The underground’s favorite frequency returns to recalibrate the Caribbean’s sonic landscape.
Dr Maureen Mullings-Nelson, Vybz Kartel’s sister and president-elect of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, is among three people hospitalised following a two-vehicle collision near Duncans, Trelawny, last Thursday.According
Reggae artiste Tilibop joins forces with Sizzla Kalonji on “Dem Nuh Ready,” a new single about conviction, preparation and holding firm when others underestimate you.
Neither Skillibeng nor Squash has to step on a stage for this one. Their catalogues will do the talking, with two representatives going song for song over 20 rounds in a “20 for 20 Hit Songs Clash” streaming live on State of the Dancehall TV’s YouTube channel.
“Music really a mi refuge!!!!” That’s how Keznamdi chose to announce his latest stretch of US shows.
Sources don’t agree on one “bam bam” meaning. One reference says the Jamaican Patois phrase often refers to a ruckus or commotion, the meaning ascribed to Sister Nancy’s use of the term on her 1982 record of the same name.
Gramps Morgan didn’t wait for a big press cycle. The official video for “People Like You” arrived with a tweet from the singer himself, the song title and a YouTube link.
Sean Paul couldn’t resist a pun when he announced his latest single. “Top Gunna yuh know we Gunnin It,” he posted on X, with a straightforward follow-up: “#DIP OUT EVERYWHERE!
The detail grabbing attention is the man watching from the truck. In one of two clips now circulating online, a figure who appears to be Playboi Carti stands over an open black truck door while a fight unfolds backstage at ComplexCon.
Gramps Morgan didn’t wait on a big press push to share his latest visual. The Morgan Heritage singer posted a YouTube link on Twitter with a simple line, “Gramps Morgan – A Woman Like You (Official Music Video),” and let the clip carry the rest.
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