Kaboom Exclusives

Exclusive: The rising Kingstonian talent blends R&B with local genres, earning early acclaim through collaborations with Skillibeng, guidance from Dre Skull, and global playlist rotation - including H&M’s worldwide playlist.

The mega-deal that gives Netflix one of entertainment’s richest IP coffers raises urgent questions about monopoly power, creative freedom, and the future of movie theaters — and is already facing fierce opposition.

The British-Jamaican artiste speaks exclusively with Kaboom Magazine about joining the popular electronic group, the making of GYALGEBRA, her whirlwind Jamaica trip, her charismatic attitude, and her dream collaboration with Shenseea. “I can see that happening.”

With UK Gold certification and millions of new streams, the vocal duo opens up about the “blessing” of their timeless hit, the realities of the streaming era, why they’re “hopeful the business side may finally catch up,” and their heartfelt tribute to Jimmy Cliff.

Spotify has acquired WhoSampled, a move that could be a game-changer for an industry built on riddim culture and sampling tradition. How will this shift affect the rules of the game—and is it really that bad? We break it all down. We dive into it

Exclusive: Aiesha Barrett talks the success of “Jamaica Strong,” selected as the official song for the Jamaica Strong Benefit Concert, overcoming the loss of her legendary father, and a transformative year - “It feels like everything I’ve worked for is finally aligning,” she said

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.

With most of the entertainment sector jumping into relief efforts across the island, the selector and radio disc jockey is among the first to mobilize aid for hard-hit communities. “That was probably one of the worst experiences of my life,” he shared.

The Jamaican songstress blends reggae, ska, and dancehall on her 12-track debut album, showcases her vocal range throughout the project, sampling Johnny Osbourne’s classic and even including a hidden salute from the Worl' Boss. “It’s an unreal feeling when you’ve been working towards something for so long. I’m super grateful for the support,” she shared