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Opinion, reviews, interviews, staff lists, rankings, and other long talking about Reggae and Dancehall music and culture.
Nero The Professor Dances ‘Bruk Up’ to Sister Nancy’s ‘Bam Bam’ At Red Bull Dance Finals
This past weekend in Washington, D.C., Red Bull held the finals for the USA leg of their Dance Your Style…
Koffee’s ‘The Harder They Fall’, Jashii’s ‘Life Lessons’ & More New Reggae & Dancehall Songs
The Reggae and Dancehall music mill has churned out some hot new releases this week to get your playlist pumping.…
Kxng Izem Addresses “Who Helps The People” In New Music Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2cgbHFH3qA Kxng Izem is back with a new single and music video entitled Who Helps The People which lives up to…
Greenspoon’s Reggae Grammy 2022 Predictions: Who Will Get The Nod?
For Dancehall and Reggae fans following the annual Grammy Awards closely, they may be eager for some insight on which…
Yeza Talks ‘Kingdom’, East Side, Reggae And More
Yeza has carved out a special place in Reggae music with her imperial sound, impeccable style and golden voice. Representing…
Demarco: ‘Melody’ Album Review
Demarco’s long-awaited debut album Melody is an agile collage of musical genres. Though it isn’t billed as a crossover album,…
Producer ‘Frankie Music’ On His New ‘Epiphany Riddim’ And Thriving Legacy
The right producer can mean the difference between a short-lived single and a career-defining classic. When Koffee linked with Frankie…
Bugle: ‘Toxicity’ Album Review
Bugle’s Toxicity album, which was released on Friday, October 22, is a mixture of a clarion call to Jamaican politicians…
Popcaan’s ‘Good Only’ & 15 New Songs For Your Dancehall Playlist
If you’re looking to update your Reggae and Dancehall playlist, then there are a couple of artists that dropped some brand new releases this week to keep you vibing. While…
Spiritual Life Coach Latoya Shea Reaches Out To Reggae And Dancehall Community To Give Guidance
The effervescent Latoya Shea, a Jamaican-born US-based spiritual life coach, is reaching out to the reggae and dancehall community, as well as people in all walks of life. "I believe…
Skillibeng: ‘Crocodile Teeth LP’ Album Review
Like many anticipated Dancehall albums of 2021, Skillibeng’s Crocodile Teeth LP was a toothless debut despite the glitzy guest list and dazzling trap production. The 12-track album, titled after the…
The Next Women Of Dancehall, Class Of 2021
Behind standouts like Shenseea, Spice, and Jada Kingdom are a promising class of female artists poised to make their mark on Dancehall. The women highlighted in this non-exhaustive list of…
Shatta Wale Turns 37: His 7 Best Jamaican Collaborations
Ghanian Dancehall artist Shatta Wale was trending on Twitter, beginning in the wee hours of the night, as fans celebrated his birthday today in West African time with the #Shattabration…
Silk Boss’ ‘Geet Weh’ And 14 New Songs For Your Dancehall Playlist
It was an exciting week in Dancehall, Skillibeng treated fans to a new album with visuals for two tracks. So did Denyque in her new visuals for Champion. Then Vybz…
Damion Crawford Draws Parallels Between ‘Squid Game’ And Dancehall
Squid Game—the hit South Korean survival drama and now Netflix’s biggest-ever series at launch—and Dancehall are two things most people wouldn’t think to draw parallels between, but Damion Crawford, former…
Marvin Sparks Talks New Book ‘Run The Riddim: The Untold Story Of ’90s Dancehall To The World’
Since its inception, no decade in Dancehall has received louder ovations or condemnation than the ’90s. Filled with foundational anthems, aesthetics and archetypes, ’90s dancehall music was as much about…
