Marcia Griffiths has set the record straight on the origins of the I-Threes, making clear that the celebrated harmony trio was her idea and existed before Bob Marley brought Judy Mowatt, Rita Marley and herself into his orbit.[#item_full_content]
Dexta Daps is quoting scripture over a loaded barrel. His new single “Cross Pon Nozzle” opens with the line “Put a cross pon the nozzle ah di matic and knock it in the name of god,” and the rest of the snippet he posted keeps that same blend of church language and gun talk.[#item_full_content]
Mystic Marley did not set out to write a tidy love song. Her new single, In Love, sits in the uncomfortable space where people keep returning to each other even after things have gotten hard, and she sounds perfectly at home there.[#item_full_content]
Dancehall star Future Fambo is doubling up with his latest project, literally. He is bringing double the music, while saluting a superstar who has stood by him, and been his mentor and friend during the darkest chapters of his life.The[#item_full_content]
“No, I’m not using that word at all.” That was J. Cole’s answer when GQ’s Frazier Tharpe brought up retirement, a word that has followed the Dreamville rapper for years and seemed tailor made for The Fall-Off.[#item_full_content]
Nicole Gwen Savage already had a court order telling her to stay away from Marshall Mathers.[#item_full_content]
Just over a year after Drake took Universal Music Group to court, he may be about to hand the label his next chapter.[#item_full_content]
Afrobeats’ biggest export and one of Arsenal’s most loved players shared a stage at the Ballon d’Or this year, and the moment had Nigeria written all over it.[#item_full_content]
Gunna on a song called “BACK TO LAGOS” is the kind of pairing that makes you look twice at a tracklist.[#item_full_content]
More than three decades into his career, Capleton is putting up the kind of streaming numbers usually tied to artists half his tenure.[#item_full_content]