Queen of Dancehall and Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta star Spice has revealed that her upcoming album 10 is now available for pre-order on iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and other popular streaming services.
Shenseea’s Run Run may be taking criticism for its supposed 'satanic' imagery, but the music video is No. 1 in Jamaica. Run Run, released July 16 on Rich Immigrants/Interscope Records, is the first song off the Dancehall star’s upcoming debut album that is yet to receive a title and release date.
Queen of Dancehall and Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta (LHHATL) star Spice has shared the cover art for her debut album 10.
Robert Livingston, the former manager of Dancehall icons Shaggy and Super Cat, has shared his insights into what he recognizes as the missing elements which are hindering much of the music coming out of Jamaica nowadays, from becoming huge commercial successes.
Queen of Dancehall Spice recently sent tongues wagging with her comments on the origins of hip hop.
Dancehall superstar Sean Paul recently addressed the age-old issue of whether his lighter complexion gave him an advantage in the music industry, pointing out that it is a systemic issue, which has even resulted in him being the target of “misled jealousy”.
Now that Dancehall legend Shaggy has fixed things between VP Records and Spice, she will finally release her debut studio album TEN next month.
Shaggy says current Dancehall artists are trying to fix something that wasn’t broken, with their penchant for Trap beats over authentic Dancehall riddims.
Jamaican Dancehall hitmakers Spice, Shaggy, and Sean Paul appeared in arguably their best Go Down Deh performance yet after a flawless appearance on the Wendy Williams Show this morning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8z-tnHKp_Tk Jamaica’s dynamic trio, the Big S’s with Spice, Shaggy, and Sean Paul did it again, after appearing for another top-notch performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night.
In stark contrast to Sean Paul’s outright rejection of Dancehall clashes and clash lyrics, Shaggy says onstage lyrical battles must be fully embraced as they are vital to the development of artists and crucial to the sustainability of the genre.
Dancehall stars Spice, Sean Paul, and Shaggy performed their hit song Go Down Deh on ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) for their Summer Concert Series today.
Dancehall megastar Shaggy has revealed that an international television network barred him from participating in a joint album promotion interview with British singer Sting, a few years ago, claiming that he was unsuitable because he was representing Jamaica — a country which they accused of being homophobic.
Jamaican cricketer Chris Gayle recently shared a photo with Dancehall superstar Shaggy and it seems the fans have more new music to look forward to from the batsman, after all, why else would he be in the studio with Shaggy?
Dancehall superstars Spice, Shaggy, and Sean Paul are set to appear on the popular American late-night talk show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!,
Dancehall powerhouse trio Shaggy, Sean Paul and Spice are still surfing the high tides created by their mega-hit single Go Down Deh.
Even with a number of new albums released in the last month Legend: The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers remain the No.
Spice’s debut album TEN is edging ever closer to its much-anticipated release and executive-producer Shaggy is very excited about the project.
Trojan Jamaica/BMG has announced the upcoming release of U-Roy’s final full-length album, titled Solid Gold U-Roy.
Amidst the charted success of their collaboration Go Down Deh, Dancehall artists Spice, Shaggy, and Sean Paul will be performing on the Good Morning America Summer Series Concert on June 11.