Dancehall News

Offset is in a Florida hospital after being shot Monday evening outside one of the busiest casino resorts in the state.

A Drake album sitting at No. 116 on the Billboard 200 just jumped all the way to No.

Cutty Ranks has a new single, and the caption he chose to announce it might get more attention than the song itself.

“The blood inna mi vein came from a man who make the devil run.” That’s the line Max Romeo’s official Instagram chose to introduce ‘Jah Jah Disciples’, and the voice behind it belongs to his son, Azizzi Romeo, whom the post credits directly.

Music executive Maxine Stowe poses for a picture with famed selector Danny Dread. Kenneth “Skengman” Black knew that a dancefloor could deliver a verdict no boardroom could match.

Chronic Law’s latest bid for freedom has hit another roadblock, with a US federal judge refusing to release the dancehall artiste as he awaits trial on a firearm charge.

Reports of a prison clash between Sean “Diddy” Combs and Christopher “Dudus” Coke have met firm denials from Coke’s family and US prison officials, with Nationwide News also amending its earlier coverage.

Louie Culture is opening up about his role in the early rise of Sizzla Kalonji, detailing how he spotted the young singer, recorded with him, and carried him to Bobby Digital.

Fifteen artists, one beat, and not a single feature credit in sight. That’s the idea behind No Better Riddim, the full compilation Damian “Jr.

A Jamaican reggae singer standing on a Tennessee farm, singing a Diane Warren song nobody has heard before.