Chronic Law and Sheff G Release “What’s Cooking” While Incarcerated in the US

Chronic Law and Sheff G Release “What’s Cooking” While Incarcerated in the US

Jamaican dancehall artist Chronic Law and Brooklyn drill rapper Sheff G join forces on “What’s Cooking,” a cross-genre collaboration released on October 16, 2026. The single brings together two artists known for their gritty, street-focused music. However, their legal circumstances add another layer to the release, with both artists behind bars in the United States. Produced by CJTheChemist, the track combines Jamaican dancehall with the darker basslines and vocal delivery associated with Brooklyn drill. The…

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Malie Donn Dominates Jamaica’s September YouTube Charts As Chronic Law Surges Into Top 3

Malie Donn Dominates Jamaica’s September YouTube Charts As Chronic Law Surges Into Top 3

Malie Donn leads Jamaica’s YouTube music rankings for September 2026, with “Vancleef Pt 2” taking the No. 1 position and his original “Van Cleef” also landing inside the Top 5. According to the September YouTube Jamaica rankings, “Vancleef Pt 2,” credited to Malie Donn and Dan Sky, generated 1.82 million views between September 2 and 29 to become the most-viewed song of the month. Malie Donn’s original “Van Cleef,” produced by Attomatic, followed at No….

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Chronic Law Detention Fight Raises Questions Over FBI Claims About Information He Previously Shared

Chronic Law Detention Fight Raises Questions Over FBI Claims About Information He Previously Shared

Jamaican dancehall artiste Chronic Law remains in U.S. federal custody as his firearm case moves toward trial. The artiste, whose given name is Ackeme Jermane Campbell, faces a federal firearm charge. Prosecutors accuse him of possessing firearms while prohibited from doing so. The case stems from a November 2025 traffic incident in Turner County, Georgia. Four firearms and 92 rounds According to federal prosecutors, Campbell fled from police during the November 15, 2025 incident. Authorities…

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Chronic Law’s “Fi The Streets” Arrives At A Complicated Moment For The Law Boss

Chronic Law’s “Fi The Streets” Arrives At A Complicated Moment For The Law Boss

Chronic Law returns with “Fi The Streets,” a gritty new dancehall release that stays close to the street-focused sound that has shaped his career. Released on September 10, 2026, the track is produced by Shane Creative and Notnice Records. ONErpm handles the distribution. The timing, however, adds another layer to the release. Chronic Law is currently in U.S. federal custody while facing a firearm charge in Georgia. The artiste has pleaded not guilty and was…

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The Summer Send-Off: Hip-Hop, Reggae & Dancehall Deliver New Music

The Summer Send-Off: Hip-Hop, Reggae & Dancehall Deliver New Music

As summer 2026 begins to wind down, the music is showing no signs of slowing up. Friday, August 28 brings a packed release day across hip-hop, reggae and dancehall, with major albums, international collaborations, music videos and new singles all competing for attention. From Rod Wave’s emotional new album to Yung Miami expanding her biggest solo hit, Kabaka Pyramid returning to his roots and a new generation of dancehall artists keeping the genre active, the…

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Big Energy Riddim Gets New Life with Bayka’s “Mob Party”

Big Energy Riddim Gets New Life with Bayka’s “Mob Party”

The Big Energy Riddim is back in the spotlight after Bayka became the latest artist to join the popular dancehall juggling with his new track, “Mob Party.” Originally released between late 2025 and early 2026, the project was produced by TroubleMekka and quickly earned a reputation as one of the standout dancehall jugglings of its era. Now, Bayka’s latest addition has helped introduce the riddim to a new wave of listeners while giving longtime fans…

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Notnice Brings Together Dancehall Heavyweights on the ‘Walk Out Riddim’

Notnice Brings Together Dancehall Heavyweights on the ‘Walk Out Riddim’

Grammy-winning producer Notnice has assembled some of dancehall’s biggest names for the release of the Walk Out Riddim, one of the genre’s latest juggling projects. Released through Notnice Records, the riddim delivers heavy bass, energetic production, and a club-ready bounce. At the same time, it revives the classic dancehall juggling format, allowing multiple artists to record their own songs over the same instrumental. An All-Star Lineup The Walk Out Riddim features a mix of established…

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Feloni19 takes aim at rivals in “Cramp Dem Ego” music video

Feloni19 takes aim at rivals in “Cramp Dem Ego” music video

Dancehall artiste Feloni19 has released the official music video for “Cramp Dem Ego,” a hard-hitting street anthem that continues his signature Trap Dancehall sound while delivering lyrical shots at several figures in the genre. Built around dark production and aggressive delivery, the track centers on themes of loyalty, self-belief and maintaining dominance in the face of opposition. Throughout the song, Feloni19 also addresses betrayal, warning against fake friendships and encouraging listeners to think for themselves…

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Decades of Dancehall: The 5 Most-Streamed Songs on YouTube in Jamaica

Decades of Dancehall: The 5 Most-Streamed Songs on YouTube in Jamaica

Jamaica’s Streaming Era Over the past decade, Jamaica’s music scene has changed through the growth of digital streaming. YouTube has become one of the country’s biggest platforms for discovering and supporting music. Since YouTube began tracking regional streaming statistics in September 2014, the platform has shown which songs have connected most with Jamaican listeners. Dancehall remains Jamaica’s dominant sound. However, the streaming era has created a new way to measure success. Songs can now build…

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Federal prosecutors link alleged firearms in Chronic Law case to music videos

Federal prosecutors link alleged firearms in Chronic Law case to music videos

Federal prosecutors have referenced Chronic Law’s music videos as part of the evidence in the ongoing firearm case against the Jamaican dancehall artiste. According to unsealed court documents, prosecutors allege that firearms connected to the case appear in two Chronic Law music videos, including “Rich Inna Farrin” and “No Check.” The documents state that a firearm believed to be a Smith & Wesson appears in the music video for “Rich Inna Farrin,” while prosecutors also…

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