Dancehall News

Can children’s snacks be sexualized? Activist Umar Abdullah, leader of the First Wave Movement, apparently believes so.

The organizers behind the inaugural Jamaica Woodland Festival have a firm conviction that their festival experience can bring families together for a unique and unforgettable experience in paradise during the Easter weekend of 2025.



Dancehall artist Thug Famous has released a new racy single and video titled Addicted. “The response has been great so far,” ” the confident Thug Famous, whose real name is Demoy Plant, said.

LA Lewis has signed a one-year brand ambassador deal worth $10 million with Swift Car Rental, one of Jamaica’s top vehicle rental companies.

Jamaican star Shenseea has set her sights on one of music’s highest honors: a Grammy Award.

adidas is set to release its first official sneaker celebrating Reggae legend Bob Marley. Initially intended to coincide with the ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ biopic in February, the ‘Bob Marley x Adidas SL 72 ‘One Love” has faced significant delays.

The Recording Academy is gearing up for another exciting year, with first-round voting now open for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards.

Dancehall star Bounty Killer has made an earnest plea to members of the music industry to band together to assist each other more outside of music and work.

Guyanese music professor, multi-instrumentalist, and composer Iauwata Amha Selassie, played a defining role in the official rise of Jamaican Nyahbinghi Reggae singer and producer Raphiel “Raphi” Chambers and his band, Rock Top—an influence Raphi continues to cherish to this day.

Jamaican producer, Cleveland “Clevie” Browne of Steely & Clevie, has stated he played no role in the removal of Drake’s song Blue Green Red from streaming platforms.