Reggae Land 2026 Nears Sell-Out With Burna Boy, Masicka, Christopher Martin and Julian Marley
Reggae Land is about to close the door on its first-ever Friday edition, and the final release tickets are nearly gone.
Reggae Land is about to close the door on its first-ever Friday edition, and the final release tickets are nearly gone.
Two of the most influential names on either side of the Afrobeats–dancehall divide are joining forces.
The most telling detail about “My Sound” isn’t who made it, it’s what it’s actually about.
Nine years is a long time to sit with your next move, and Kelissa spent every bit of it intentionally.
Tyla kicked off her Roc Nation era with a Times Square digital takeover, which is honestly a flex few artists get to pull off.
Kranium is out here collecting certifications on both sides of the Atlantic, and his latest one is a reminder that “We Can” had way more staying power than people might have clocked at the time.
Masicka is dropping an album and headlining Barclays Center in back-to-back days, and the timing feels very much intentional.
Tems now has four No. 1s on Billboard’s Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, and the path she took to get there is genuinely unlike almost anyone else’s in recent memory.
Davido didn’t just drop a release date, he dropped a cinematic moment. The Afrobeats superstar revealed his sixth studio album, ORIADE, is arriving July 31, 2026, through a visually striking teaser that hit his social media platforms and immediately got people talking.
Ding Dong showed up to the 2026 BET Awards not just as an attendee but as the face of dancehall on one of the biggest nights in Black entertainment.