Skip Marley: Higher Place Album Review
If you did not know about Skip Marley before you heard one of his tracks being played on the radio, you would probably think you were hearing a remixed Bob Marley classic on a more modern beat.
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Pam Hall Talks Newest Release ‘Want U 4Ever’
What do you get when you pair a classic rhythm sample with one of reggae’s smoothest vocalists?
Toots’ ‘Bam Bam’ – Royalties Still Unpaid For The Festival Song That’s Most Sampled In Reggae
As Jamaican music icon Toots Hibbert moves to secure unpaid royalties for Bam Bam, a plethora of famous solo artists and groups have been found on record to have sampled or covered in full, the song, which has the distinction of being Jamaica’s first National Festival Song winner back in 1966.
Protoje: In Search Of Lost Time Album Review
Protoje’s new ten-track album, titled In Search Of Lost Time, from all indications, appears poised to be a big reggae Grammy contender.
Devin Di Dakta Is “Wise” And In A “Different Gear”
While everyone has been in quarantine, not even COVID-19 could keep the artiste away from the studio.
One On One With Atomik
Dancehall artiste Atomik, whose real name is Michael Miller, sits down for a one on one with DancehallMag.
The Girl With The Butterfly Tattoo Moves To Jamaica To Live Her Dream
The girl with the butterfly tattoo, Lilie Gorchkov, who appeared as a lead dancer in Left Side and Sean Paul’s 'Dem Nuh Ready Yet' last week, is making waves for her signature looks, intriguing tattoo, and dance moves.
Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion And Ishawna Represent For Women At Progress: WAP
Once again misogyny and hegemony have reared their heads in the annals of International music. Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion released their latest song WAP that has debuted number one on the Billboard chart.
Dancehall Dubplates On The Campaign Trail Come At A Price
The recent influx of Dancehall dubs on the campaign trail by political hopefuls from both sides of the divide in Jamaica brings into focus the place and duty of Dancehall.
One On One With Joby Jay
Jo Benée Morris, more popularly known as Joby Jay, started singing in church, at school and competed at the National level in Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC).
Xo Tingz On The Rise! Hits No. 2 On Reggae iTunes Chart
Though COVID-19 has proved to be the most devastating health crisis since the start of the decade, it’s an exciting time to be releasing new music.
21 Questions With Krystal Tomlinson
Krystal Tomlinson is a media personality, politician, mom and Queen to Dancehall King Beenie Man. She is currently running to represent the people of West Rural St. Andrew in the upcoming general elections in Jamaica.
One On One With Blvk H3ro
There are many things that make Blvk H3ro quite interesting. From his name to his strong Rastafarian roots and unorthodox style, this melodic vibe in human form has something to offer the world, and he is not holding back.
Trap Dancehall Rises In Spite Of Controversy
Trap Dancehall is becoming more popular, and many big-name artistes are jumping on the trend as the style of music takes off on the global stage.
21 Questions With Tarrus Riley
Reggae singer Tarrus Riley is set to release a new album, Healing, on August 28. The topical 12 track project will be the first Jamaican album produced entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Popcaan: ‘FIXTAPE’ Album Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. “Change your yiy and fawud back quick quick” rings deep within memories of Dancehall fans, as this was a standout quote from the legendary YiY Change Mixtape.
Ten Takeaways From Popcaan’s New Album ‘FIXTAPE’
Thanks to the producer, Creep Chromatic’s mixing and fixing, Popcaan’s new FIXTAPE is truly a masterful composition with some pretty fresh beats, loads of dubplates, spoofs, and of course the Unruly Boss’s compelling tracks.
21 Questions With Denyque
Dancehall songstress Denyque talks about her career and life as a mom in the music industry in this interview with Donovan Watkis.
‘Traplife’ Producer Credits Skillibeng For Making The Riddim Hot
For Owner of CubanLynk Records Joseph Clarke, almost 3 million views on Skillinbeng’s Mr. Universe video on the Traplife Riddim, in little over two months, is proof of his competencies and the quality of work he produces.
Rosh Rebel GLOWing Her Way Through
Carving out a spot for herself in the music industry with her sultry sounds and distinctive style Rosh Rebel, for the past three years, has been laying the foundation and finding new ways to sharpen her craft.