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Popular Jamaican digital creator and comedian Prince Pine has collaborated with Jamaican clothing brand Jamroc Dept for a limited edition collection.

T.O.K captivated more than 70,000 revelers as first-time headliners of Panama’s Carnival, delivering an unforgettable performance that highlighted dancehall’s global reach and cultural impact.

Veteran reggae artiste Chuck Fenda joins forces with US-based Dancehall act DollyDon for a dynamic remix of Weh Mi Like on the Recovery riddim, produced by Rvssian. The collaboration blends reggae roots with bold Dancehall energy, earning strong global feedback as both artistes embrace confidence, culture, and creative evolution heading into a promising 2026.

Promoter Collisha Frame promises a transformational Reggae Fusion 2026 on February 28 at Reggae Jamaica Village, with Capleton, Sizzla Kalonji and a powerhouse lineup leading a night of culture, unity and live reggae energy.

As Caribbean music continues to shape global sounds, Island Music Conference (IMC) has never been more critical for creatives in the region. With the industry evolving at lightning speed, IMC 2026 provides artists, producers, and executives with the tools, connections, and insight needed to turn Caribbean creativity into a consistent global force. From preparation to participation, success at IMC starts before attendees even step into the room.

International reggae star Etana has been appointed the first-ever Reggae Month Ambassador for 2026. With performances scheduled across Jamaica, including Emancipation Park and Wickie Wackie Festival, and new music on the way, Etana is set to lead a vibrant celebration of reggae, dancehall, and Jamaican culture while supporting the island’s cultural revival.

Real Dreem unveils PIVOTAL, a ten-track EP blending Reggae and Dancehall with conscious messages of hope, resilience, and personal growth.

Morgan Heritage and Gramps Morgan were celebrated at the Grammy Certificate Ceremony at Island SPACE Caribbean Museum, marking their contributions to Grammy-winning and nominated projects while honouring the enduring legacy of reggae music and family.

Ras-I is set t release his latest single, These Are the Days, featuring Kabaka Pyramid. The track, is a simple but powerful truth: belief alone is not enough. Action, discipline, and consistency are required to turn prayer into progress.

Veteran music producer Richard ‘Shams’ Browne is sharing his industry knowledge with the release of The Music Biz Manual, a practical guide aimed at helping independent artistes and producers build sustainable careers.

Recording artiste Jahazeil Myrie is pushing creative boundaries with his latest release, My Neighbours, a collaboration with Prod.LoudSpeakr that reflects personal growth and self-reflection.

Producer Collin “JUNAVILL” Clarke continues to carve a distinct lane with the release of Genesis 2026 Riddim, a collaborative project featuring respected acts such as D’Angel, Jigsy King, Delly Ranx, Sativa D Black 1, Utan Green and others. Released in November 2025, the riddim reflects JUNAVILL Records’ commitment to conscious, message-driven music designed to stand the test of time

DUBWISE: Many Rivers to Cross brings legendary selector David Rodigan back to Kingston for a powerful night of roots, dub and sound system culture in support of St Elizabeth’s ongoing hurricane recovery efforts through the BREDS Treasure Beach Foundation.

We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Stephen “Cat” Coore, co-founder, guitarist, cellist, and creative heart of the legendary reggae band Third World. He died on Sunday, January 18, 2026, at the age of 69, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy that helped shape reggae music around the world. For more than five decades, Cat Coore’s musicianship, innovation, and commitment to musical fusion elevated reggae’s reach — blending roots with soul, funk, pop, and rock — an

Sunnation ushered in 2026 with unmatched style at their highly anticipated “Sunrise Day Soirée 2026,” bringing together beautiful people, celebrities, politicians, and Soca lovers for an unforgettable start to the year.

The Island Music conference connects global music industry leaders with the Caribbean talent and industry. IMC Brings Youtube, Meta, Spotify, Tik Tok, Audiomack, Billboard, Blavity, Grammys, BMI, Sirus, VP and numerous other global music powerhouses and events into the learning, networking and action space. Panels cover practical strategies for navigating the music ecosystem.

Reggae icon Jimmy Cliff, known for classics like “Many Rivers to Cross” and his role in The Harder They Come, has died at 81. The Jamaican singer, songwriter, and cultural ambassador helped bring reggae to global prominence across a six-decade career. Honored with the Order of Merit and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, Cliff’s legacy continues to uplift and inspire worldwide.

International reggae and dancehall producer Kemar “Flava” McGregor has stepped forward in a major way to support Jamaicans impacted by Hurricane Melissa. Through a partnership with the University of Technology (UTECH) Jamaica, McGregor donated nearly 5,000 care packages—including generators, air mattresses, Starlink systems, tents, and other essentials—along with J$2 million to assist affected students.

Maxi Priest is doing everything he can to make his native home of Jamaica continue to “Feel So Alive” after the devastation from Hurricane Melissa.