Dancehall News

Some voices belong to a single era. Dennis Brown’s voice runs through all of Jamaican music.

Nobody in reggae sang about love, longing and trouble with quite the same hush as Gregory Isaacs.

Few artists have carried a nickname as honestly as The Fireman. Clifton George Bailey III, born in Islington, St.

A Drake song built on a country hit is now sitting at No. 1 on US Apple Music.

Cardi B named her new song “Don’t Chart,” and then spent a whole verse explaining why it’s going to chart anyway.

Nickapella’s new single doesn’t start from some huge catastrophe. It starts with the little things, the ordinary moments that somehow end up feeling like the whole world is sitting on your shoulders.

The voice of Madara Uchiha just turned up on a Shady Records single. Neil Kaplan, who played the Naruto villain in the English-language version of the anime, brings his menace to “MADARA,” the new track from EZ Mil featuring Eminem and Tokyo rapper Hideyoshi.

50 Cent has a theory about why everyone suddenly treats Reasonable Doubt like scripture, and it has nothing to do with the music.

Beenie Man wants “Burn It” to torch “the hate, the division and the barriers between us.”

Skillibeng didn’t bother with a long buildup this time. A short Instagram post announced that “City” is out now on all platforms, with no countdown, no snippet campaign, and no feature names dangled in front of fans.