Dancehall News

Reggae artist Patrice Chang aka “Sista P” has released “The Beginning”, a five track EP that underlines her artistic commitment to being a ‘change agent’ in all aspects of her life.

Teenage Trinidadian-American reggae artist Yung Lion says he is grateful for the warm reception he received during his debut at Reggae Sumfest.

Reggae Sumfest’s Marketing Strategist, Skatta Burrell, has explained the reasons behind the media restrictions for Baby Face, including the prohibition of videography and widescale media photographs during his performance at the event last week Saturday night.

Reggae artist Etana is particularly proud of her latest album, Nectar of the Gods, which was released today (July 26) on all digital music platforms.

Reggae-country singer Wesrok, who served for two decades in the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and rose to the rank of Superintendent, has described the policing body as a noble institution that helped him escape rural poverty.

Reggae superfan and journalist Roger Steffens has disclosed that the Marleys failed to match the offer made by music impresario Josef Bogdanovich, who reportedly closed a deal to bring a veritable trove of Bob Marley memorabilia and artifacts to Jamaica.

Dancehall artist Sikka Rymes is celebrating his release from a British prison.  The Loyalty artist, known as the vice president of Vybz Kartel’s Gaza Empire, has been quite active on social media since last week, showing snippets of his freedom waltz with fans.

Dancehall superstar Sean Paul has made it clear that he has no plans to retire from music and will keep performing until his last breath.

Joe Bogdanovich, CEO of Downsound Entertainment, has hailed Lauryn Hill’s surprise Reggae Sumfest performance on night one as the best from her in a long time.

As she deejayed on Spell It Out 15 years ago, dancehall artist Tifa still believes she is the “b-a-d-d-e-s-t”.