Damian Marley just put Toronto on notice. The reggae heavyweight took to Instagram to announce he’ll be performing at Kaya Fest in the city this Saturday, keeping it short and direct the way only Jr.
Vybz Kartel announced the release of the “Zelle” video on his official Vybz Kartel Vevo channel, and he did it with a line that’s already got people talking: “Women don’t chase money… they just have an amazing sense of direction.”
Gramps Morgan just let the visuals loose for “Runaway Bay,” and the title alone tells you everything about the mood he’s going for.
The most talked-about moment off Masicka’s new album is not the one featuring a Marley. “Honor Roll,” his collab with Kraff Gad, dropped Friday alongside the third studio album “Forever Reign” and has already taken the top spot on Apple Music in five countries, which is the kind of first-week movement that makes people pay attention.
The first thing that hits you about “StarrGirl” is how little it sounds like anything Ayra Starr has done before, and how completely it still sounds like her.
The most telling detail about Wizkid’s Detty December Fest 2026 headline slot is not the booking itself, it’s the timing.
The most striking thing about Ky-Mani Marley’s new single is not the music itself, it’s the admission buried inside it.
Audiomack has put a spotlight on Feloni19 through their “You Need To Hear” series, a platform feature that has a solid track record of catching artists right before they break through to wider audiences.
If you have ever wondered about the “like glue” meaning in Sean Paul’s early-2000s anthem, the short answer is this: the phrase captures a man’s declaration that, despite the temptations and noise of the dancehall world around him, he will remain bonded to the woman he wants as firmly as adhesive.
Few songs in the 21st century have carried the temperature meaning of an entire genre on their shoulders quite like Sean Paul’s 2005 dancehall anthem.