Articles published on Friday, March 26, 2021
Self-proclaimed Dancehall Defender and Peoples National Party (PNP) Senator Damion Crawford, drew the ire of his Government colleagues in Jamaica’s Upper House of Parliament, when he accused Prime Minister Andrew Holness of, among other things, embracing Chronic Law’s violence-laced song titled Government (2018).
Good Good Productions seems first in 2021 to answer recent calls for a revival of Dancehall’s ‘jugglin’ culture with their Self Trust Riddim, which was released today.
The Dancehall fraternity is demanding justice after it was revealed that the body of accounting clerk Khanice Jackson was discovered earlier today, March 26.
Sean Paul’s manager Steve “Urchin” Wilson is in promotion mode with the Dancehall superstar’s new album Live N Livin, as well as his own book Look Down.
Dancehall artist Bobby 6ix has used the downtime of the pandemic to write and record enough music that today, March 26 he can proudly drop his debut EP God Bless.
Reggae artist Ras Ash 1st is a man with big ideas and high hopes that his latest production, 1 August Town Riddim, will ignite a yearning in the hearts and minds of residents of the August Town area for peace and a cessation of hostilities in the community.
Dancehall veteran Bounty Killer, through his Foundation, has donated three wheelchairs and cash to members of the disabled community in Porus.
Jamaican Reggae and Dancehall sensation Koffee was a big winner during night four of the NAACP Image Awards.
Dancehall artist Renee Six Thirty (6:30) was recently spotted living it up on the ‘Gram and laying low with her new man.