Moliy’s global smash hit, produced by Miami-based duo Silent Addy and Disco Neil of Bashment Sound, surpasses 600,000 units in the UK as the Afro-dancehall anthem continues its worldwide dominance

Nigerian Afro-dancehall artiste Zion deLion blends Afrobeats with reggae and dancehall influences. The emerging artiste continues building international buzz alongside support from Dre Island and Popcaan, while aspiring to work with producer DJ Mac

Latin pop icon Shakira and Burna Boy unite for “Dai Dai,” the official anthem for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, set for release on May 14, with parts of the video filmed during Shakira’s visit to the legendary Maracanã Stadium

Ghanaian dancehall artist blends local sounds with dancehall influence while carving his own lane. “The melodies were what first caught my attention, then the way they tell stories,” he shared

Ghanaian dancehall superstar blends ’90s reggae influence with the R&B icon’s soulful vocals on the lead single from his upcoming album, while also announcing Shatta Fest UK in London, slated for August 4

Miami-based duo Silent Addy & Disco Neil enlist dancehall superstar Skillibeng and Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema for a massive new collaboration. “It’s a real blessing - a major moment for Bashment Records,” said Disco Neil

The smashing hit earns a second Gold certification for Moliy, Skillibeng and Shenseea after surpassing 500,000 units in sales in the U.S., marking the first U.S. Gold for producers Silent Addy and Disco Neil

The UK’s biggest reggae festival, Reggae Land, has announced the addition of a third day for its upcoming staging, with Friday set to be headlined by the African Giant Burna Boy alongside dancehall superstar Masicka, Christopher Martin and Grammy-winning artiste Julian Marley

Kittitian dancehall artist Byron Messia has secured another major milestone as his Burna Boy-assisted remix “Talibans II” reached 40,000 units in combined sales and streaming equivalents across Canada

Burna Boy and Popcaan have struck Gold in Canada with “Toni Ann Singh,” certified for 40,000 units sold - marking Burna Boy’s 14th Gold certification in the region

Jamaican superstar appears on “We Are Different” with Jason Derulo and Diamond Platnumz as she continues expanding her global footprint with upcoming shows in Rwanda

The Grammy-nominated producer speaks on Popcaan’s legacy, reflects on Kartel’s impact (“my career was really born with him trusting me” ), introduces Kingston’s next talent Cholita, and breaks down his growing influence across Afrobeats

After viral hits and overseas debuts, fast-rising dancehall star Ayetian adds another standout moment to his breakout year, teaming up with Nigerian Afrobeats star Ruger on a crossover banger

Moliy’s viral remix featuring Shenseea and Skillibeng secures major placements across Billboard, Complex, and TikTok’s 2025 year-end lists.

Moliy celebrates a milestone moment in her career after receiving the plaque for her breakout, Billboard Hot 100–charting hit featuring Shenseea and Skillibeng. The UK Gold certification was announced in September, marking four total certifications to date

Rising Afropop sensation Mightyyout, signed to Davido’s DMW, enlists both Popcaan and the Afrobeats superstar himself for his debut project, set to drop this Friday

Moliy’s global smash has earned its fourth Gold certification, with Silent Addy and Disco Neil’s Bashment Sound recognized for 400,000 units. This marks the fourth Gold award for the track, including the remix featuring Shenseea and Skillibeng

Disco Neil, one half of Bashment Sound and the producer behind the viral hit “Shake It to the Max,” has joined London-based music company Kobalt

Trinidadian talent Jimmy October continues his genre-fusing journey after the success of “Bam Bam,” teaming up with producers Brooklyn Decent and Jelani “Pops” Shaw

Bittersweet night for Moliy’s smash “Shake It to the Max,” which lost to Tyla at the VMAs best afrobeats category but was well represented by all remix participants, while the original version scored a major feature in a new Burger King commercial