Only You, a song from American rap superstar J. Cole’s new album The Fall Off, is built around the classic Drop Leaf riddim, produced by Jamaican hitmaker Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett alongside Nigel A.
Dancehall entertainer Kiprich and his fiancée, Kizzy Don, will be returning to New York tomorrow after cremating their newborn daughter, Miracle, in Colombia on Sunday.
As Reggae Month kicks off, recording artist Etana is thrilled to be the first-ever Reggae Month Ambassador for 2026.
The Montego Bay-based trap dancehall artist Probe is blowing up in the west with his rags-to-riches anthem, Skull Just Die.
Belizean-born artist Anfernee “BigBang Manifest” Pollard was gunned down during a fatal home invasion in his home in Las Vegas late Wednesday night.
Whine & Kotch, the 2012 collaboration between Charly Black and the late J Capri, was certified Silver by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) on Friday (January 30).
Recording artist Real Dreem is giving listeners an intimate look into his journey with the release of brand-new EP, PIVOTAL.
Dancehall artists Kiprich and Kizzy Don are in mourning after their newborn, Miracle, died this morning at 7, reportedly of cardiac arrest.
Emerging dancehall sensation Dolly Don is ecstatic at the great reaction to her latest single, Weh Me Like, a collaboration with reggae star Chuck Fenda.
Jamaican singer Naomi Cowan has secured her first-ever JUNO Award nomination, landing a spot in the “Reggae Recording of the Year” category for her debut album, Welcome To Paradise.
Kittitian artist Byron Messia has secured another accolade in Canada after Talibans II, his 2023 collaboration with Burna Boy, was certified Gold by Music Canada on Wednesday (January 28).
Sean Paul is mourning the loss of his beloved grandmother, Georgina K. Harrison. She was 101 years old.
Jamaican singer and first-time Grammy nominee Lila Iké has been tapped to perform in the opening number of the 2026 Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony this Sunday, February 1.
Veteran broadcaster Bob Clarke has died. He passed away on Tuesday morning, January 27, 2026. He was 75 years old.
Grammy-winning producer and drummer Sly Dunbar — one half of the Jamaican duo Sly and Robbie — has died aged 73, DancehallMag has confirmed.
