Stefflon Don and French Montana Finally Perform ‘Hurtin Me’ Live at the O2, Tease New Song ‘TUNUP’
It took years, but “Hurtin Me” has finally had its live debut, and 20 thousand people sang it back.[#item_full_content]
It took years, but “Hurtin Me” has finally had its live debut, and 20 thousand people sang it back.[#item_full_content]
Kathy Hochul has some advice for Nicki Minaj, and it has nothing to do with music.[#item_full_content]
Tia Kemp can’t own a gun right now, and that might be the wildest line in 50 Cent’s latest legal win.[#item_full_content]
Gramps Morgan isn’t just booked for a show in Ghana. He’s calling this one his own.[#item_full_content]
Reggae star Buju Banton has delivered a sharp reply to Jamaica’s prime minister: the country’s musicians do more than wave its flag — they help give it meaning around the world.[#item_full_content]
The late reggae legend Bunny Wailer’s “Fig Tree” is bearing fresh fruit—and his daughter is helping bring in the harvest.[#item_full_content]
Some years in dancehall belong to one riddim. Others belong to one voice. 2025 belonged to a lot of things at once.[#item_full_content]
Some years in dancehall drift by. 2024 roared. Vybz Kartel walked out of prison and straight onto the charts, Squash came back from the wilderness with the biggest record in Jamaica, and the shared riddim returned to the centre of the culture.[#item_full_content]
Some years in dancehall drift by on a handful of street bangers. 2023 was not one of those years.[#item_full_content]
Lil Durk is offering to give up every dollar he might ever earn if it means waiting for trial at home.[#item_full_content]