Dancehall deejay Mavado is celebrating Brooklyn rapper Bobby Smurda’s recent release from federal lockup. The Gully Gad took the time to welcome home Shmurda via Instagram yesterday by sharing an old clip of them both in the studio vibing to their 2014 collaboration on Smurda’s widely successful Hot Nigga.
An exciting lineup awaits in the best new dancehall music releases this week. Reggae songbird Lila Iké remixes one of her tracks with Skillibeng to land a surprising yet certified scorcher.
The tracklisting for Sean Paul’s new album Live N Livin has been revealed and there is an interesting feature; 10 of the 16 songs bear similar titles to action/war movies.
An unidentified street artist in Jamaica painted murals bearing the likeness of several popular Dancehall stars and they are really something.
Bounty Killer shares his Dancehall Family Tree and delights in the fact that this Mavado protege remains an ‘iron balloon’.
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.
Champagnie says case will be taken to Court Of Appeal after sentencing.
Dantay Brooks, the teenage son of Dancehall deejay Mavado, was found guilty of murder today in the Home Circuit Court and now faces the possibility of a life sentence in prison.
Members of Jamaica’s entertainment industry continue to pay tribute, as they join the football fraternity in mourning the loss of legendary Reggae Boy Luton Shelton.
A video clip of three life-sized cardboard cut-outs of Jamaican police officers, juxtaposed with a dreadlocked man puffing a chalice, has fooled Reggae and Dancehall artists Spragga Benz, Chronixx, and Mavado.
Dancehall superstar Sean Paul will be releasing two new albums this year, Live and Living and Scorcher, within a matter of months.
The prosecution could close its case by the end of next week in the murder trial of dancehall entertainer Mavado’s son, Dantay Brooks and his co-accused Andre Hines, according to attorney-at-law Peter Champagnie.
Dante Brooks, the incarcerated teenage son of Dancehall artiste Mavado can expect a verdict on his murder trial sometime at the end of the month, according to his defense attorney Peter Champagnie QC.
The murder trial for the son of dancehall entertainer Mavado, Dante Brooks and his co-accused Andre Hines, got underway on Monday and is expected to continue for several days.
Feelings are running high in Dancehall this week, the Gully Gad, Mavado in an unexpected admission, says he’s by no means a perfect man with a heartfelt new track, while Chronic Law is tired of failing at love.
Bounty Killer’s Instagram post on Sunday in which he referred to his former Alliance Dancehall collective members, Wayne Marshall, Busy Signal, and Bling Dawg and himself as “pure”, has set some of his fans’ tongues wagging.
Christmas Day has come and gone, but the joy of spending time with family still takes precedence, especially for Dancehall stars.
Dancehall songstress Stacious shares a common goal among many of her peers, which is to score a Billboard chart-topping record.
Mavado’s son, Dante Brooks, will face the music on January 7, 2021 when his murder trial begins.
There is nowhere else in the world where the term ‘badmind’ is an actual word, except in Jamaica.