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

With IMC 2026 drawing closer, one of the most anticipated sessions will feature Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, Silent Addy, and Yeti Beats, with Max Glazer leading conversations on creativity, branding, and industry influence

Legendary guitarist and musical director Stephen “Cat” Coore dies at 69. He helped shape Third World’s reggae-fusion sound and carried Jamaican music to global stages.

Exclusive: Artiste and producer Demarco steps into the director’s chair, partnering with the Jamaica Tourist Board to bring Busy Signal’s “Jamaica Love” to visual life more than a decade after its release

“At We Feet” marks the first collaboration between the two and serves as the third single from the upcoming album The Art of Acceptance, climbing to No. 1 on the iTunes Reggae Chart

Dancehall artiste Kranium’s breakout single "Nobody Has to Know" has gone Gold in the UK, four years after previously achieving Silver status. The track continues to stand as Kranium’s defining breakout hit

Vybz Kartel, two-time MOBO Award winner Shenseea, and Masicka lead the nominations for Best Caribbean Music Act at the 2026 MOBO Awards. They’re joined by soulful singer Lila Iké, rising dancehall sensation Ayetian, and Trinidadian soca star Yung Bredda

Hawaiian reggae singer J Boog has earned another Gold certification, as his 2011 single “Sunshine Girl,” featuring the late reggae singer Peetah Morgan of Morgan Heritage, was certified Gold by the RIAA.

Jamaica’s top YouTube deejay hits 50 million views with three-year-old viral single as digital dominance continues

Jamaican super-producer Rvssian continues to build momentum with his Recovery juggling, unveiling a major collaboration featuring Ayetian, Moliy, and Tyga, which is already making buzz across the charts

The dancehall icon adds another UK certification just days after ‘Like Glue’ turns Platinum, as the Buzz Riddim classic surpasses 400,000 units in combined sales and streaming during his 53rd birthday week.

The rising Jamaican talent blends classic riddims with a fresh, youthful delivery on his second studio album, featuring collaborations with Sean Paul, Ky-Mani Marley, Nigy Boy, and Wayne Wonder

The Worl’ Boss reaches 50, We dive into Vybz Kartel’s music by category, highlighting the songs that defined his legacy. from global anthems like “Fever” and “Clarks,” to seductive classics such as “Romping Shop,” and onward to records rooted in reality, money, faith, and uncompromising lyrical dominance

Dancehall icon surpasses 133 million YouTube views in 2025, adding to an extraordinary year of achievements, led by “God Is the Greatest” with over 31.8 million views and continued momentum from iconic visuals across his extensive catalog.

Dancehall artiste Armanii leads the charge with his viral hit “8:00 PM” featuring Malie Donn, which has topped charts across various countries in the region. Valiant’s “Passenger Princess” and Vybz Kartel’s “God Is The Greatest” dominate the local Jamaica charts.

The Kingstonian deejay delivers his first full body of work, a 16-track project packed with surprise collaborations, including Tarrus Riley and Jah Cure, debuting at #4 on the iTunes Reggae Chart.

“Shake It to the Max” leads the pack as Vybz Kartel Kartel, Valiant, Masicka, Malie Donn, and Armanii secure their spots — here are the numbers

The Jamaican star steps into the new year with a genre-blending project powered by standout 2025 singles, global momentum, and production contributions from Di Genius.

A historic run of sold-out arenas - Barclays, the O2, Paris, Toronto, Sumfest, to name a few, undeniable global demand, and a coronation as the new King of Dancehall all proved that his dominance is stronger than ever.

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