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Dancehall deejay Spice has been a four-day topic of interest courtesy of spiritual advisor Nardo ‘RT Boss’ Smith, who has called her out for being ungrateful after he allegedly “built” her career.
Dancehall songstress Stacious shares a common goal among many of her peers, which is to score a Billboard chart-topping record.
It’s commonplace for veteran artistes to mention unity as the key to elevating Jamaican popular music, but a real-life example by toaster Louie Culture takes the idea of unification to a whole other level.
Social media personality Mackerel rose to viral prominence last year as a proud “man-stealer”, and it seems dancehall artiste QQ was on her hitlist.
Dancehall act Dovey Magnum is not retracting her sentiment that established Jamaican artistes should be more charitable.
It’s been one year and six months since dancehall artiste Tifa had sex, and since her celibacy hit headlines, her DMs have been rather…eggplanty.
Veteran singer Echo Minott’s Man a Do Road album is a total time warp to 1980; from the toasting style, rockers reggae feel, and dub retention laced throughout the 12 tracks, to the album artwork which captures Dancehall space and culture.
After years of being labeled homosexual by Jamaicans, singer Dalton Harris has announced that he is pansexual.
There’s a kind of recycled strategy employed by Dancehall artistes and their teams when it comes to promotion and publicity.
As promised, Oranje Streetz Musick has delivered the largest collaboration seen in the history of Jamaican recorded music.
Sunday mornings in a Jamaican household have been comically delineated through viral videos over the years.
Jada Kingdom and her producer boo Verse Simmonds delivered their Bedroom Bully Q&A as promised on Sunday, and as the title suggests, the session was for grown folks only.
There are a few factors to consider when producing and promoting an all-female juggling riddim: internal conflict among the women, industry politics, and if you’re Delomar, closed doors because of your RDX association.
We’re all familiar with the saying, “only the fittest of the fittest will survive.” But when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic and the music industry, only the most creative and tech-savvy are thriving.
Online performances have temporarily replaced in-person concerts, and stage shows because of the coronavirus pandemic. Early concerts were more geared towards raising funds for COVID-relief, like ‘Telethon Jamaica: Together We Stand‘ in April, which featured artistes like Capleton, Marcia Griffiths, and The Marley-clan, and Global Citizen’s ‘One World: Together at Home’ concert which featured Koffee.
Jamaican Afrobeats producer Jahboy is confident that his upcoming debut album will reap Billboard chart-topping success.
Roots-reggae singer Richie Spice celebrates his 49th year around the sun today. In commemorating his special day, the singer shared a gratitude post on Instagram, with a photo taken earlier in his career.
Forget ‘Uptop Boss’. Fans of dancehall artiste Teejay are now calling him the ‘Tall and Skinny Boss’ following new photos that reveal significant weight loss and a trimmer deejay.
Producer Jerome Elvie is promising reigning hits on his upcoming Gold Leaf riddim project, to be released by his Natural Bond Entertainment label by September 11.
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.