She broke out in hives during the roast, spent two years as the only female comedian inside Rikers Island, and earned Kevin Hart’s praise on Netflix’s Funny AF - but Eva Evans says she’s always known exactly who she is

With DownSound Entertainment celebrating 10 years at the helm of Reggae Sumfest ahead of this year’s staging, dubbed “A Taste of Reggae Sumfest,” we take a deeper look into the story behind the evolution and rise of a new Reggae Sumfest era in our exclusive digital magazine edition

D Howell discusses merging cultures, working with Charly Black, upcoming World Cup-themed release, and building a global sound that connects cultures

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

Rising Jamaican artiste teams up with Juno Award-winning singer Naomi Cowan for a single inspired by a first love story

After a record-breaking showing in Jamaica, Art by Lunamar returns for a full-circle showcase on May 31. “Now to stand in it here at home in Trinidad makes it deeply personal,” she said

Dancehall star delivers sold-out New York headline show, drops third studio album NPT which dominates the Apple Music Jamaica chart, and lands a Billboard Reggae Albums entry - earning Kaboom Magazine’s Artiste of the Month for March

Jamaican talent prepares for a new musical journey guided by acclaimed producer Redboom Supamix. “I want to show that young people can make music in that field,” she said

Grammy-winning songwriter speaks on Keznamdi contribution (“Every session mattered”), focuses on artistry, chemistry with CJtheChemist, and the fight for writers’ recognition

of emotion, fashion, and fearless storytelling. With an intentional approach to every frame, she blends imagery with layered narratives, expanding Caribbean culture on a global stage

Producer Matthew “Mappy” Wilson Celebrates Birthday, Elated After Working With the World Boss: “A Huge Boost of Motivation for Me Personally”

From Kartel’s historic return that pushed the entire genre, to Masicka cementing his status and Bounty Killer’s overseas resurgence, along with breakout global wins, dancehall regained momentum and reshaped its trajectory

Kaboom Magazine’s Year-End Review dives inside the projects, performances, and moments that defined reggae in 2025. From Grammy-nominated albums and standout debut releases to Chronixx’s long-awaited return

Exclusive: The rising Kingstonian talent blends R&B with local genres, earning early acclaim through collaborations with Skillibeng, guidance from Dre Skull, and global playlist rotation - including H&M’s worldwide playlist.

The mega-deal that gives Netflix one of entertainment’s richest IP coffers raises urgent questions about monopoly power, creative freedom, and the future of movie theaters — and is already facing fierce opposition.

WMG moves from lawsuits to ink a licensing deal with Suno, a pivot that also includes the AI company’s acquisition of Songkick. The shift doesn’t just reshape corporate strategy; it directly affects artists like Drake and many more

With UK Gold certification and millions of new streams, the vocal duo opens up about the “blessing” of their timeless hit, the realities of the streaming era, why they’re “hopeful the business side may finally catch up,” and their heartfelt tribute to Jimmy Cliff.

As the iconic music channel prepares to go off air in 2025, we explore how Michael Jackson and David Bowie challenged MTV’s early biases and opened doors for Black musicians

With nearly every artiste, event brand, and international ally stepping up after Hurricane Melissa’s devastation, this moment reinforces a powerful truth: unity is strength, and music remains a vital force in Jamaica’s long journey to recovery.

Skillibeng had an impressive October, surpassing 1 billion Spotify streams, rocking a major UK festival stage, and earning powerful support from Vybz Kartel, propelling him as one of the genre’s leading forces on the global stage