Dancehall News

When detectives first received a letter from 50 Cent asking a UK judge to release one of his tour crew members on bail, they genuinely thought it was fake.

Three weeks after its release, Zen’s heartfelt breakup anthem Over You is proving that authentic storytelling still cuts through the noise.

Some artists write songs. BLKZEN builds universes. BLKZEN Afro-Guyanese producer, songwriter, vocalist and engineer BLKZEN announces his arrival with Feevah, a daring debut EP that refuses to acknowledge genre boundaries.

Shenseea just walked into a chart she had never appeared on before and went straight to the top.

The record Jay-Z set on Friday night at Yankee Stadium? He broke it himself the very next day.

Rising Maroon Fusion reggae artiste Hope Vocals is rapidly establishing herself as one of Jamaica’s brightest new stars after her breakout single, Kumina Medley (Walk In Deh), charted across five international markets while continuing to gain momentum from Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor’s acclaimed Hill & Gully Riddim.

Dancehall has long flirted with hip-hop. Every so often, however, the relationship produces something that feels less like a collaboration and more like an event.

Half Korean, Half-Jamaican dancehall star Shenseea has embraceda major half of her ethnic identity by teaming up with K-pop powerhouse JIHYO of global girl group TWICE for their new single, Distant Lover.

NBA YoungBoy dropped a diss track aimed at Future in the middle of a JAY-Z concert, which means a good chunk of the internet missed it entirely when it first landed.

Skillibeng just put the dancehall world on notice with the release of “Nobody,” now available across all streaming platforms.