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

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

Producer Matthew “Mappy” Wilson Celebrates Birthday, Elated After Working With the World Boss: “A Huge Boost of Motivation for Me Personally”

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.

“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

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

The Grammy-nominated producer speaks on Popcaan’s legacy, reflects on Kartel’s impact (“my career was really born with him trusting me” ), introduces Kingston’s next talent Cholita, and breaks down his growing influence across Afrobeats

The producer previews the fresh project with tracks from Vybz Kartel, IWaata, and more, while dismissing speculation that Kartel’s song is connected to the Masicka–Tommy Lee clash

Billboard’s monthly Fresh Picks place Popcaan, Kartel, Shaggy, Armanii, Cholita and more among a playlist capturing the island’s resilience post-Melissa

Worl’ Boss delivers razor-sharp punchlines and biblical references on the new militant father–son single, while rising recording producer Tj Torry shares, “I don’t even have the words to explain how extremely talented he is.”

Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has made a substantial donation to the Jamaican icon’s newly launched foundation, saying, “When family is hurting, you don’t sit and watch - you stand up and help,” he told Kaboom Magazine

With nearly every artiste, event brand, and international ally stepping up after Hurricane Melissa’s devastation, this moment reinforces a powerful truth: unity is strength, and music remains a vital force in Jamaica’s long journey to recovery.

After delivering major relief supplies, the Adidja Palmer Foundation shifts to rebuilding, adopting a children’s home and planning a women and children’s shelter, soup kitchen, school restoration, and more.

Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel earns his second Grammy nod with Heart & Soul, alongside Jesse Royal. Keznamdi’s Blxxd & Fyah, Lila Iké’s debut Treasure Self Love, and a surprise entry from Mortimer with From Within round out the final five.

Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel continued the launch of his Adidja Palmer Foundation, visiting hurricane-impacted parishes alongside his extended team while pledging to maintain his support

The deejay established a new foundation with his manager, TJ Records, and their team, backed by Str8 Vybz Rumto support Hurricane Melissa relief efforts

The Worl’ Boss made his first-ever performance in one of the most anticipated stops of his Worl’ Boss Tour, kicking off three sold-out shows at Scotiabank Arena under OVO banner. Drake joined him on stage, praising the Jamaican icon, saying, “We were just talking about how much time we've spent with this man’s music right here.”

Billboard’s fearless forecast urges the Recording Academy to split the Reggae and Dancehall categories, listing potential nominees including the Worl’ Boss, Lila Iké, and Jesse Royal

15 years after its release, the dancehall anthem featuring Vanessa Bling continues to prove its worldwide impact, reviving Jamaica’s iconic footwear culture and earning its place among the deejay’s most-streamed hits.