After the viral success of “We A Run E Grung,” Nadg returns with authentic flair on his new release “Bad B#tch.” “The track is exotic, with raunchy melodies for the ladies,” said producer Andre Villa

The Spanish Town deejay blends dancehall, Latin, and Afro-fusion influences across the 8-track project, produced by Countree Hype. “After a year of recording almost 30 different songs, just to have a hard time choosing the best 8,” he shared

Soca sensation Yung Bredda and dancehall icon Sean Paul drop the vibrant visuals for their explosive collaboration just in time for the UK Carnival season. The chart-topping track, which has racked up over 20 million streams across platforms, currently holds a spot in the Top 5 of the UK Soca Chart

Jamaican star Shenseea continues her global rise with a writing credit on “Sugar Sweet” from Mariah Carey’s “Here For It All album.” The track drops this Friday amid speculation that she may also be featured on it

Reggae star Tarrus Riley pays tribute to the late great Cocoa Tea and Fatis Burrell in his new release, produced by Kareem “Remus” Burrell for XTM.Nation. “It’s a respectful nod to the ones who inspired and taught us through their music,” Riley shared

The 6 lucky winners received the full VIP treatment as Magnum Tonic Wine delivered the Ultimate Dancehall Experience, from the grandeur of Reggae Sumfest to the authentic street party vibes of Boom Sundays

The undisputed King of Dancehall, Vybz Kartel, is expanding his business empire with the launch of an exclusive collection featuring custom tees, hoodies, and collectibles inspired by his Worl’ Boss tour

Grammy certificate ceremony 2025 set for September 13 at Audi showroom in Kingston, honouring many of reggae and dancehall’s contributors on the 40th anniversary of the inaugural Grammy award for best reggae album

Dancehall legend Bounty Killer is set to make a historic return to Toronto on August 23, headlining the Oasis Music Festival alongside longtime collaborator Cham, fellow dancehall heavyweight Dexta Daps, and soca powerhouse Mr. Killa

Double Seven Energy Drink celebrates Jamaican pride this Independence with a Limited Edition can in bold national colours. Participants can show off matching outfits on social media for a chance to win exclusive prizes

Reggae star Tarrus Riley thrills fans with timeless hits and a heartwarming moment alongside his children on stage, moving the crowd with his rendition of “Human Nature.”

Valiant once again proves why he’s one of dancehall’s most magnetic voices with his new release, following Chronic Law’s smash “NY Girls” on Cjthechemist’s viral riddim

Review: Vybz Kartel’s coronation as king of dancehall sent the Sumfest crowd into a frenzy. Masicka left it all on stage, Shaneil Muir and Jamal lit up the hometown crowd, and Govana moved the audience with an emotional tribute

Jamaican-born visionary artist Sahir Cashii returns with a genre-bending EP. Lethal Elegance fuses Dancehall, Hip Hop, and Afropop, showcasing his artistic evolution

The Jamaican men’s 4x100m relay team clocked a season-best 37.80 seconds, pushing Jamaica to 15th in the rankings and edging Nigeria out of a World Championships spot for Tokyo. Oblique Seville edges out Olympic champion Noah Lyles 🇺🇸 with a 9.86s win in the men’s 100m race

Vybz Kartel, was officially crowned on Night One of Reggae Sumfest 2025 by his longtime collaborator, the queen of dancehall, Spice. Elated, he said: “Thank you, Jamaica... People, a unuh do it. God is the greatest.”

Dancehall star Govana brought his mother, Sonia Eccleston, on stage during his Sumfest set and gifted her a brand-new Honda CR-V while performing his hit sing;e “Four Storey.” The emotional moment brought her to tears as the big screen lit up with the message, “Never failed the mission, Mommy”

Cuban-born rising talent Prince Andy joins forces with veteran Jamaican dancehall artiste Cutty Ranks and fellow newcomer Redeem on the cross-cultural single “I’m Coming Home.” “This single will be a turning point in my music career,” shared the artiste, who also has Ghanaian roots

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

Kartel is set to perform in Jamaica for the first time since the iconic Freedom Street concert, with Reggae Sumfest crowning him the King of Dancehall. But as he echoed, “The record is there to show—for me, what’s really exciting is performing for Jamaicans. One Jamaica, one dancehall.”