The Food, Rum & Reggae Festival returns November 7–9, celebrating island flavours and authentic South Coast vibes.“After the challenges faced by St. Elizabeth and our agricultural sector during Hurricane Beryl, few would have imagined we’d be here today launching food festivals,” said Minister Floyd Green

Reggae star Chronixx shares the tracklist for Exile, the album he first announced during his performance at Reggae Land in August. It follows his acclaimed 2017 project Chronology.

The two-time Grammy-nominated reggae artist continues to amass global streams and views, with “Who Knows” leading the pack at over 235 million views. With eight studio albums to his name, Protoje’s musical journey is still growing strong

Billboard’s Monthly Fresh Picks for September feature the “New Gears” remix with Vybz Kartel’s touch, Sean Paul and Runkus’ soulful collaboration, along with new releases from T.O.K., Alaine’s radiant “Summertime,” and Major Lazer’s latest remix

Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley’s 2005 classic “Welcome to Jamrock” goes platinum in the UK, equivalent to 600,000 units, marking his second UK certification in two weeks.

Jamaican reggae songstress Lila Iké continues her promo run for her debut album with shows across the U.S. East Coast. The project has also entered the Grammy consideration round for the Best Reggae Album category.

Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist I-Octane is confident that his 15-track album God & I is Grammy-worthy. “This album is one of the greatest in recent years. When you listen, you’ll see this project is worthy, not just of one Grammy, but of multiple nominations,” he shared.

The Fireman is still blazing with good spirit and a disciplined diet. “I don’t drink alcohol, I don’t eat meat, and I drink a lot of herbal tea, but I use my performances as my workout,” he shared

The full list of winners has been revealed, with Shenseea taking home Female Dancehall Artist of the Year and Dancehall Album of the Year, while Vybz Kartel claimed Male Dancehall Artist of the Year and Music Event of the Year for Freedom Street

Recording artist Yaksta is gearing up to release his new five-track EP Destiny Volume 3, led by the first single “Living It Up,” following in the footsteps of previous editions that featured artists such as Spice, Busy Signal, Agent Sasco, and Cocoa Tea

Dancehall artist 10Tik embraces a sound shift with a modern reggae twist on his latest release “See No One (Run Run Run),” produced in collaboration with New York-based duo Something D’Lux and built on the iconic Casio MT-40 keyboard

After delivering a powerful set filled with classics and fan love at Reggae Fest inside Barclays Centre, international reggae/dancehall group T.O.K follows up with fresh releases. “We are more mature, more focused, and more determined to continue satisfying the tribe’s craving for T.O.K music,” shared Craigy T.

Billboard’s monthly Fresh Picks spotlight Lila Iké’s opening track from her debut album, highlight Ayetian’s unstoppable rise, and feature DJ Khaled’s all-star lineup along with Skillibeng’s new collaboration with Moliy

Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival Returns for Its Second Staging with Agent Sasco, Capleton, and Christopher Martin Headlining. “I love the concept and texture of the event, and I consider it a very welcome addition to the event landscape in Jamaica, especially being on the South Coast,” shared Agent Sasco.

Reggae artist Moziyah stays true to roots reggae while working on upcoming EP, recording at Tuff Gong, and promises music with meaning: "we are the voice of today’s struggles"

With his sophomore album debuting at #1 on the iTunes Reggae Albums chart, the singer-rapper brings together all elements—star-studded collaborations and powerful reflections on daily issues - into an outstanding body of work.

With his first project in over 13 years, the beloved lovers rock and reggae singer drops a 12-track album blending reggae, dancehall elements, and more. “Every song carries a piece of my journey,” he shared.

The reggae-dancehall artist has been making waves with his recent release “Slums Cry” while announcing plans for a full reggae album later this year. “I usually take a conscious approach in dancehall to make an impact,” he shared

Star-Studded Lineup of Performances to Grace the Third Annual Caribbean Music Awards at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre on August 28

The veteran reggae artist is set to introduce his genre-fusing sound, which he calls “Rasta Rock,” with the release of his Jamaica Love EP on August 29. “I wanted to create an EP that shares my love for Jamaica and reflects my growth as a musician,” Mojo said