Articles published on Sunday, October 4, 2020
“God save the Queen of England” appears to be Vybz Kartel’s new mantra, which means the Worl’ Boss is singing a totally different ‘sankey’ from defence attorney Bert Samuels, one of Jamaica’s foremost anti-colonial campaigners.
As more critics lament the state of Dancehall, Sean Paul has lashed out at the genre’s clash culture for promoting a “slavery mentality” among artists.
One cannot look at roots reggae singer Tarrus Riley and call his style dull because it’s anything but.
With such an impressive track record, who else would Blvk H3ro and Wayne J have chosen to boost their anthem, Young Boss, other than Eastsyde Record’s very own trap-master, Skillibeng?
There is a saying that the ‘customer is always right’ but what if the person was never a customer, to begin with?
Reggae superstar Protoje has indicated that he will be signing a fourth artiste to his In.Digg.Nation collective label and a partnership with the New York-based RCA Records.
Dancehall artiste Jahmiel has sought to address the notion that he is no longer a member of the MVP alliance.
Who would have thought that Dancehall heavyweight Popcaan had a serious interest in joining the military?
It wasn’t his time. In what could have been a catastrophic situation for dancehall artiste Hydal, narrowly cheating death after escaping a near-fatal explosion has left him feeling thankful to be alive.
Reggae star Protoje has provided a little back story to his recent collaboration with American rapper Wiz Khalifa.
What caused the feud between Dancehall artistes Beenie Man and Vybz Kartel? According to Beenie Man, whose real name is Anthony Moses Davis, Kartel reached a point of success where he no longer needed Beenie’s support, and he began to “move different.”