Dancehall News

Burna Boy has been sitting pretty at the top of NotJustOk’s Afrobeats Power Ranking for a while, but Ayra Starr just walked in and took his spot.

Seyi Vibez has already crossed 5 billion streams across platforms, but the number he keeps coming back to is three.

BNXN dropped “Online” without much warning, and that surprise element might be exactly what made people pay attention so fast.

The detail that caught everyone’s attention first was not the bail denial itself, but the claim that Chronic Law allegedly told an FBI agent he had shared information that led to the arrest of gang rivals.

Only about a month after dropping “No Threat,” Patra is already back with new music, and she is clearly not in the mood to slow down.

The detail that still hits hardest about Sway DaSafo’s legacy is that he beat 50 Cent and The Game to win Best Hip-Hop Act at the 2005 MOBO Awards, without a debut album out, without a major label behind him.

Thirty years in and Bounty Killer is celebrating one of his records the way it deserves by bringing back the energy that made it matter in the first place.

Dancehall has a longer, stranger, and more triumphant relationship with the Billboard Hot 100 than most music fans realize.

The sleng teng story begins not in Kingston but in a Casio office in Tokyo, and it ends with a genre reborn.

Kingston, Jamaica is not simply a capital city. It is arguably the most concentrated source of popular music innovation on earth, and any serious music tour of Kingston will make that case without effort.