Capleton didn’t make a big speech about it he just dropped it. “Behave Yourself,” the latest cut from his album “Heights of Fire”, is out now across all digital platforms, and the full video is already up on YouTube for anyone ready to dive in.
The detail that keeps this story moving is not just that Sean Combs is fighting multiple legal battles from behind bars, but that his legal team is now pointing a finger directly at a Netflix production connected to one of his most vocal critics.
No formerly incarcerated dancehall artist has ever received a national honour in Jamaica. That fact alone makes the question of whether Vybz Kartel could one day join that list feel like a stretch, but some of the country’s most respected cultural voices are not so quick to rule it out.
Denise Belfon has been waiting nearly three decades to get paid for one of the most sampled vocals in Caribbean music history, and she says it took Drake’s team to finally make it happen.
Seyi Vibez just dropped “GTA,” and the first thing you notice is that he is not here to ease you in gently.
The most interesting thing about “THAT GIRL!” is not just that it pairs two of the hottest names in Afrobeats right now, it is how naturally the contrast between them works.
Malie Donn was sitting alone in his living room, his baby mother pregnant in the next room, when he recorded “V6,” the song that would eventually go viral across TikTok and introduce the world to one of dancehall’s most promising new voices.
One month after Owen “Fantan Mojah” Moncrieffe died of heart complications at the University Hospital of the West Indies, the dancehall and reggae community is gathering this week to say a proper goodbye.
For most people, summer is a season.
For reggae singer Roe Summerz, it’s a state of mind.
Sixty-four years after Derrick Morgan told a newly independent Jamaica to “Forward March,” the King of Ska is still moving forward — and collecting his flowers along the way.