September 2026

450 already had a Caribbean Music Award to his name before he ever set foot in the room.

After a round of psychiatric evaluations, a Los Angeles judge has decided Ivanna Ortiz is fit to face a jury.

Not many artists get called “the future of Reggae” by a member of Major Lazer before they hit double digits.

BNXN has picked a very loaded date for his next move. The Nigerian singer’s new EP, Still In Charge, lands on Thursday, October 1, 2026, which also happens to be Nigeria’s Independence Day.

Seven years ago, Beer B Que was a block party on 38th Avenue. This November, it’s putting Sean Paul, Elephant Man and Rick Ross on the same stage, which is quite the glow up for a neighbourhood cookout.

Young Thug’s latest words about Rich Homie Quan came with a detail nobody saw coming. The Atlanta rapper revealed that his own sons once called him to ask if he was gay, all because Quan had said it publicly during their falling out.

The woman at the center of one of the most explosive allegations against Jay-Z now says she never even met him.

Tiakola fans had a hint this was coming. The French-Congolese rapper slipped a tease of his Rema collaboration into the music video for “Upa Solide,” and now the full thing is here as “Best,” one of the clear highlights on his new second studio album, WpointM.

Before he was a minister or a gospel star, Cleveland Laing was working sound systems in Spanish Town and making dancehall crowds laugh with “Wear Yu Size.”

Vybz Kartel never said Shaggy’s name. He didn’t have to, because the caption on his latest Instagram Reel did plenty of talking: “When you’re not a manufactured pop star with little talent and no influence on the culture.”