Dancehall News

The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, Jamaica, is not simply a tourist attraction. It is a preserved home, a working history, and the spiritual center of reggae music’s global story.

If you are searching for artists like Bob Marley, you are looking for something very specific: music that fuses irresistible rhythm with spiritual depth, social consciousness, and a sense of hard-won joy.

Lil Durk walked out of his murder-for-hire trial last Friday, September 11, with an acquittal on all charges, but the celebration was short-lived.

Rod Wave sampled a significant portion of Boosie Badazz’s early catalog, cleared every track legally through Trill Entertainment, the label that owns the music, and then went a step further.

Lil Durk has been acquitted on all charges in his federal murder-for-hire trial, a verdict that landed with immediate force across hip-hop circles and sparked a sharp debate about whether the outcome deserves celebration, cautious acknowledgment, or something in between.

Pac Div produced one of the most celebrated songs in Kendrick Lamar’s catalog, and the story of how it came together is as low-key as the track itself.

Travis Scott’s 2024 Miami Beach trespassing case was dismissed after his defense team proved that no trespassing signs existed at the dock on the night of his arrest, according to the attorney who handled the matter.

Drake calling himself “Baby Gaza” might be the most unexpected flex in his recent run, and it lands in the middle of a short film that already has people talking.

Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley is about to add a very different kind of trophy to his shelf.

The record that probably no one saw coming after just two editions of a competition: Wizkid has now won NotJustOk’s Afrobeats Rumble back to back, making him the only artist to have lifted the title twice.