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Don Dada Connecting The Jamaican Diaspora Through Art, Dancehall And NFTs

It’s a known fact that Jamaican culture has inspired the global music scene. What many have yet to realize is how the culture is also making waves on the art…

Spice: ‘Emancipated’ Album Review

Like she had promised a few months ago, in her Love Triangle song, that she would not stop singing about her “pum-pum”, Spice literally keeps her word on her sophomore…

Taz Timeless Speaks On Usain Bolt’s Move To Trademark ‘To Di World’ Victory Pose

Taz Timeless, from the Timeless Dancers in Spanish Town, St. Catherine which conceptualized the 'To Di World' Dancehall dance move, says that he feels no animosity towards Usain Bolt for…

Tosh Alexander’s ‘Cum Yah’ And 8 New Dancehall Songs For Your Playlist

Top new releases for Dancehall playlists everywhere have come this week from Govana, Alkaline, Daddy1, and Rhumba, who have all shared accounts of gloom and despair in their new tracks,…

Queen Of Dancehall Spice: The ‘Emancipated’ Interview

Just a little over a year since the release of her debut album 10, Spice is on the eve of premiering her sophomore project—Emancipated. The nine-track set, which was predominantly…

Beenie Man Celebrates 50th Birthday In Star-Studded Style

In a birthday celebration fit for a King, Beenie Man enjoyed his 50th milestone with family, friends, and heavy-hitters of the Jamaican music industry last night (Aug. 22) at the…

Major Mackerel Talks New Dancehall Album, Heyday, And How He Got His First Girl

When Garfield Dixon first heard his song Don Ban being played on the radio in 1987, he was of the impression that it may have been someone else singing the…

Jahvillani Says He’s Naturally Distant, But “His Fans Understand”

Jahvillani might be known for hardcore Dancehall tunes that speak about ‘badness’ or his charismatic flair that makes many ladies flock him—but beneath all of that is a quiet fellow,…