Exclusive interviews with Reggae and Dancehall artists, record execs, producers, engineers, dancers, and other celebrities.
Bursting onto the scene in early 2009 with her debut Can’t Breathe, Denyque captured the interest of Jamaica, becoming one of Dancehall’s most treasured divas, following hits like I Miss You, Make Me Believe, and Summer Love.
“I just want what is legally mine.” That was the declaration from two-time Grammy Award nominee Etana, in confirming to DancehallMag that she has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against VP Records, in the Supreme Court in the State of New York over artist royalties, mechanical royalties, public performance royalties, and other monies allegedly due to her.
Tosh Alexander’s new clothing line was inspired by travesties happening with black youth across the world, particularly in the US where she grew up.
Fresh on the heels of his separation from Popcaan’s Unruly Camp, dancehall deejay Quada has dropped a new single to pay homage to Jamaica in all her glory titled Di Vibes.
Big Ship Boss Freddie McGregor is on the brink of releasing a new album, after signing a publishing agreement with Warner Chappell Music last month.
Chappa Gyal Honey Milan says her new music video for Cook Food is all about pushing boundaries.
Young producer Jamari ‘Bronco’ Taylor is celebrating after the visuals for his latest single, Me Alone, racked up 333,000 since its release nine days ago on YouTube.
Emerging Dancehall artist Shaka dropped haunting, soulful vocals on his latest single Walk. Released on December 24, Walk was produced by Terro ChopCity Records and Tekktroniic Muziq.
Italian-Jamaican Alborosie is one of the more successful Reggae artists with over 200 shows and over 50 million on Spotify each year.
Reggae star Anthony B is once again pleading for Jamaicans to stop killing each other. In an Instagram post made to his page yesterday, the “Raid The Barn” singer addressed the tone of violence in the country and how much Jamaicans have culturized themselves to violence, specifically against women and children.
US-based, Jamaican singjay Hoodcelebrityy says her recent series of performances at schools within the Tri-State area was aimed at encouraging youth to aim for the stars.
Celebrity music video director, child., says working with Grammy Award-winning Reggae artist Koffee was pure bliss.
Former Dancehall Queen Lady Saw turned gospel artist Minister Marion Hall says some of her former fans have been fighting her career since her switch from secular music.
Reggae deejay Kabaka Pyramid recently debuted his latest track titled “Greatness”, produced by Deejay Theory, which landed at number four on the Global iTunes Reggae Charts last week.
Rising dancehall deejay JayBlem just hit one million views for the first time with Rotten Teeth featuring Chronic Law.
Producer-artist Jermaine Baker has made a habit of carving out hits with the Worl’ Boss, Vybz Kartel.
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.
With 12 studio albums, including the collaborative, Grammy Award-winning 44/876 with Sting, Shaggy is one of the most diverse artists in the world.
Ernesto Mitchell, founder and lead music video producer at Xtreme.Arts, says he is eyeing the film industry, and hopes to get into the groove of it soon.
Reggae artist Kaya Black believes doing covers of international hits creates a new window of opportunity for Jamaican acts.