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Debut songs rarely come as wise or as worldly as Nation Boss’ Humans. Whether the three-minute testimony slowed your IG scrolling, stopped you in your tracks, or you still haven’t heard it by now somehow, there’s no denying the world-class chops on the nascent star.
A new cover story, featuring Jamaica’s top Dancehall and Reggae acts, has the internet divided over its artistic direction, specifically the photography.
Dancehall unity was on full display overseas as Queen Spice graced the stage with the support of two of the most promising next-generation acts.
Grammy Award-winning Dancehall deejay Sean Paul is back with an exciting excursion on his latest album, Live N Livin.
The Marley Estate is adding the late icon’s mood-lifting ethos to psychedelics brand, Silo Wellness. Silo Wellness operates psychedelic clinics and develops legal functional mushroom consumer products from its Oregon headquarters.
If Skip Marley had his way, world leaders would wise up overnight and Toots and the Maytals will win this year’s Reggae Grammy.
The ShenYeng Boss and Montego Bay starlet Moyann just gifted fans some girl power on their new song, No Limit.
Who should play Bob Marley? Forty years after his tragic passing, the adaptation of his life story is finally forging ahead.
Kranium’s Gal Policy is enjoying renewed buzz on its one-year anniversary thanks to the Jamaican Health Minister’s viral response to the alarming surge in COVID-19 cases.
Mr. Crime Minister was As Real As It Gets when he explained how he and Dancehall star Vybz Kartel share the same baby mother on his new YouTube show.
Social media can be a nasty place as the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) officer whose viral video made national headlines would know by now.
Canadian rapper Drake owns the weekend once again after his fire new collab, Lemon Pepper Freestyle, dropped to rave reviews on Friday.
Bounty Killer is undeniably one of Dancehall’s most lyrical giants, and producer Skatta Burrell found some of his fighting words aimed at Beenie Man in the Sting archives.
Black History Month closed on a sour note for some Jamaicans who took umbrage that rapper Kanye West received an award named after Jamaica’s first national hero, Marcus Garvey.
The Notorious B.I.G’s short but sensational career completely eclipsed the 90’s rap scene.
The Sunday night link-up between two generations of greatness, Beres Hammond and Popcaan, set the tone for the week according to fans.
American actor Michael Rainey Jr. of STARZ’s Power franchise recently received death threats from Alkaline’s Vendetta fans after he made a series of IG Story posts from a separate account comparing the Champion Boy and the Worl’ Boss Vybz Kartel.
Reggae crooner Jah Cure was seen showing out over the weekend, with his brand new Mercedez Benz and good friend, King of the Dancehall, Beenie Man.
Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta star and Queen of Dancehall Spice is proud of the “major, historic” collaboration with Sean Paul and Shaggy, which she has lined up for her upcoming album, TEN.
The Warlord went into his archives recently, treating fans to a flashback of a song featuring none other than his former protégé Vybz Kartel.