Dancehall News

The 59th Annual New York Caribbean Carnival Parade is pulling two of the biggest names in the game for its 2026 edition, and the pairing actually makes a lot of sense.

Most artists processing grief reach for something quieter, something stripped back. Niniola went the opposite direction, and that choice is what makes her new EP, Without You, so arresting from the first listen.

Fifteen years ago, a young Kabaka Pyramid put out a project that quietly shifted how people thought about the next generation of Jamaican reggae.

Few criminal proceedings in Caribbean history have carried the cultural weight of the Vybz Kartel case.

Victony did not come back quietly. His sophomore album Starlife, out now via OUTLAWIVILLE, arrives as a 15-track project that makes a clear case for him as one of Afrobeats’ most deliberate architects, not just a gifted hook writer catching waves.

International recording dancehall star Beenie Man celebrated his birthday in royal fashion—cruising around Manhattan while his new album sat triumphantly atop the US iTunes charts.

The Morgan family tree just added another branch worth watching. Priel Morgan, son of Morgan Heritage’s Gramps Morgan, has officially dropped his debut music video for “Fall Apart,” and the premiere is already generating buzz within reggae circles.

Future Fambo is riding a wave of momentum in dancehall, but the artist has made clear that not everything around him sits well.

Bubba Sparxxx has opened up about a pivotal moment in his career when Eminem told him something so profound it took him nearly a week to fully understand what had been said.