Best New Dancehall And Reggae Music: Here we highlight the best new songs, music videos, and albums from emerging and established artists in the two Jamaican genres. Find curated playlists from us on Spotify.
The lockdown is over! To celebrate this newfound freedom, international dancehall star Wayne Wonder has teamed up with fellow hit-maker Frankie Sly and emerging producer and singer Pete Starr to drop a new afrobeat single, ‘Party All Night Long’ which celebrates the end of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Dancehall artist Bibical is a force of nature when it comes to music. He writes songs daily, constantly revising and editing them before he finally voices each one.
New York-born entertainer Michael Star grew up with a niche for music, that was certainly spearheaded by his father, legendary singer, Mikey Spice.
Shenseea has released a new music video for her single R U That featuring rapper 21 Savage today (April 19).
Thankful is a monument to gratitude; a reminder to seek comfort in one’s blessings even when it’s easier to languish in frustration.
Dre’jhean is bringing some of his positivity energy and good vibes with the release of his latest single, “Sauce Life.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqnrE3AvLLQ Bahamas-born Reggae artist Ibru has a new single out called, Best Friend. “The single, ‘Best Friend’, is about a girl being under-appreciated and cheated on by her boyfriend.
Dancehall artist Moyann is pumped up about her latest video, How We A Live, featuring dancehall youngblood Jahshii which has racked up thousands of views since its release on Monday, hitting Youtube Trending lists in Jamaica.
Reggae artist Turbulence is calling on the Government and the people of Jamaica to do more to protect Reggae music.
Shenseea is still holding on at No. 5 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart this week with her debut album Alpha.
As a trained paramedic in the United States, Kingston-born singer Jimi D is a three-time survivor of COVID-19, having contracted the virus several times as a result of the demanding nature of his job.
The slang “Nawmal, a lie?”, made popular by Dancehall artist Jahshii, appears to have taken on a life of its own among Gen-Z Jamaicans.
Steady on her quest to prove she’s in fact in a ‘different category’ from her contemporaries, Spice shines in new visuals for her previously released Troyton Music-produced song.
It’s that time again when the Reggae and Dancehall music mill churns out brand new releases for music fans.
American neo-soul artist Urban Mystic has released a cover of former stablemate Jah Cure’s True Reflections, popularly known as Behind These Prison Walls, in the wake of the Dancehall/Reggae singer’s incarceration in the Netherlands for attempted manslaughter.
Reggae artist Mr. Bertus is pleased with the feedback to his latest single, African Soldier, a song that affirms his cultural identity as a strong mission-oriented African descendant who adheres to a strict moral code.
Dancehall star Popcaan has shared his flashy new video for Skeleton Cartier, which is billed as the first single from his forthcoming fifth studio album, Great Is He.
Koffee released another new single Shine yesterday (Tuesday, March 22) that will appear on her forthcoming debut album Gifted, due out this Friday.
Skeng and Stalk Ashley pull off a wicked ruse in their latest single Talibhan. In the Aka Ruppi-directed video, shot between Beverly Hills and the “Killer Land” of Spanish Town in Kingston, Jamaica, the two entertainers take audiences through a hit on Ashley’s “ediat” man.
Whenever dancehall artist AMbiance does a live performance of his popular song, ‘Cry’, reluctant tears sting his eyes and he is forced to push back waves of repressed emotion triggered by grief over the loss of loved ones.