean Paul and Busy Signal.
🔊🔊🔊 (Rating 3/5) Better Must Come is a juggling album on a Roe Summerz made beat featuring Bugle, Romain Virgo, Sizzla, Tosh Alexander, Ce’Cile and Keznamdi.
Asa ‘Ace’ Smith, the chief executive officer of Overproof Records Ltd. is amped up about the release of his label’s latest riddim project, Kickback.
Music enthusiasts can always depend on fresh new music releases in Reggae and Dancehall every week.
Conscious Dancehall artist Bugle is getting ready to release his fourth studio album later this year.
Dancehall superstar Sean Paul has explained why his new and fully-loaded album, Live N Livin, features no female artists.
Dancehall artist Bugle believes in the power of positive thinking and this is something that evident in his music.
The tracklisting for Sean Paul’s new album Live N Livin has been revealed and there is an interesting feature; 10 of the 16 songs bear similar titles to action/war movies.
Dancehall/Reggae recording artist Bugle says Life Still Well despite the global chaos, and is gearing up to drop his fourth LP, plus a Beenie Man collab soon.
Dancehall superstar Sean Paul will be releasing two new albums this year, Live and Living and Scorcher, within a matter of months.