Many longtime Dancehall lovers, particularly in New York, are hailing the release of Super Cat’s new single, Push Time a collab with artiste and producer Salaam Remi, as the great comeback of the Wild Apache, for which they have long been yearning.
The Dancehall fraternity has been left feeling mourning after music producer JBad was killed. Reports coming forward say, that the talented producer was sitting in his car when he was ambushed by an unknown assailant who shot him several times before making good their escape.
We’re all familiar with the saying, “only the fittest of the fittest will survive.” But when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic and the music industry, only the most creative and tech-savvy are thriving.
Dancehall veteran Beenie Man and his family have been plunged into mourning after the death of his mother.
With hit songs by artists like Shabba Ranks, Everton Blender, Garnett Silk, Buju Banton, and Super Cat, the 1990s was a period when Dancehall music was on fire.
From news anchor Pamela Houston to Aunty Susie and even an Ashley in between, Dancehall artiste D’Angel certainly has a lot of characters in her head and her fans love it.
Dancehall artistes Jada Kingdom and Konshens are the most recent celebs to talk out about people in the industry wanting their services for free.
Dancehall star Popcaan has seemingly gotten wind of the mischaracterization of his nationality and genre of music on an American podcast, and he has clapped back in a major way.
Reggae crooner Tarrus Riley seems to be enjoying the jokes being poked at him about his risqué Lighter collab with Shenseea.
Online performances have temporarily replaced in-person concerts, and stage shows because of the coronavirus pandemic. Early concerts were more geared towards raising funds for COVID-relief, like ‘Telethon Jamaica: Together We Stand‘ in April, which featured artistes like Capleton, Marcia Griffiths, and The Marley-clan, and Global Citizen’s ‘One World: Together at Home’ concert which featured Koffee.
There is no truth to claims that legendary Jamaican musician Frederick ‘Toots’ Hibbert is dead, Jamaica’s Entertainment Minister Olivia Grange ascertained yesterday afternoon.
Jamaican Reggae artiste Jesse Royal is now endowed with a well-toned body. The vocalist and songwriter posted a shirtless photo on Instagram yesterday, revealing his chiseled six-pack abs.
Dancehall artiste Tommy Lee Sparta seems to be all in his feels of late. It’s been over three weeks since his release from jail on August 17.
American rapper, songwriter, and actor Dave East is heading to Jamaica within the next ten days, and fans are speculating it’s for a video shoot with Dancehall superstar Popcaan.
Jamaican Afrobeats producer Jahboy is confident that his upcoming debut album will reap Billboard chart-topping success.
“You can meet me where the music meets the ocean.” Bob Marley On September 4, 2020, Ride Natty Ride, episode six of Bob Marley’s ‘Legacy’ 12-part documentary series was aired, featuring a stunning visual celebration of reggae legend Bob Marley and his uplifting music, how it’s influenced the surf and skateboarding community globally, and how notable Jamaicans got their start in the adventurous outdoor activities.
Protoje has officially released new visuals for his single In Bloom featuring Lila Iké. The single appears on the Reggae singer’s fifth studio album In Search Of Lost Time, which debuted last month on August 28.
First off, Dancehall artiste Popcaan is not a Canadian rapper, despite what you may have heard on seedy podcasts.
Dancehall queen Spice is back to what she enjoys doing best, performing. The Cool It hitmaker performed at an event in New Jersey over the weekend and had fans jumping from start to finish.
Reggae star Skip Marley officially launched new visuals for his single Make Me Feel today. The track features American rapper Rick Ross and R&B singer Ari Lennox, and is the second track off his latest album Higher Place, which released just two weeks ago on August 28.