Dancehall has always been a conversation. From the earliest sound system clashes to the studio combinations of the nineties, the music grew by putting two voices on one riddim and letting the sparks fly.[#item_full_content]
Every dancehall session reaches a moment when the selector stops playing for the chest and starts playing for the waist.[#item_full_content]
Dancehall has always had two faces. One is the session at full tilt: slackness, gun talk, bravado bouncing off the speaker boxes.[#item_full_content]
Police say Kodak Black wanted the cash but not the bag it came in. According to an Orange County Sheriff’s Office report, the rapper repeatedly tried to get money found during a search handed over to him, calling it business money, while refusing to claim the bag or anything else inside it.[#item_full_content]
The man who built the low end of Bob Marley’s sound walked out of a London courtroom owing money, not collecting it.[#item_full_content]
Burna Boy has played stadiums across the globe, but he has never once performed in India.[#item_full_content]
Capleton isn’t waiting for anyone else to spread the word on “Heights Of Fire.” The veteran reggae and dancehall artist took to Facebook to share a write-up of the album, one that places him squarely “at the forefront of reggae music.”[#item_full_content]
Shaggy skipped the press rollout entirely. He went straight to social media with “BOOM BODY remix, run it up 💥,” a link, and nothing else.[#item_full_content]
Masicka has never been one for long speeches, and his latest announcement keeps that streak alive.[#item_full_content]
Lil Baby didn’t drop a slick graphic or a cryptic teaser to announce his next album.[#item_full_content]