The Jamaican songstress blends reggae, ska, and dancehall on her 12-track debut album, showcases her vocal range throughout the project, sampling Johnny Osbourne’s classic and even including a hidden salute from the Worl' Boss. “It’s an unreal feeling when you’ve been working towards something for so long. I’m super grateful for the support,” she shared

Exclusive: The popular MC expands his partnership with the brand, taking it to the international level.“It’s a different level for me. Dis one yah bigger - it go international,” Boom Boom told Kaboom Magazine

With a growing roster of high-profile clients, an impressive portfolio at just 19, and recognition from industry stars, Jathon Gushman is building his creative path while constantly sharpening his artistry. “Just turning my passion into reality,” he said.

With massive demand surrounding his stop, Canada’s Caribbean diaspora is eagerly anticipating Vybz Kartel’s two-night showcase at Drake’s birthday celebration, set to take place at Scotiabank Arena. “Fans flew from Toronto to Jamaica just to see him on Freedom Street,” sources said

After making history in the UK as the first dancehall artist to sell out London’s O2 Arena on back-to-back nights and Manchester’s Co-op Live, Vybz Kartel has redefined the standard of success

Event consultant and video director Janell Abraham on the Caribbean Music Awards (“The diaspora is expanding in every corner”), her strategy, authenticity, and vision for the future

Dancehall megastar Vybz Kartel extended his streak of sold-out shows with this year’s Barclays Center triumph, writing his name deep into the history books. He brought out DJ Khaled, Busta Rhymes, Spice, Rvssian, and Blak Ryno for a massive celebration

Exclusive: Veteran selector and producer Supa Hype discusses the global impact of “Dutty Wine,” Elephant Man’s return to UK stages, and the state of dancehall today. “Dancehall is on top, and authentic dancehall is finally getting the recognition it deserves,” he said

Exclusive: Oasis Festival CEO Patrick Shirley on bringing the Warlord back to Toronto after 20 years: “It’s surreal. a cultural moment. We grew up on Bounty’s music.” He says dancehall’s resurgence “gave us the confidence to go bigger,” with plans to make Oasis a flagship event, building it into Canada’s premier destination for Caribbean music and culture.

Redboom "SupaMix" breaks down the recent viral hit “I Know”: “It’s all Kartel.” On their longstanding bond, he adds, “It’s based on respect, communication, and honesty.”

After Chronic Law’s viral smash, hitmaker-machine producer CJtheChemist is curating one of the season’s most seductive and street-smart riddims. In an exclusive interview, he dives into the recording process, shares his strategy, and reveals: “We’re taking this global; few surprises loading.”

12 months. Sold-out arenas, MOBO and Sumfest accolades, U.S. relocation, and a comeback that reshaped dancehall forever. A closer look at Vybz Kartel’s undeniable year, captured frame by frame in a story worthy of a Netflix movie

30 Years ago, in 1995,  Buju Banton released his fourth studio album, a defining moment in his career and widely regarded as his seminal album. A true masterpiece, Til Shiloh stands as one of the greatest Jamaican recordings ever made, and one of the finest albums in any musical genre

Exclusive: JaBA President Paulton Gordon talks NBA buzz and Jamaica’s basketball ambitions, as he outlines the strategy, addresses infrastructure gaps, and highlights ongoing efforts to bring professional basketball to Jamaica

Exclusive: Vybz Kartel’s official DJ, ZJ Chrome, reflects on memorable moments, iconic riddims, and his unbreakable chemistry with the Worl' Boss. “The chemistry never left. Since his release, that connection has only gotten stronger,” says Chrome.

International DJ Ricky Platinum shares his journey from his start with Platinum Sound to working with Downsound Entertainment and Vybz Kartel, who shares his last name. “Every show I’ve done with Vybz Kartel just keeps getting bigger and better. The moral of the story: every memory made on a Vybz Kartel show is everlasting,” he said

Exclusive interview: Multi-genre artist and son of dancehall general Bounty Killer, Major Myjah, talks legacy, crafting his own sound, sharing the stage with Kartel and Masicka (“Those moments charged mi up”), and building his own kingdom: “Mi nah just aim fi hits, we can be ourselves. Stone by stone, song by song.”

With its intentional format, all-woman leadership, and unique approach to live performances, the Soundcheck series marks one year of redefining the event experience in Kingston. Reflecting on the journey, lead organizer Carleene Samuels shared, “We wanted to give artists a stage that wasn’t just about performance, but many more.”

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.

Exclusive: Streetz Festival Director Chad Williams talks Popcaan’s upcoming concert, headliner selection, and overseas expansion plans. “It’s an incredible feeling. We’re delivering an unforgettable experience, but there’s a responsibility,” he shared