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The Island Music Conference (IMC) announces former rapper and Belizean politician Shyne as the keynote speaker for IMC 2026, set for February 26 at the Courtleigh Auditorium in New Kingston. The Grammy Award-winning artist will present “From Stage to State,” sharing his journey from music stardom to politics. IMC 2026 runs February 25–28, connecting Caribbean talent with global industry leaders through panels, showcases, and networking opportunities.

Dancehall artist Delomar RDX unveils the official video for “God A Di Don”, a bold declaration of faith, perseverance, and self-worth. Produced by Reckit Ralf Music and Long Life Music, the track blends spiritual conviction with signature dancehall energy. Delomar celebrates divine timing and resilience, reminding listeners that true success comes from patience, purpose, and trust in a higher power.

Teenage Engineering, the Swedish design collective known for its boundary-pushing instruments, will launch its new RIDDIM EP-40 drum machine and sequencer in Jamaica from October 10–17. Inspired by reggae, dancehall, and sound system culture, the EP-40 features over 400 sounds from icons like King Jammy and Mad Professor. The launch peaks at Weddy Weddy Wednesdays on October 15, blending cutting-edge tech with Jamaica’s vibrant musical roots.

Mmembers of the Jamaica Constabulary Force conducted a raid at the home of Dancehall star Aidonia in St. Andrew North Division. The search, which began shortly after 5 a.m. under a signed warrant, found nothing illegal on the premises. Aidonia was at home with his wife, young son, and a family member at the time. No arrests were made, though one relative was taken to the Constant Spring Police Station for routine checks before being released.

Jamaican producer Ainsley “Notnice” Morris has unveiled his latest signing—S’riah, an artificial intelligence artiste making her debut with the emotionally charged single Save Me. Blending human songwriting with AI-generated vocals, S’riah represents Notnice’s bold step into the future of music. Inspired by real-life struggles and rooted in Jamaican creativity, the project sets the stage for a cultural debate on AI’s role in artistry.

Clarendon-born recording artiste Melodii is gaining attention with his soulful voice and conscious lyrics, setting himself apart in Jamaica’s music scene. His latest single Stages, produced by Stocks An Bondz Recordz, reflects his personal journey and life experiences, adding to a growing catalog that includes Legends, Darkness, and Learn. With a firm commitment to clean, positive music, Melodii continues to inspire listeners while aiming for global stages like Reggae Sumfest

Fast-rising artiste Tanisha ‘Stouteesha’ Scott inspires women worldwide with her empowering new single SuperWoman.

Kingston is preparing to reclaim its spot as Jamaica’s entertainment capital this Heroes Weekend with Greatness Weekend 2025. From October 17–20, the city will host four signature events—PCF Night Swim, Recall Festival, CUPS: The Ultra White Affair, and the Greatness Pink & White Brunch—promising premium parties, cultural vibrancy, and unforgettable experiences that highlight Kingston’s power to deliver world-class entertainment.

Spanish Town’s own Jaddon is showing that passion and discipline can coexist. At just 21, the Dancehall artist behind songs like “Fully Black,” “Luggage,” and “Day or Night” has earned his civil engineering degree from The University of the West Indies. Balancing late-night studio sessions with demanding coursework—and even overcoming a near-fatal car accident—Jaddon proves that education and music can build a powerful future together.

eNGee Dadon's "Dancehall Jealousy" has gained strong traction across streaming platforms, picked up playlist placements, and earned spins on online radio. It’s expanded my international fan base, especially in the U.S., Caribbean, and Africa, and continues to grow every week

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...