Dancehall News

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.

Western Jamaica-based music producer, singer, and instrumentalist, Raphiel “Raphi” Chambers, is on a mission to restore Nyahbinghi Reggae to the forefront of mainstream music.

Rapper Tula is ecstatic about his latest single, ‘Shabba Dance,’ his tribute to the Dancehall superstar Shabba Ranks.

Papa San has revealed that fellow Gospel star Lt. Stitchie is responding well to treatment after suffering a brain haemorrhage.

Lydia Rose, general manager of the Jamaica Association of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (JACAP), is warning cable companies to simply comply with Copyright Law instead of mounting expensive multi-million dollar legal challenges they are destined to lose anyway.

Reggae artist Busha Mark is pleased with the early feedback to his latest single, ‘Know Your Worth’, a stirring call to at-risk youth to love and respect themselves by loving themselves enough to care for their inner being.

Bugle’s fifth studio album, Apex, has a quintessential Reggae feel and delivers intrinsic codes of truth, morality, and inspiration.

Gyptian is excited about his latest release, In the Dark. His smooth vocals combine with a groovy bassline, which is sure to set a romantic tone for that next date night.

Drake producer Boi-1da has confirmed that the removal of Blue Green Red from streaming platforms was due to a sample clearance issue.