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S.Rise is on a mission to heal, uplift, and inspire. With his unique blend of Reggae and Dancehall rooted in consciousness, the...

North London’s own Doller makes a powerful return with his latest Traphall anthem, “WHO HYPE? WHO BRUK?”, released under the Beyond Dis World imprint. Known for his electrifying sound and commanding stage presence, Doller has earned nods from leading platforms including NOTION, Wordplay Magazine, and GRM Daily, while also appearing in MTV Base adverts that spotlight his talent on a broader scale.

Keznamdi released his long-awaited sophomore album Blxxd & Fyah, solidifying his status as one of the genre’s boldest voices. The 12-track collection burns with a mix of social commentary, cultural pride, and spiritual upliftment, boasting heavyweight collaborations with Kelissa, Mavado, and Masicka. From the introspective opener “I Am” featuring Kelissa, to the ganja anthem “Bun Di Ganja” alongside Mavado, and the gratitude-driven “Forever Grateful” with Masicka

Squash has accepted a federal plea deal in the United States, a decision that could reshape his career and influence in Dancehall. While the agreement spares him the risks of a full trial, it also raises questions about how much time he may spend away from the stage. Fans remain hopeful that, despite legal setbacks, Squash’s voice and impact on the culture will endure.

Reggae artist Irie Souljah delivers a bold statement with his new album World Citizen, released via Ineffable Records. The 10-track project blends rich live instrumentation with powerful messages of unity, migration awareness, and cultural exchange. Featuring collaborations with Kabaka Pyramid, Alborosie, MediSun, and Mystic Marley, the album solidifies Irie Souljah’s role as a cultural bridge in modern reggae.

King Cruff drops his hip-hop and reggae-infused single “BUNCH” via Tuff Gong Collective/Universal Music Canada, produced by !llmind and Don Mills. Inspired by dancehall wit, the track humorously promotes loyalty and love. Following his debut EP WHAT HAVE I ‘DON and first JUNO nomination, King Cruff’s 2025 schedule includes major festival performances across North America, including opening for The Roots.

South African star Tyla faces a California lawsuit over her Grammy-winning hit Water. Producers Olmo Zucca and Jackson LoMastro claim they co-created the track’s melody, harmony, and instrumental elements but were denied top-line producer credits and fair royalties. Filed against Tyla, producer Sammy SoSo, and Sony Music, the suit seeks credit recognition, equal royalty shares, and damages for lost opportunities in the music industry.

Sita Lyrical Dancehall artiste Sita Lyrical has gained a new wave of momentum following the release of her track  Guh Dung . Produced by...

Back 2 Da Future Music Ltd. has joined forces with leading US independent music publisher, The Royalty Network Inc., to present the 2025 Grammy Certificate Ceremony on September 13 at the Audi Showroom in Kingston. The red-carpet event, livestreamed worldwide, will honour the often-overlooked producers, musicians, and songwriters whose work has shaped reggae and dancehall’s Grammy legacy.

Kazayah is a soulful singer-songwriter whose music blends timeless Roots Reggae with R&B, Soul, and global influences. Born in the US but deeply connected to Jamaica culture, her songs carry a message of healing, empowerment, and light. With a steady rise on local and international stages, Kazayah is proving her artistry is more than music — it’s a mission to uplift and inspire.

Ras-I has joined forces with dancehall icon Munga Honourable and production team Koastal Kings for his latest release, “Rastafari in Charge.” Blending roots reggae soul with modern dancehall flair, the track radiates positivity, resilience, and unity. Born out of an impromptu studio session full of good vibes, the song stands as a conscious anthem for today’s generation — uplifting listeners with its powerful message and vibrant sound.

Reggae Sumfest 2025 delivered a powerful blend of culture, music, and economic impact. Drawing thousands to Montego Bay, the festival boosted local tourism and business while showcasing Jamaican talent on a global stage. From Vybz Kartel’s historic return to Toni Braxton’s surprise performance, the event highlighted Jamaica’s creative strength and cultural pride, reinforcing Sumfest’s role as a cornerstone of the island’s social and economic landscape.

Marco Antonio Rubio - USA acting National Security Advisor The U.S. State Department is launching a 12‑month pilot program beginning...

Dancehall culture has evolved into a dynamic and influential movement that extends far beyond its Jamaican roots. It is a vibrant...

In a defining moment at Reggae Sumfest 2025, Vybz Kartel was officially crowned King of the Dancehall, marking his historic return to the stage after more than a decade. With a powerful performance and emotional coronation led by Spice, Kartel solidified his legacy as one of Dancehall’s greatest. From a prison cell to the throne, his story is one of resilience, dominance, and cultural impact.

The Grammy Certificate Ceremony returns to Kingston this September, shining a long-overdue spotlight on the unsung heroes of reggae and dancehall. Set for September 13, 2025, at the Audi Showroom, this red-carpet event will honour the producers, engineers, and musicians behind some of the genre’s most celebrated Grammy-winning and nominated works. Marking both the 40th anniversary of the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album and the groundbreaking legacy of Steely & Clevie Produ

Jamaican singer-songwriter NeeQah is back with another emotionally charged release — “Sorry to My Ex”, a smooth, melodic Dancehall Soul track that confronts heartbreak with strength and clarity. Officially released on July 16, 2025, across all digital platforms, the single captures the raw, liberating moment of walking away from a love that no longer serves you.

Despite its rich film history and international screen appeal, Jamaica has long been without one of the most essential tools of modern media production: a sound stage. That’s now set to change with the development of “The Complex”, a groundbreaking creative compound spearheaded by producer and creative director Kimberly Rhoden, professionally known as The Bougie Brat.