⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Bugle’s Toxicity album, which was released on Friday, October 22, is a mixture of a clarion call to Jamaican politicians and leaders across the spectrum, and even romantic partners, to “break up their fallow grounds”.
If you’re looking to update your Reggae and Dancehall playlist, then there are a couple of artists that dropped some brand new releases this week to keep you vibing.
Dancehall artist Skillibeng, who is signed to EastSyde Records, has joined the RCA Records roster in a new deal, amid a resurgence of interest in Jamaican music among major labels in recent years.
Pathways International Kingdom Restoration Ministries’ Pastor Kevin O. Smith has a seeming penchant for Dancehall and Reggae artists and their genre.
Singjay Ce’cile has resumed her call for Jamaica’s Sex Offender Registry to be made available to the public.
Declaring himself a “warmonger”, Khago has explained that his wife and manager Francine Gayle was overpowering him during a fight, and was about to come out victorious when he hit her with a dumbbell.
Dancehall singer Jada Kingdom has come through with some new music today, dropping the track Jungle with movie-style visuals created by director, Effy Kawira.
Sean Paul and Sia have reunited for a new club anthem Dynamite, which was released today.
Bronx-native Capella Grey, whose parents are Jamaican, has just scored another accolade for his Billboard-charting hit Gyalis.
The latest uproar on Jamaican Twitter involved a shady ad and its not-so-subtle attempt to save face.
Afropop star Wizkid likened Jamaican and Nigerian cultures in his recent Rolling Stone interview. The 31-year-old singer/songwriter sat down with Damian ‘Jr.
Queen of the Dancehall Spice sees the premise of her song Frenz in an infamous scene from the mega-hit Korean drama series, Squid Game.
The effervescent Latoya Shea, a Jamaican-born US-based spiritual life coach, is reaching out to the reggae and dancehall community, as well as people in all walks of life.
Incarcerated Dancehall star Tommy Lee Sparta has revealed that his new album Transition will be released one day after his 34th birthday, on November 5, 2021.
Thousands of Ghanaian nationals have flocked to the Ghana Police Services Facebook page to jeer Dancehall artist Shatta Wale, following news of his arrest for creating public mischief in his home country.
Vybz Kartel has weighed in – lyrically that is – on the Pathway International Kingdom Ministries alleged human sacrifice ritual, which took place in Albion in Montego Bay on Sunday night.
Reggae songbird Sevana has been charged for causing death by dangerous driving and appeared in the Westmoreland Parish Court on Tuesday for a preliminary hearing.
Reggae star Jah Cure will remain in custody until next Monday when he will appear again in the Council Chamber, part of the Amsterdam court to either take a plea deal or have a date set for trial, Franklin Wattimena, the press officer of the Netherlands Public Prosecution Service, confirmed to DancehallMag.
Queen Ifrica says that when she released her internationally-acclaimed breakout album Montego Bay, in 2009, little did she know that Daddy, the eighth track, which highlighted the longstanding issue of incest in Jamaica, would have been met with anger by some of her own musical compatriots.
Dancehall crooner Dexta Daps once again has the internet buzzing, after he made the bold declaration that Busta Rhymes was the ‘greatest rapper ever’.