Tony Matterhorn has concurred with Dancehall superstar Sean Paul that Vybz Kartel, due to his through his own action or inaction, stymied himself from penetrating and cementing his brand in the United States and the rest of the globe.
Dancehall Artist Razor B has been maintaining his presence in the music circle with a selection of singles that have been making noise both locally, and Internationally.
US-based reggae singjay Alton G. Campbell, better known by his stage name XKhraig (XK), is riding a wave of success as his latest single, ‘I Think She’s Perfect’ soared to number one on the iTunes Reggae Chart this week and also took over the number one spot on the Gambia Top 25 song chart on iTunes.
“From poverty to owning houses,” the Queen of Dancehall Spice has more shared of her ‘rags to riches’ story and why she’s working so diligently to break the generational curse of being born into poverty.
Fans may be in for a wait, but American songstress H.E.R. is determined to add Reggae artist to her growing list of laurels.
Vendetta fans have been having a field day today, highly convinced Alkaline is making a mockery out of Skillibeng, or has joined him in an attempt to prove that he too, is highly competent at penning Nonsense Rhymes, following the release of his new track Sell Off.
Jamaican singer Dalton Harris has toasted his mother Sylvia Campbell, three years after a very public squabble, and from the looks of it, the mom and son are now firmly back in a good place and stronger than ever.
Queen Ifrica is not only about to drop new music, but has taken time out on radio, to call on her Montego Bay compatriots and other members of the Dancehall fraternity to unite, contending that keeping themselves polarized was doing Jamaica more harm than good.
Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness seems open to incarcerated Dancehall artist Vybz Kartel’s participation in his government’s ‘Every Vax Counts’ pro-vaccination campaign as an influential ambassador.
Sha’Carri Richardson had words for her detractors and critics including Usain Bolt who recently told the New York Post that the American sprinter should talk less and train harder, at least until after she had won.
Senegalese artist Meta is bucking the trend of Rastafarian artists opposing vaccination. He mirrors the views of Prime Minister Andrew Holness that technological advancements were granted to humans by God.
Dancehall’s love affair with cars is closely linked to superficial ideas of success or lack thereof, which is also scored by its proximity to the most beautiful and exclusive women.
Eighteen months after he was released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, Foota Hype’s fans are celebrating the absence of the tracking device which was slapped around his ankle, in April 2020, following several months in lockup in a Florida detention centre.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a giant heap of garbage floating in the Pacific Ocean between California and Hawaii, continues to be a huge source of great discontent for Rebellion Rises singer Ziggy Marley.
Drive Me Crazy Dancehall artist Mr. Easy has sought to reassure fans that his non-appearance on a recent show in New York was not deliberate, as he was never booked for the event, which was actually headlined by Afrobeats star Mr.
A cousin of Nicki Minaj—no, not the infamous one whose friend’s testicles allegedly became swollen—has defended the Trinidad-born rapper following the maelstrom from her highly publicized Tweets and utterances last week, which raised concerns about vaccine disinformation.
Reggae Boy footballer Leon Bailey joined Raheem Sterling in dedicating one of his first goals for Aston Villa to his late friend, Stephanie ‘Steffie’ Gregg.
In his new music video, Journey, dancehall newcomer 450 shares his state of mind and rocky past with his ever-increasing fan base.
Sprint kingpin, now Dancehall star, Usain Bolt, has come up with a strategic master plan for the genre, which he says, once meticulously implemented, will guarantee boundless economic fortunes for Jamaica’s musicians.
Residents of Trench Town claim that arson was involved in a fire which razed the original dwelling on Second Street in Trench Town where Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer lived as children.