February 3, 2021 – DancehallMag

Articles published on Wednesday, February 3, 2021

Tommy Lee Sparta Denied Bail, To Stand Trial On March 24

By Claude Mills Wed, February 3 2021, 10:20 PM EST

Dancehall entertainer Tommy Lee Sparta was remanded into custody when he appeared via Zoom in the High Court Division of the Gun Court today.

Munga Honorable Returns To Court Soon For Hearing In Murder Of Mr. Vegas’ Nephew

By Claude Mills Wed, February 3 2021, 03:22 PM EST

Dancehall star Munga Honorable will return to the Supreme Court for a case management conference on February 26 in relation to an ongoing murder case.

‘It Wasn’t Rytikal’s Gun,’ Source Claims As Dancehall Artist Seeks Bail On Friday

By Claude Mills and Claudine Baugh Wed, February 3 2021, 02:36 PM EST

EastSyde’s rising Dancehall deejay Rytikal will return to court on Friday where his legal team will seek to secure bail for the artist.

Spice Teases New Music Video, Talks Liposuction Surgery

By Denieca Daniels Wed, February 3 2021, 02:00 PM EST

The pain following a liposuction surgery is one which Dancehall artist Spice said she would never put herself through again.

Hawkeye Disses Mr. Vegas, Mr. G With Hard-Hitting New Song, ‘Deal With De Issue’

By Claude Mills Wed, February 3 2021, 01:45 PM EST

Nineties Dancehall deejay Hawkeye dissed fellow deejays Vegas and Mr. G with a hard-hitting, scandalous song dubbed Deal With De Issue where he spilled the beans about Mr.

Skillibeng’s Team ‘Unaware Crashed Plane Was Part Of An Investigation’ At The Time

By Dani Mallick Wed, February 3 2021, 01:21 PM EST

After questions were raised about how Dancehall artist Skillibeng was able to shoot a music video on the mysterious plane which recently crashed in Jamaica, his team says they were unaware that the crash site was part of an investigation at the time they visited.

Mavado Breaks Silence On His Son’s Murder Conviction: “Corruption!”

By Dani Mallick Wed, February 3 2021, 11:35 AM EST

Dancehall artist Mavado has broken his silence on Dantay Brooks’ murder conviction last week, complaining that his teenaged son and co-accused Andre Hinds were unfairly treated.

Dancehall Artist Shokryme Pled Guilty To Illegal Gun Charges

By Dani Mallick Wed, February 3 2021, 11:10 AM EST

Another emerging Dancehall artist, Shokryme, recently pled guilty to illegal gun charges in Jamaica. The artist, whose real name is Jason Pinnock, pleaded guilty to charges of illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition on January 15, according to the Jamaica STAR.

Wednesday, February 3, 2021