Squash’s Prison Sentence Reduced Again, Release Now Set for November
Squash
Incarcerated dancehall artiste Squash has received another reduction in his U.S. prison sentence, bringing his projected release date forward to November 26, 2026.
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Queen Ifrica-Derrick Morgan libel lawsuit set for Supreme Court battle on December 11
The long-running legal battle between ska legend Derrick Morgan and his daughter, reggae singer Queen Ifrica, has gathered momentum after a Supreme Court judge ordered that the matter be fast-tracked, setting a pre-trial hearing for December 11.
Squash Associate Jahreme “J-Man” Shelton Set for November Jury Trial in Florida Double-Murder Case
Jahreme Shelton
Jamaican national Jahreme “J-Man” Shelton, an alleged associate of dancehall artiste Squash, is scheduled to stand trial before a Broward County jury on November 9, 2026, in connection with a fatal double shooting that claimed the lives of two men nearly four years ago.
Buju Banton Says Dancehall Cannot Be Trapped: ‘This Is Rebel Music’
Buju Banton has a clear message for anyone trying to reshape dancehall into something it was never meant to be: the music is free, and it must stay that way.
Sean Paul Net Worth 2026: The Dancehall Star’s Fortune, and Why the Estimates Don’t Agree
The number attached to Sean Paul depends entirely on who you ask, and the gap is wide enough to raise an eyebrow.
Billboard-charting producer Kemar ‘Flava’ McGregor ‘replaces himself’ at #1 on US reggae iTunes chart, makes reggae history
Billboard-charting producer Kemar “Flava” McGregor has added another remarkable chapter to his growing list of achievements after his latest compilation, Riddim 91, knocked his own ‘Kiss of Judas’ reggae crossover album from the top of the U.S.
Buju Banton’s Too Too Bad Debuts Strong as Dancehall Icon Returns to His Hardcore Roots
Buju Banton. Photo: Jamie Crawford-Walker
Reggae heavyweight Buju Banton has made an emphatic return to his dancehall roots with the release of his 13th studio album, Too Too Bad, which debuted at No.
Power Struggle Erupts Over Fantan Mojah’s Legacy After Singer’s Death
Fantan Mojah
Just days after the death of reggae singer Fantan Mojah, a bitter dispute has erupted over who has the authority to manage the late artiste’s affairs, with rival camps exchanging accusations over representation, social media accounts and the protection of his legacy.
Nicki Minaj Sued for $229K in Unpaid Legal Fees After Copyright Case Ends in Settlement
The lawsuit didn’t show up in a courtroom first. It showed up taped to the gate of Nicki Minaj’s California mansion, which is the kind of detail that makes a legal dispute feel a lot more dramatic than a standard billing dispute.
Konshens Releases New Track ‘Yard Man’ Produced by Di Genius
Jamaican dancehall Konshens has unveiled his latest single, “Yard Man,” a vibrant and deeply personal track produced by the highly acclaimed Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor. Officially