The latest dancehall news, pop culture and stories.
The Grammy-nominated Queen of Dancehall Spice debuted her first song for 2022 titled Different Category this morning—a track which has left tongues wagging as Dancehall fans are claiming it is a counteraction to Shenseea’s new song Dolly.
The longstanding problem of marauding criminals using Yeng Yeng motorcycles to carry out murder, robbery and general mayhem across Jamaica, has come under scrutiny from Dancehall superstar Busy Signal, who has taken to the studio to address the matter and issue security tips to Jamaicans.
After the COVID-19 pandemic nixed her Coachella debut last year, Grammy-winning reggae artist Koffee is finally set to make her debut at the popular festival this April.
If you are a fan of the OVO/Unruly dynamic, then you know Dancehall deejay Popcaan and Canadian rapper Drake are always taking playful jabs at each other.
Billboard revealed last month that Bob Marley & The Wailers’ Legend — a greatest hits collection first released in May 1984 by Island Records — was the best-selling Reggae album for the second year in a row, according to their Year-End Reggae Albums chart.
Devin di Dakta got into a war of words with a commenter on Instagram, after the 2016 Reggae Grammy Award nominee expressed disapproval of Minister of National Security Dr.
Popcaan’s attorney Bert Samuels has repudiated statements supposedly given to immigration authorities in the United Kingdom, which claimed that the Unruly Boss was a gangster and was on firearm charges in Jamaica.
Gramps Morgan has been in Jamaica not only celebrating and promoting his Grammy-nominated Positive Vibration album, but also rejoicing in the fact that he has obtained his Jamaican citizenship status at long last.
What would you do if you were overlooked by one of your friends or colleagues after calling to them confidently in public?
Popular Zip FM disc jockey ZJ Bruce Lee has moved to secure legal representation in the wake of his wife, Alecia Hamilton’s untimely death while undergoing heart surgery at the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) on Tuesday.
Reggae singer Jah Cure will spend at least seven more weekends ‘behind prison walls’. It is expected that the trial, the substantive hearing into his attempted murder case, will take place on March 8th at 2 p.m.
It was just a week ago that Dancehall star Popcaan proposed there be direct airline flights between Jamaica and Ghana.
Jan-Hein Kuijpers, the Dutch attorney-at-law representing embattled Reggae singer Jah Cure says he will be presenting a self-defense case on his Jamaican client’s behalf during the first public hearing tomorrow at 11:45 a.m.
Sean Paul says he was compelled to start recording songs about ‘sexy girls’ when his Dancehall career was in its infancy, as music producers insisted that he take that route and were reluctant to voice his “conscious songs”.
Bounty Killer has hailed the late Dancehall singer/producer Wayne Smith as the man who displayed confidence in him as an artist by producing his first song Top Secret, back in 1990.
Ainsley Morris, better known as Billboard-charting dancehall producer NotNice is once again speaking on the state of affairs in the dancehall music industry; specifically ‘trap dancehall’ or ‘traphall’ as the subgenre is sometimes called.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness’ decision to withhold financial and other State support from the Accompong community in North West St.
Kenyan fans are celebrating Konshens’ adoption of the African name Otieno, which they have bestowed upon him along with his own Kenyan ‘national Identification card’.
Popular music manager and entrepreneur Romeich Major says more Jamaicans should get vaccinated to encourage a reopening of the entertainment sector, which will, in turn, reduce crime.
Irish pop singer Sinéad O’Connor has cited Reggae legend Bob Marley’s 1979 single Ride Natty Ride, as part of her tribute to her 17-year-old son, who committed suicide on Friday.