Listen to 10 new must-hear reggae, dancehall and soca songs by Soul-Rebel Marley and JayBlem. By Kyle Denis If the heatwave during the New York City Democratic mayoral primary election didn’t make it ...

The dancehall superstar is readying his first collection of new music since 2023's Generation of Kings. By Kyle Denis After dominating the year with “Mute” and “Whites,” a late 2024 release that ...

The first sign that Masicka doesn’t stick to any preconceived path arrives when the new-generation Jamaican dancehall artist talks about some of his favorite musicians, like Bob Marley, Shabba Ranks — ...

“Most artists get a song, and the song is bigger than them,” Jamaican artist Masicka reflects in Energy, a new FADER documentary starring the rising dancehall star. “I realized that in dancehall, it’s ...

Jamaican dancehall artist Masicka is in Lagos at a moment when his music is both settled and in motion. Fresh off the release of his EP 'Her Name Is Love' and in the city to shoot the video for the ...

Since 2019, Lila Iké ’s releases like the single “ Where I’m Coming From,” EP The ExPerience, and feature on Samory I ’s “Outside” have shown her talent and promise as an emerging reggae and dancehall ...

The dancehall landscape in 2026 is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with three of its biggest stars—Masicka, Vybz Kartel, and Spice—each making bold moves that redefine the genre's trajectory.

With Masicka and Tommy Lee Sparta having released “diss” tracks aimed at each other, dancehall’s “war season” has officially begun. In less than 24 hours, the entertainment space has been ignited by a ...

His influence stretches well beyond a single artiste, having collaborated and shared creative spaces with industry heavyweights such as Bounty Killer, Lila Iké and Equiknoxx Music. These experiences ...

The holidays may be right around the corner, but it's war season in the world of dancehall. As 2025 comes to a close, dancehall stars Masicka - who exclusively announced his new Her Name Is Love EP ...

A new year yields a new outlook for Jamaican-born, Queens, NY-raised singer Kranium. His latest anthem is a conscious mantra to “Cut The Link” if something or someone is bringing you down. Jamaican ...