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Jamaican sensation Koffee is heading for a debut on the United Kingdom’s Official Albums Chart with her new album Gifted, which was released on March 25 via Promised Land Recordings/Columbia Records.
Dancehall star Popcaan has shared his flashy new video for Skeleton Cartier, which is billed as the first single from his forthcoming fifth studio album, Great Is He.
Jamaican producer Stephen ‘Di Genius’ McGregor says some veteran Reggae and Dancehall stakeholders are being irresponsible and unfair in critiquing the state of the industry, while not making any effort to improve the situation.
Dancehall artist Popcaan is known to be quite a character that Unruly fans can’t seem to get enough of.
Chris Brown and his label Sony Music Entertainment responded to the US$1.5 million copyright infringement lawsuit which was filed against them by the UK-based Greensleeves Publishing Ltd in a New York District Court last year.
The ‘Shop Buju Banton’ fashion line will debut a new collection at a brunch and fashion show in Miami next month.
Cure, again! The Reggae star Jah Cure has been sentenced to six years in prison in the Netherlands for attempted manslaughter.
Shenseea‘s Alpha album has debuted on two Billboard charts. Billboard revealed on Tuesday that Alpha opened at No.
Shenseea’s debut album Alpha will land at No. 2 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart tomorrow.
Paramount Pictures has announced that their untitled Bob Marley biopic is set for release on January 12, 2024.
Dancehall superstar Sean Paul is happy to be back on stage after his hiatus due to the pandemic.
Veteran Dancehall deejay Mr. Lexx is working on his final album before retirement from the industry.
MRC Data, the company that powers the Billboard charts with data on music sales and streaming consumption, has rebranded itself as Luminate.
Despite asserting that she and London On Da Track have a strictly platonic and professional relationship, Shenseea and the American producer made a grand entrance at her Jamaican album launch last night at the Romeich Entertainment Headquarters in Kingston.
Sean Paul‘s 2005 Billboard-topping hit Temperature and Swedish singer Robyn’s remake of Mad Cobra’s 2001 hit, Press Trigger—fittingly titled Cobrastyle—have been featured in episode two of The Dropout, a Hulu series about Elizabeth Holmes, an American former biotechnology entrepreneur, who was convicted of criminal fraud.
One of the most popular takeaways from Shenseea’s Egocentric—which formed part of her debut album ALPHA—was “Mean man worse than bruk man.”
Shenseea says she has made several efforts to collaborate with Queen of Dancehall Spice, to no avail.
Jamaican singer Shenseea has finally released her debut album Alpha today after five years in music.
Dancehall superstar Sean Paul has come through with another banger titled This Is How We Do It, a Pia Mia-assisted track about enjoying life.
Shenseea is known to be one of the hardest working Jamaican artists, but according to the Trending Gyal, she’s been doing way less than her American counterparts, which came as a shock and ultimately forced her to “up her game.”