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Shenseea Explains What Got Her Where She Is In Dancehall

Dancehall starlet Shenseea has been shining all year and she recently shared her story and plans with top entertainment outlet, E! News. The Wasabi songstress is now on their Ones…

Best New Dancehall Music This Week: Masicka, Alkaline, Kranium, Dexta Daps & More

Our picks for best Dancehall releases this week have given us several captivating love tunes from the likes of Stalk Ashley, Kranium and Stefflon Don, while Teejay and Dexta Daps…

Kranium Releases New ‘Toxic’ EP, Speaks On His Love For Music And Defending Dancehall

For a long time Jamaicans have validated, and in so doing spread, the idea that artists native to the country need to break out locally or risk not breaking internationally.…

Best New Dancehall Music This Week: Spice, Intence, Vybz Kartel, Popcaan & More

Dancehall nice again! This week there are some exciting new tracks and music videos that will surely reel you in. Ding Dong and Intence both give us their conversational-style episodes…

Chino McGregor On Spending Time Overseas, His New EP And The State Of Jamaican Music

Jamaican music is fast-paced primarily because of the audience’s insatiable demand for it, and yet there are those artists who manage a timely balance of their own design. Chino McGregor…

Bob Marley’s Legacy Going Strong After 40 Years: “Them Can’t Stop It Mon”

Today, February 6, 2021, marks 76 years since the birth of the roaring, magnetic Tuff Gong. The late, legendary Jamaican musician Robert Nesta Marley, OM, brought the healing ethos of…

Brady O’Connor On Living, Loving And Making Sweet Music In Jamaica

Jamaica is a sea of muses, and inspired artists, something which is reflected in both our music and culture. Often because we have such a diverse and sometimes saturated music…

Jamaica’s Entertainment Industry Has Been On Back Burner Long Before COVID-19

The Recording, entertainment and cultural industries in Jamaica have been on the back burner long before COVID-19.