Dancehall News

The detail that hits hardest in this story is not just the loss itself, but how ordinary the moment was before everything fell apart.

Koffee is not rushing this one. The Grammy-winning reggae artist has pushed her highly anticipated 15-track album from November all the way to February 2027, and she is being pretty upfront about why.

The detail that keeps surfacing from witness after witness in Lil Durk’s murder-for-hire trial is the same one: Durk allegedly told people around him to get revenge for the death of King Von.

Music has always had the power to inspire. That’s why Nickapella believes that his latest collaboration, “Don’t Worry” featuring Jahmiel is a powerful reminder of music’s ability to inspire and banish doubt.

One of dancehall’s most lucrative riddims has returned to the spotlight—but for veteran producer Colin “Iley Dread” Levy, the renewed attention has reopened a 23-year-old wound.

Few voices in the history of Caribbean music carry the weight, range, and authority of Buju Banton.

Popcaan just let it slip on Instagram that he’s deep in the process of working on a brand new album.

Kodak Black has never been one to let outside circumstances interrupt a good meal. According to reports, when police came to arrest the Florida rapper, he made them wait while he finished eating his chicken box before agreeing to go with them.

Bradford Cohen, the Florida criminal defense attorney who has represented Lil Wayne, Kodak Black, Drake, Rod Wave, and Travis Scott, says he had a conversation with Lil Durk just one day before Durk was taken into custody.

When New York City’s mayor starts name-dropping Charly Black at a press conference and talking about “whining,” you know something different is happening at City Hall.