Dancehall phenomenon Vybz Kartel drops a midnight 11-track EP, Heart and Soul, featuring “I Know” and showcasing both his lyrical brilliance and romantic side

Jamaican superstar Shenseea had a massive Thursday night, starting with a historic WNBA halftime performance at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. She later collected the Best Female Dancehall Artist of the Year award at the Caribbean Music Awards. "I’m literally winning awards, it’s crazy. Just work hard," she shared

Acclaimed American Producer Unites Dancehall Titans for Historic Anthem “You Remind Me”, dropping on Thursday. “This is for unity,” he shared

Bounty Killer returns to Canada after 20 years, draws 15,000 fans at Markham Fairgrounds, delivering a full-arsenal set with Cham, Dexta Daps and more as guests while telling the crowd he had dreamed of this day for a long time

Alkaline marks career milestone as 2015 single “Fleek” surpasses 100 million views on YouTube, his first to reach the milestone

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.

Despite spending over a decade behind bars and missing out on tens of millions of potential views due to third-party uploads, dancehall kingpin Vybz Kartel has officially surpassed 2 billion YouTube views, becoming the third most-viewed living Jamaican artist on the platform and cementing his digital legacy. Here we go with the numbers

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

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

American R&B star Chlöe Bailey and “Shake It to the Max” sensation Moliy join Yung Bredda for an explosive remix of “The Greatest,” set to drop this Friday, August 15,just in time for Carnival season

Jamaican-American rap icon Busta Rhymes adds another major accolade in 2025, as he’s set to receive the Elite Icon Honor at the Caribbean Music Awards, following his recent induction into the Hollywood Walk of Fame

After turning heads at Davido’s wedding in a Cult Gaia gown, Shenseea justifies her dancehall pop star title with handpicked summer shades drop in partnership with American eyewear retailer GlassesUSA.com: "For me, style is all about having fun and keeping it real."

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.

The Jamaican hitmaker Skillibeng leads a star-studded lineup featuring veteran Sister Nancy and Armanii, with the event set for October 25 at London’s Drumsheds and expected to draw 15,000 attendees

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.”

The “Smile Jamaica” singer made his long-awaited return, thrilling over 30,000 fans with selections from his magnetic repertoire. During his 90-minute set, he revealed that a new album is set to arrive later this year

Sold-out arenas, a monumental Wireless set, Sumfest coronation & global impac, despite fierce competition, Vybz Kartel is our artist of the month

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.”

The Jamaican deejay inches toward his second Gold certification as the global hit, featured on Tyla’s self-titled debut album, surpasses 500,000 units sold in the U.S.

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