DJ Khaled’s massive dancehall collaboration gets video shoot in Miami, marking a remarkable moment as Vybz Kartel and Mavado end their long-standing rivalry. The track also features Jamaican icons Bounty Killer and Buju Banton, with rumors of a major international artist possibly joining the project

Dancehall artiste Kash Promise Move is set to deliver his 20-track debut album, blending street grit with lyrical power and featuring a collaboration with Chronic Law. “This album is me letting the world know I’ve arrived,” he declares.

Dancehall-reggae artist Zagga returns to the U.S. scene with iTunes-charting single “All My Life” and plans to capitalize on the West Coast: “It’s a great look.”

The dancehall veteran King Yellowman blends classic vibes with modern beats in a track recorded at the iconic Harry J Studio

The Ratty Gang boss Skeng delivers gritty tracks on Friday the 13th, featuring Valiant and RajahWild, while showcasing his vision and creativity

Billboard producer Fresh Rymes of A Jus Di Vybz Music unites fellow Seaview Gardens star Dexta Daps and British singer IQ for the seductive late-night anthem “Midnight Calls.”

Florida-based, Waterhouse-born dancehall artist Kyle Xpress, son of the late Garnett Silk’s manager, hits #1 with Uprisen EP—after years of late-night studio sessions, grassroots hustle, and growing recognition in the streets

Reggae on the River Returns for 36th Edition with Star-Studded Lineup at Eel River, California, August 1–3 — “Proof of Jamaica’s Lasting Impact on Global Music,” Says Tarrus Riley

Najeeriii and Skillibeng trade bars on track six of Najeeriii’s upcoming debut album, delivering signature flows and girl-centric vibes. The high-energy collaboration, produced by Zimi Records, is gaining momentum on the charts with its summer-ready appeal and captivating visuals

International dancehall icon Sean Paul set to ignite Europe with 11-city tour, returns to Croatia for first time since 2019: “I have awesome memories — it’s a country many Caribbean people don’t frequent”

Trap-dancehall deejay Skippa rides momentum with viral singles from surprise EP, holding top 3 iTunes spots as “JR Gong” climbs to #2 on YouTube trending

With summer approaching, Billboard’s monthly Fresh Picks spotlights Ding Dong’s new album, Bayka and Spice’s fiery collaboration, Koffee’s latest release, and Konshens’ genre-blending track

Rising dancehall act teams up with Cash Code Records, continuing to make waves with a streak of melodic, money-themed tracks. With Bounty Killer’s endorsement and growing street buzz, the artist remains focused: “It’s just the start, trust me.”

The Worl’ Boss’s pull power drew 15,000 to State Farm Arena, featuring surprise performances from Akon and a backstage Rolex gift from 21 Savage. He also shared the stage with Masicka for the first time, performing “Infrared” and “Whites,” and delivered a royal-themed set with Spice

With his EP topping the charts and a standout performance in the UK, Valiant signals a major rise in dancehall. He’s Kaboom’s Artist of the Month for May

Two of dancehall’s fiercest voices, Iwaata and Aidonia, join forces on the explosive new single “Never Basic”, produced by Grammy-nominated hitmaker Troyton Music. “This song is authentically dancehall. I crafted the riddim to feel nostalgic with the right global flair,” says Troyton

17-year-old rising talent Wynta showcases hustler’s mentality on ‘Mula’, as he teams up with Top Ranks Ent., singing “The cash is coming in—from selling bag juice to recording for several top producers”

Grammy-winning reggae icon Buju Banton makes history at the Hollywood Palladium, opening BET Experience Week with timeless hits and revealing a new dancehall album in the works

DJ Mac’s debut album "Ups & Down" showcases dancehall’s finest, featuring standout tracks from stars like Skillibeng Shenseea, Tommy Lee Sparta, Govana, Valiant, Kranium, and Chronic Law.

Exclusive: Hitmaker Nathaneal “Nvtzz” Brown shares the story behind the “Tip” remixes with Skillibeng and Shenseea, Ayetian’s rise (“From the moment I heard him, I knew he had something different”), and how TrapMilli is driving dancehall’s next era. “Expect more moments that push the culture forward,” he said.