Kyng Tavii Says Lexi D Bess’ Death Affected Roll-Out Of His TV Show
Popular comedian and recording artist Kyng Tavii says the death of his peer Lexi D Bess has affected the rollout of his TV show Kyng Tavii Presents C!ancussion.
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Beenie Man Says He’d ‘Give Up’ Music If He Felt The New Generation Could Manage
The three-decade relevance of Dancehall giants Beenie Man and Bounty Killer is as awe-inspiring for some as it is superfluous for others.
Blacka’s ‘Little Dancas’ For Reggae Month Showcase And Fundraiser
International dance choreographer Blacka Di Danca views dance as a tool for social transformation, the philosophy behind his Little Danca program which will host its debut reggae month showcase on February 11 at Pon Top Grill, 29 Westminster Road, Kingston.
‘Dunce Culture Started In The Classroom, Not Music’ – Grounation Tackles ‘Fully Dunce’ Trend And More
The “fully dunce” slang has been problematic since it gained popularity on social media in 2018, manifesting itself in trending songs like Valiant’s Dunce Cheque to the critique of information minister Robert Morgan late last year.
Queen Nikki Debuts Podcast With Boyfriend As First Guest
Dancehall artist Queen Nikki launched her podcast on Friday with boo thang producer GoldFinga Tipical, and between him walking off set, her defending searching his phone and him declaring she’s the best he’s ever had, the debut was rather spicy.
Interview: Collie Buddz Encourages Fans To ‘Take It Easy’
It can be easy to become preoccupied with the dynamism of everyday life, and Collie Buddz’s new single Take It Easy is a reminder to stop and smell the roses you’ve planted.
DHQ Carlene Smith Hosting Fundraiser For Sister Pinky’s Cancer Fight
Dancehall Queen Carlene Smith is rallying financial support for her sister Pinky, who is battling stage four breast cancer in the lymph nodes.
Two Concerts Set To Honour Dennis Brown In February
Reggae crooners Chris Martin and George Nooks are among those slated to honour reggae’s ‘Crown Prince,’ Dennis Brown, at a tribute concert on February 1 organised by the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA).
JaRIA To Expand Outside Kingston For Reggae Month
The Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) is expanding its geographical footprint beyond Kingston during reggae month this February.
Khago Wants Concert For Laden After His Release From Prison
Dancehall singjay Khago is not only calling for the music industry to give incarcerated artist Laden his flowers, but throw him a shindig upon his release from prison.
Khago Says Entourages Should Be In The Crowd, Not Backstage
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a sea of men walking at light speed behind your favorite Dancehall artist.
Calabar Eyeing Recording Studio
With alumni including esteemed artists John Holt, Damion ‘Cham’ Beckett, Dennis Rushton, Xavier ‘Double X’ Davidson, Javaun ‘Masicka‘ Fearon, and Louis ‘Dexta Daps‘ Anthony Grandison Jr., Calabar High School is no stranger to musical excellence.
Vanessa Bling, D’Yani Predict Hit With ‘Soul Tied’
Jamaican singers Vanessa Bling and D’Yani are giving lovebirds a sexy collab ahead of Valentine’s Day ribboned Soul Tied.
Grounation 2023 To Examine ‘Jamaica 60’ Through Musical Lens
Grounation, a staple of the reggae and black history month celebrations, returns face-to-face for its 11th staging in February under the theme Sounds and Society: 60 Years of Music, Political Activism and Social Change.
Chiney KiKi, Lutan Fyah Demand ‘Justice’
The impassioned wails of Chiney KiKi and Lutan Fyah demanding equity for people of color permeate their collaboration Justice, which debuted on January 7.
Mr. Vegas Explains The Reason For 20-Year-Old Fallout With Sean Paul
Dancehall artists Mr. Vegas and Sean Paul had one of the biggest records at the turn of the new millennium, but that same record, Hot Gal Today, remains a symbol of their over two-decade-old fallout.
Nadine Sutherland Pleased With Increased Investment In Female Reggae & Dancehall Artists
Veteran singer Nadine Sutherland has witnessed many changes in the Jamaican music industry over her 41-year career, but she’s most proud of the increased investment in female Reggae and Dancehall artists.
Chimney Records Producer Issues “Jugglin Challenge” To Reignite Dancehall’s Riddim Culture
Esteemed Jamaican Dancehall producer Jordan McClure wants to reignite Dancehall's riddim juggling culture.
Jada Kingdom Says She May Not Release New Music This Year
Less than a month after saying she’d release an EP on Valentine’s Day, Dancehall entertainer Jada Kingdom has announced that she may not be able to release new music in 2021.
Beenie Man Gives Fans A Tour of His Mother’s Burial Home
Dancehall star Beenie Man gave fans a tour of his late mother’s burial site today, in light of what would have been her 64th birthday.