Jamaica has spent decades exporting its culture to the world, producing musicians, engineers, filmmakers and other creatives whose influence has travelled far beyond the island’s shores.
Flippa Mogella / Flippa Mafia
Dancehall entertainer Flippa Mafia will have to wait a little longer for the next chapter in his ongoing drug case after proceedings were delayed at the request of the parties involved.
Mr. Vegas
After nearly three decades of delivering chart-topping hits and flying Jamaica’s musical flag around the world, Mr.
The Jamaican entertainment industry is struggling to come to terms with the violent death of reggae artiste and actor Brian “Ras Ajai” Boucher, whose life was cut short in a hail of gunfire just hours after returning home to spend time with his daughter.
Rytikal
When seven of dancehall’s most exciting voices collide on one riddim, the result isn’t just another release—it’s an event.
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.
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.
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 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.
The number attached to Sean Paul depends entirely on who you ask, and the gap is wide enough to raise an eyebrow.