Dancehall News

Buju Banton and Protoje picked a very deliberate date to drop their new collaboration. “Oh My,” a joint single with Brooklyn singer Cocoa Sarai, arrived on October 10, World Mental Health Day.

Davido isn’t playing it safe this time. According to The Guru, the Nigerian star has reportedly put his album Oriade forward for Album of the Year at the 2027 Grammy Awards, one of the all-genre categories where African artists rarely get a look in.

Skillibeng has a fresh one out, and the title alone tells you exactly where he wants it played.

One extra year. That is how much longer Christopher “Dudus” Coke now looks set to spend in a US federal prison, based on an updated listing on the Bureau of Prisons website.

A film built around one night in north London could put Wizkid back in the Grammy conversation.

Drake knocked himself off the top of the chart to make history. HABIBTI jumped from No.

Depending on who you ask, Diddy’s latest trip to the hospital came courtesy of either a notorious Jamaican drug lord or the bunk bed above his head.

Few deejays have turned staying power into an art form the way Masicka has. The Portmore lyricist spent the 2010s earning a reputation for dense wordplay and stone-faced delivery.

Few artists have bent dancehall into new shapes as quickly as Emwah Ryan Warmington. The kid from Lyssons in Saint Thomas came up firing, committing to music full time after a near-death encounter, then flooding the streets with an absurd 43 singles in 2020 alone.

Few dancehall artists have built a catalogue as seductive, as divisive and as stubbornly local as Dexta Daps.