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Skillibeng: ‘The Prodigy’ Skilltape Album Review

The ‘Fresh Prince’ is here with his brain-altering new album, ‘The Prodigy’ Skilltape. The wretched year of the pandemic has ironically been a breakthrough year for Dancehall trap star, Skillibeng,…

Slack Songs Of Mento, Ska And Rocksteady

Since its development almost five decades ago, Dancehall has gotten a bad rap for being too sexually explicit. Eighties toasters like Yellowman and Admiral Bailey were often demonized by self-titled…

Tommy Lee Sparta Arrested Again: A Timeline Of The Dancehall Star’s Run-Ins With The Law

Dancehall star Tommy Lee Sparta’s myriad of woes with the Constabulary in Jamaica has been well documented over the last few years. However, the proverbial “tough luck” with law enforcement,…

Do “Gimmicks Artists” Belong?

Dancehall and Reggae both began out of a love for music culture, it wasn’t until later on in the life of each genre, that they began to generate profit. This,…

One On One With Slim Knight

DancehallMag: How long have you been in music and how did you start? Slim Knight: At first I started doing music for fun when I was in 11th grade in…

Korexx Gets Positive On ‘Still A Win’

Dancehall deejay Korexx is making a trod on the positive side with his latest single Still a Win. The song, featured on the Black Tears rhythm from Donsome Records, talks…

Agent Sasco On His New EP, The Success Of ‘Hope River’ & Growth Of His Music

As a titan in Reggae and Dancehall music, Agent Sasco is a prime example of the transformation and growth that is possible for the genre’s most raw and gritty. His…

Reggae/Dancehall: Jamaica’s Contemporary Mythology – An Essay

Concerning The Real and True Importance of Stories & Myth Turn the eye of your mind toward the beginning of the human being’s residency on Planet Earth. Before we came…