Dancehall News

Dancehall star Beenie Man is hoping that Trinidadians will ‘simma down’ as he has apologised sincerely for his recent comments about ‘doubles’, the iconic Trinidadian street food favourite.

Reggae producer Clive Hunt is enjoying rave reviews for his new Sting project, which involves a number of accomplished Reggae singers doing covers of the music of international superstar Sting, formerly of the Police band.

St Ann-based reggae singer Maroon Queen is a big believer in the power of black consciousness to uplift the minds of the youths.

Reggae singer Nyle Banks believes that his latest single, ‘Can’t Turn Back Now’ is the motivational gem that the youths need to push in 2025 through towards their dreams.

In the bustling corridors of the HEART Trust NTA in Falmouth, Trelawny, a young artist born Jaheem Davis, known in the music world as D-Jahh, is carving out his path to stardom.

Ras Minano & the Hope of Africa is one of Australia’s leading reggae and world music groups, effortlessly blending roots reggae with afrobeat and Ghanaian traditional rhythms in intense live performances and studio recordings.

Junior Murvin’s reggae classic Police & Thieves achieved Silver certification in the United Kingdom on January 31, marking 200,000 units recorded in the country.

The Bob Marley: One Love – Music Inspired By the Film album has won the 2025 Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album.

It is not everyday you come across a medical professional and dancehall artist. For 26-year-old Jamali he has found the perfect balance between his interests and has taken full flight with the release of his latest track Living The Dream.

Reggae star Fantan Mojah is ecstatic that his European tour has been progressing well with several sold out shows all over the continent.