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Reggae Renaissance Keznamdi has knocked the Jamaican Government for what he says is its failure to address frontally, the issue of injustices being exacted upon members of Jamaica’s Rastafari population.
Reggae superstar Chronixx has dubbed Lieutenant Stitchie’s first gospel album, Real Power, as one of the most outstanding gospel albums he has ever come across in his life.
Big Yard artist Christopher Martin unveiled a plaque for his Billboard Reggae Albums chart-topping sophomore album And Then, in an Instagram video on Saturday, to the delight of his fans.
Veteran Dancehall deejay Cham is in celebration mode as he marks the 21st anniversary of his debut album, Wow… The Story, which he released at age 21.
Just over three months shy of the release of his King of Kingston album, Bounty Killer has revealed another tidbit about the long-awaited production.
Chronixx is the second Reggae revival artist to withdraw from/cancel a US concert, in less than three weeks.
Following his return to action on the Rebelution-led Good Vibes Summer Tour of the United States, after a two-week withdrawal, Kontraband artist Kabaka Pyramid had a mouthful to say about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Out of the blue, Bounty Killer took aim at fellow Dancehall artist Merciless yesterday, claiming that the “Warring Don From Clarendon”, though a stellar artist, was a foolish man.
Legendary Reggae producer and singer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry was a big fan of Dancehall rivals Vybz Kartel and Alkaline.
Dancehall legend Bounty Killer gave a magnanimous response when asked about the recent declaration made by Dancehall superstar Cham, that he had the greatest deejay voice in the history of Dancehall.
Tanya Stephens, Foota Hype and I-Octane have stepped up their crusade against Prime Minister Andrew Holness over his COVID-19 mitigation measures which they have deemed anti-poor.
Bounty Killer, Shaggy and Sean Paul are among Dancehall’s biggest icons who have been pouring out tributes for Reggae legend Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry following his passing on Sunday morning at the Noel Holmes Public Hospital in Lucea, in Hanover, the parish of his birth, at the age of 85.
Sean Paul, Dancehall’s most sought-after artist for duets, has paid homage to the scores of female singers and deejays with whom he has collaborated on songs over the years.
I-Octane, who over the last week declared himself the “Poor People Lawyer”, launched a stinging online crusade against Prime Minister Andrew Holness and penned a song for Jamaica’s poor, but, many Dancehall fans are skeptical about what they have described as his “sudden renewed interest” in the plight of the masses.
Dancehall singjay Ce’cile got in a heated argument with a some of her Jamaican compatriots on Saturday over COVID-19 protocols.
The Unruly Boss Popcaan has found himself on the wrong side of Double Tap artist and social media personality Queen Ladi Gangsta, aka Queenie, after a perceived slight at the Wray and Nephew concert, headlined by Beenie Man in London, on Friday night.
Dancehall star Sean Paul says he is ready for another duet with his all-time favorite collaborator, Rihanna.
Buju Banton squared off with some of his followers again on Instagram, after he posted a statement on his Instagram page aimed at the Jamaican government, which they deemed another of his “conspiracy theories”.
Downsound Entertainment executive and Dancehall music producer Cordell Skatta Burrell, says there is no doubt that all patrons planning to attend Reggae Sumfest 2022, will have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
The recent pronouncements that Vybz Kartel is inclined to take the COVID-19 vaccine, and should be commissioned by the Jamaican Government to play a lead role in urging Jamaicans to take the jab, has not gone down well with many Gaza Nation fans.