Devin Di Dakta Says He Wanted To Be In Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire
For many years, dancehall artist Devin Di Dakta had his eyes set on joining Vybz Kartel’s Portmore/Gaza Empire.
For many years, dancehall artist Devin Di Dakta had his eyes set on joining Vybz Kartel’s Portmore/Gaza Empire.
Devin Di Dakta is as serious about politics as he is music. So serious, in fact, that he couldn’t date a woman who supports the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP).
Devin Di Dakta‘s recently released EP titled SOPHOMORE is the second installment of his ongoing EP series leading up to his debut album.
Though he’s guilty of it too, dancehall storyteller Devin Di Dakta is displeased that some of his peers have to incite controversy to draw attention to their music.
Jamaican music is off to a strong start with some really great singles to match the hope and determination that typically mark the first few weeks of the new year.
Declaring that Usain Bolt should not be given preferential treatment over other investors whose monies have reportedly been embezzled at Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL), Dancehall deejay Devin Di Dakta, has taken issue with Cham’s call for government intervention in the matter.
The Dancehall vets were out in their numbers this week, including Buju Banton, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer who dropped new songs on traditional Dancehall-sounding beats.
Devin di Dakta got into a war of words with a commenter on Instagram, after the 2016 Reggae Grammy Award nominee expressed disapproval of Minister of National Security Dr.
Following his Grammy Award nomination, Reggae/Dancehall star Devin Di Dakta has been blazing his own trail, with a less weighted perspective from the typical Dancehall artist.
Dancehall deejay Devin Di Dakta says the late legendary bassist Robbie Shakespeare will live on through his extraordinary musical masterpieces.
Even before dancehall deejay Devin Di Dakta dropped his EP Freshman on Friday (December 3) it already showed signs of success on the charts.
It was an exciting week in Dancehall, Skillibeng treated fans to a new album with visuals for two tracks.
Oh Devil artist Devin Di Dakta was raked across the coals on Friday after he said that that it was fine for rich men to catcall Jamaican women, as they will only complain about harassment when a poor man is the perpetrator.
Dancehall artists and their other entertainment colleagues have been having yet another grand time jeering Prime Minister Andrew Holness this after news began circulating of statements he made about the sector on Tuesday, in the Lower House of Parliament.
In what appears to be a tongue-in-cheek comment, Dancehall artist Devin di Dakta has provided Prime Minister Andrew Holness with a “pre-transgression” apology in which he indicated that he will be breaching Jamaica’s Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).
If Dancehall fans, or even detractors of the genre, were expecting Gage’s response in his verse on the Eye for an Eye track to be about joining up with Devin Di Dakta to go on a vengeful shooting rampage, they had a next guess coming.
Paying no mind to recent comments about Dancehall’s supposed impact on crime, the genre’s gangsters are out in full swing this week, unleashing a slew of ‘gun chunes’ for your playlist.
Artiste manager, Shelly-Ann Curran, threw her support behind presidential aspirant, Mark Golding, as she chided his rival, Lisa Hanna, for past comments she made about Dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel.
Jamaican artiste Reemus K is encouraging youth to optimise their potential and make better decisions in his latest release, Wise, which features Devin Di Dakta.
While everyone has been in quarantine, not even COVID-19 could keep the artiste away from the studio.