Opinion, reviews, interviews, staff lists, rankings, and other long talking about Reggae and Dancehall music and culture.
In a montage of reflecting, reminiscing, dreaming, hard-working, shot placing, and shot calling, the Unruly Boss Popcaan displays some of the many talents signed to and affiliated with his Unruly Camp.
Reginald ‘BawdaCat’ Brumley is a long time DJ and well-known comedian with a YouTube platform that rapidly grew in size.
Jamaican singer/songwriter Etana’s latest body of work evokes another album she did with VP Records. Better Tomorrow, her third studio album saw her work with one producer, Shane Brown of Jukeboxx productions.
We’ve reached mid-year and 2020 has been the kind of drink that doesn’t establish a flavor even after a few sips.
Reggae and Dancehall legend Buju Banton is riding waves of many emotions in his new album Upside Down 2020, released on June 26.
Vybz Kartel’s latest album is a mature work of mastery from Di Teacha, who shares the stage with his past-students, who are now crowned ‘Dons & Divas’ in the release two days ago.
(EDITORIAL) – Every now and again, we rehash this question because the fact is Dancehall’s potency is rooted in its competitive synergy.
Dancehall culture is steeped in the pay it forward philosophy, and this has a lot to do with its humble origins.
The Unruly Boss Popcaan has had some words of inspiration to share with fans during the span of his career.
NotNice’s musical odyssey is woven with chart-topping highs and stone-broke lows, but there’s a recurring theme: he’s the go-to producer for established and emerging acts desirous of a hit.
Buju Banton is breaking new ground for the music business in Jamaica. Since his release from prison he has been contributing artistically and through interviews to the narrative surrounding reggae and dancehall music.
Floating on spirituality and romance, Jahmiel’s 5-track mix of Revamp is an expression of faith and love packaged in realism and comfort.
Downs District is the first album by Jamaican/Spaniard artist SumeRR. Born as Tressan Michelle Barnett in Jamaica, she has been active in the music scene of her natal country since she was very young.
There are certain norms in the Jamaican culture that we just adopt as generations pass without questioning them.
The periodic outcry against racism is again dominating headlines following the killing of George Floyd and the subsequent protests worldwide.
We have heard quite a few cultured Reggae and dancehall songs from some unexpected foreign talents in our time.
Approximately halfway into the year and 2020 has churned out the unexpected, from a global lockdown induced by COVID-19 to protests worldwide condemning racial injustice and police brutality.
A shift is happening in dancehall as new talents emerge on the scene. Two of those talents, Skillibeng and Rytikal, stand out for bringing fresh new sounds to the genre.
It’s been five years in the making, and the time has finally arrived. For Dre Island, the release of his new album Now I Rise was motivated by an inclination.
The legendary dancehall artiste Lady G, known for her lyrical prowess, stage presence, and no-nonsense attitude, is putting herself out there with her official YouTube page and says she is looking forward to doing more of the work she loves on her own terms.