The Best New Music This Week: Ding Dong, Mavado, I-Waata, AI Milly, Jada Kingdom
We’re back with another round of the hottest dancehall and reggae tunes for the week. Digging deep into this week’s new releases here are the tracks that will definitely add life to your playlists. ‘Rebel’ by Ding Dong Produced by Romeich Ent and Khalfani Records, ‘Rebel’ is a true dancehall anthem. Ding Dong stays true […]
Iconic Hits of the 80s: Rolling Stone’s Best Songs List Features Black Uhuru, Steel Pulse, and Grace Jones
In a nostalgic nod to the vibrant 80s music scene, Rolling Stone Magazine has released its much-anticipated list of the 200 best songs of the decade, featuring legendary reggae artists alongside mainstream icons. Black Uhuru’s poignant track “Youth of Eglinton” clinched the 89th spot, a testament to Mykal Rose’s emotive songwriting spurred by personal loss […]
Dancehall Star Masicka Announces ‘Generation of Kings’ Album with Eye-Catching Cover Art and Release Date
Dancehall star Masicka is set to enthral fans with his much-anticipated second studio album, “Generation of Kings” (G.O.K.), slated for release on December 1. This landmark project is his first since joining the prestigious Def Jam Recordings roster, promising to elevate his musical journey to new heights. In a creative revelation on Instagram, Masicka showcased […]
Sashi Festival Set for a Triumphant Return in 2024 After 22-Year Hiatus
The renowned Sashi Festival, once the largest hip-hop and dancehall event globally, is set for a grand comeback in May 2024. The event, which ceased in 2002, was known for pulling massive crowds and featuring top acts from both genres. Festival creator Horace Hamilton shared insights into the festival’s past success, challenges, and the upcoming […]
Samory-I Unveils New Depths in ‘Strength’, His Latest Album
Reggae artist Samory I, renowned for hits like “Rasta Nuh Gangsta,” recently provided updates on his evolving career and introduced his latest album, ‘Strength’. The artist’s journey, marked by extensive touring in Europe and a significant focus on his family, reflects in the matured musical narratives of his work. ‘Strength’ marks a pivotal transition for […]
Dancehall Artist Jahshii Emotionally Bids Adieu to Brother, Echoes “Pain in Every Language”
Dancehall artist Jahshii, born Mluleki Clarke, faced a heart-wrenching moment as he bid farewell to his brother, David ‘Mosiah’ Clarke, in an intimate funeral ceremony surrounded by friends and family. The solemn event, held on Sunday, was not only a testament to the strong bonds within Jahshii’s family but also highlighted the widespread support and […]
Reggae Reimagined: Jamaican Artists Confront the Global Shift in Their Signature Sound
In the ever-evolving tapestry of global music, a significant shift is underway in the reggae landscape. Jamaican reggae, once the unchallenged champion of the genre, now finds itself in a curious predicament, grappling with the growing influence of international bands that have embraced and redefined this quintessentially Jamaican music style. Ian Lewis, a member of […]
Spice’s Frosty Adventure: Watch the Dancehall Star Tackle Dog Sledding in Canada, Crossing It Off Her Bucket List
Renowned dancehall artist and reality TV personality, Spice, recently embarked on an adventurous journey to the wintry landscapes of Calgary, Alberta, a trip she documented on Instagram. Alongside her, joining in the frosty escapade, was Yandy Smith, her co-star from “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta.” Spice’s Canadian adventure was more than just a casual trip; […]
Beenie Man’s Iconic Track “Who Am I” Achieves Gold Status in the U.S
Jamaican Dancehall legend Beenie Man has reached a monumental milestone in his career. His hit song “Who Am I”, commonly recognized by its chorus “Sim Simma”, has been certified Gold in the United States. This achievement comes over two decades after its initial release in 1997, as confirmed by the Recording Industry Association of America […]
Dancehall Icon Ninjaman Advocates for Prison Reform in Poignant Letter to Jamaican Leadership
Renowned dancehall artist Ninjaman, currently serving a 25-year to life sentence for a 2009 murder, has issued a powerful open letter to Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness, Opposition Leader Mark Golding, and National Security Minister Horace Chang. The letter, a critique of the current state of Jamaica’s prison system, underscores the need for effective rehabilitation […]