It’s been five years since Dancehall starlet Shenseea emerged on the music scene. The ShengYeng princess celebrated the occasion today (July 6) on Instagram by reflecting on her first song, Jiggle Jiggle.
Dancehall’s Warlord Bounty Killer came out in strong support of Masicka’s latest effort, an inspiring single titled Special.
Bounty Killer stirred up a hornet’s nest, and had his female followers in a tizzy on Monday afternoon, after he made a post giving his take on gold-digging women, which sparked a heated verbal clash between Bob Marley’s son Rohan Marley and a commenter.
Sean Alaric hails from Miami and has been making waves in Jamaica and the US with his distinct Dancehall and fusion productions.
The legacy of the art form known as Dancehall is safe thanks to stalwarts like Agent Sasco.
Dancehall artist Popcaan has been featured on incarcerated rapper Casanova’s summer banger titled Deserve You. The Brooklyn drill rapper of Jamaican and Panamanian descent is best known for his 2016 single Don’t Run which featured Young MA and Fabolous on the remix.
Veteran Dancehall deejay Spragga Benz was sharply rebuked by some of his Instagram followers after he expressed support for American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson, who was slapped with a 30-day ban last Monday for testing positive for marijuana which is a prohibited substance in sports.
The Grung Gad Bounty Killer has again made it clear that he is not in support of the dilution of, or any attempts to replace authentic Dancehall music with Trap sounds.
Shenseea has been making waves across Dancehall since the Jiggle Jiggle and Loodi days, however, it was her link up with Jamaican-born international producer Rvssian and signing to the Rich Immigrants label (Interscope Records) that took her career to new heights.
Dancehall pacesetter Popcaan is back on the scene with a brand new track Find Dem, and the matching music video courtesy of director Ezra Tafari that dropped yesterday, July 3.
Talk and Stutter artist Zamunda, says he has been spending copious amounts of time writing and recording music, since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the result of which includes a soon-to-be-released live studio album, as well as a collab with Crocodile Teeth deejay Skillibeng.
Dancehall titan Spice spent a second straight year clubbing with Missy ‘Misdemeanor’ Elliot and the industry’s finest on the rap queen’s birthday.
Robert Livingston, the former manager of Dancehall icons Shaggy and Super Cat, has shared his insights into what he recognizes as the missing elements which are hindering much of the music coming out of Jamaica nowadays, from becoming huge commercial successes.
Entertainment Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange says that a decision has still not been taken on the Dream Weekend bubble event proposed for Negril come Independence Week, as the application is still under review and has to be sanctioned by the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM).
When his brother was killed on New Year’s Eve 2019, producer Cold Case pledged that he would always honour his sibling’s memory.
Dancehall artist Starface has teamed up with fellow artist Bryka for collab called Tie Mi that has set tongues wagging in the dancehall community.
Shenseea was in her bag for PrettyLittleThing (PLT), bringing a whole vibe and turning heads in the brand’s hottest shades and figure-enhancing designs from their summer collection.
Having released more than eight albums since his big break in the 1990s, Bounty Killer is arguably one of the most prolific dancehall recording artists of all time.
Dancehall star Shenseea has revealed that her long-awaited debut studio album is finally done. In an Instagram post yesterday, Shenseea, who was the most-streamed female Jamaican artist in 2020, blessed her 4.1 million fans with a series of glammed-up photos where she was rocking a two-piece crocheted ensemble courtesy of @mypasserella.
Days after members of Vybz Kartel’s Gaza Nation and other Jamaicans took to Twitter to upbraid Epixode for declaring himself “King of the Dancehall”, the Ghanaian artist is now reported as saying that Ghanaian Reggae and Dancehall “will soon take over the world”.