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Sean Paul ‘Dutty Rocks’ NPR’s Tiny Desk With Early Hits: Watch

Dancehall superstar Sean Paul, currently on a US tour, has finally visited the NPR offices in Washington, DC, for his long-overdue Tiny Desk concert. The 20-minute set, released on Friday,…

Buju Banton Adds Second Date For New York Concert Due To “Popular Demand”

Reggae and Dancehall star Buju Banton is giving New York fans another chance to see him live! Due to "popular demand," a second date has been added to his “Long…

Judge Sees Potential Merit In Steely & Clevie’s Claims Against Reggaetón Stars

A federal judge in California has ruled that Steely & Clevie Productions has made a strong enough argument to move forward with their copyright infringement claims against over a hundred…

Nigy Boy Aims To Fully Utilize His University Degrees: “I Can’t Have Them Hanging Up On The Wall”

Judgment singer Nigy Boy says he is determined to find a way to balance his dual passions of music and law as he prepares to pursue a law degree. Acknowledging…

Sean Paul Disappointed With Treatment Of Jamaicans At British Immigration Checkpoints, Laments Visa Requirements

Dancehall superstar Sean Paul has expressed disappointment over Britain's stringent visa restrictions and the heavy scrutiny faced by Jamaican nationals at immigration checkpoints. During a recent interview on Good Morning…

Bay-C Escapes Uninjured From Car Crash

Bay-C, formerly of the dancehall group TOK, is grateful to be alive after he was involved in a motor vehicle accident last night (Wednesday) when his Toyota motorcar overturned. He…

Vybz Kartel’s Habeas Corpus Request Denied

Dancehall star Vybz Kartel and his co-accused Shawn ‘Shawn Storm’ Campbell and Andre St John were denied release on Thursday (May 30) after a judge rejected the habeas corpus application…

Vybz Kartel’s Habeas Corpus Ruling Expected Tomorrow

Judge Andrea Thomas will deliver a ruling in the habeas corpus case for Dancehall artist Vybz Kartel and two of his co-accused Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the Supreme Court,…