Ska Pioneer Stranger Cole Awarded Posthumous Order of Distinction
Stranger Cole’s family found out their father would be receiving one of Jamaica’s highest honours, and the first feeling wasn’t celebration.
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Ayra Starr Unveils Full ‘Starrgirl’ Tracklist Ahead of Third Album
The collab that probably has people talking the most is “Heaven Baby” with ZAYN, a pairing that nobody really saw coming but somehow makes complete sense.
Vybz Kartel Teases New Track ‘Zelle’ With Fixaveli on the Way
Vybz Kartel dropped a teaser on Instagram that’s already got people talking — a collab with Fixaveli called “Zelle” is on the way, tagged under what appears to be a project or campaign called #THESUN.
Ruger Returns With ‘R.U (Raw and Unfiltered Vol. 1)’ EP on His Own Terms
Ruger did not ease back into things quietly. The Nigerian Afro-dancehall artist dropped his six-track EP, R.U
Davido Addresses Evolution of His Rivalry With Wizkid in New Interview
The most telling part of Davido’s new interview with The FADER is not what he said about Wizkid, but what he said about himself.
Sean Paul Records Over Legendary Sleng Teng Riddim for First Time on ‘Stand On Business’
Sean Paul has never officially recorded over the Sleng Teng riddim until now, which is a genuinely surprising gap in his catalogue given how central that beat is to dancehall history.
Rema Returns With Dancehall-Tinged Single ‘TEA’
Rema just dropped “TEA,” and the most interesting thing about the timing is what it says about where he is right now.
Buju Banton’s ‘Too Too Bad’ Holds a Second Week on Billboard Reggae Albums Chart
The more surprising detail buried in this chart update is not that Buju Banton is still on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, but that “Too Too Bad” is the first album he has released since 2006 that failed to crack the Top 5.
Future Fambo Accepts $1.5 Million Offer For Beenie Man’s Summer Sizzle Amid Feud
Beenie Man, Future Fambo
Future Fambo Accepts $1.5 Million Offer For Beenie Man’s Summer Sizzle Amid Feud
Dancehall artiste Future Fambo has accepted a $1.5 million offer to perform at Beenie Man’s Summer Sizzle, potentially setting the stage for a public reconciliation between the former friends following weeks of verbal clashes.
Beenie Man Reclaims the Big Stage as Dancehall King Rolls Into New Arena Era
Beenie Man during Beenie Man’s Back To Basics Album Release Party at Spirit in New York City, New York, United States.