Shenseea Opens a New Chapter With ‘Catalyst’ EP Featuring Vybz Kartel, Asake and Loe Shimmy

Shenseea Opens a New Chapter With ‘Catalyst’ EP Featuring Vybz Kartel, Asake and Loe Shimmy

Jamaican dancehall star Shenseea releases her eight-track EP Catalyst today, November 6, bringing together dancehall, Afrobeats, R&B and contemporary sounds while offering listeners a more personal look at her artistic journey. The project features three major collaborations: Nigerian Afrobeats star Asake on “Playtime,” American rapper Loe Shimmy on “Private,” and dancehall veteran Vybz Kartel on “Talk To Me Nuh.” The EP is released through Since ’93 and Columbia Records, marking Shenseea’s first major project under…

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8 Dancehall Music Videos You Need to Check Out This Friday

8 Dancehall Music Videos You Need to Check Out This Friday

Dancehall delivers another busy Friday with a fresh lineup of music videos from established names and rising artistes. This week’s releases bring together different sounds, from hardcore street anthems and energetic party records to melodic tracks and more reflective music. Vybz Kartel joins his son Likkle Vybz for “Outside,” while Likkle Addi also makes an appearance with “Hype Life Attitude.” Meanwhile, RajahWild, Iwaata, Ayetian, Nation Boss, Eddy G Bomba and Ai Milly bring their latest…

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Tommy Lee Sparta Links Up With Deejay Punz for New Dancehall Single “Forgive Me”

Tommy Lee Sparta Links Up With Deejay Punz for New Dancehall Single “Forgive Me”

Jamaican dancehall artist Tommy Lee Sparta returns with “Forgive Me,” a new single produced by Trinidadian producer Deejay Punz of Punz Entertainment. The track was released on October 28, 2026. The song explores love, mistakes, pride and the pain of losing someone. At the same time, it brings together Jamaica’s dancehall scene and Trinidad’s Trinibad movement. Tommy Lee Sparta Explores Regret and Forgiveness Tommy Lee Sparta, born Leroy Russell Junior, rose to prominence through his…

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Govana and Chronic Law Unleash “FEEFA” in Hard-Hitting Dancehall Link-Up

Govana and Chronic Law Unleash “FEEFA” in Hard-Hitting Dancehall Link-Up

Govana and Chronic Law join forces on “FEEFA,” a hard-hitting Dancehall collaboration released on October 27, 2026. The track pairs two of Jamaica’s established street-oriented artists for a rapid exchange of bars, sharp wordplay and raw energy. The collaboration generated anticipation through online snippets before the artists released the official music video. Their back-and-forth delivery drives the record, giving both artists room to showcase their individual styles. Govana and Chronic Law Trade Bars “FEEFA” centres…

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TVGUCCI and Popcaan Link Up on “Drum & Bass” as the Unruly Boss Enters a New U.S. Chapter

TVGUCCI and Popcaan Link Up on “Drum & Bass” as the Unruly Boss Enters a New U.S. Chapter

Jamaican Dancehall star Popcaan joins Toronto rapper TVGUCCI on “Drum & Bass,” a new collaboration released on October 22, 2026. The track arrives through Create Music Group and TLVSD Entertainment. The official music video brings both artists together on screen. Fans had already spotted the pair filming scenes in September. The footage sparked speculation about a possible collaboration. TVGUCCI and Popcaan Connect for “Drum & Bass” TVGUCCI continues to build connections within the Toronto and…

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Yaadcore and Imeru Tafari Confront Youth Violence in “Choppa Dem”

Yaadcore and Imeru Tafari Confront Youth Violence in “Choppa Dem”

Yaadcore and Imeru Tafari are turning their attention to Jamaica’s culture of violence with “Choppa Dem,” a socially conscious reggae single released on October 9, 2026. The track pairs the two artists in a pointed commentary on youth violence, gang culture and the growing glorification of destructive behaviour. Released through Mixto Records and Yaadcore’s 12 Yaad Records, “Choppa Dem” is the second single from Yaadcore’s upcoming Rasta Time EP, scheduled to arrive on October 27….

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Masicka Releases Official Music Video for “Spend”

Masicka Releases Official Music Video for “Spend”

Masicka brings “Spend” back into focus with the release of its official music video, giving the dancehall single a new visual as he continues promoting his Forever Reign album. The track was originally released on August 7, 2026, through Def Jam Recordings. Produced by Masicka, Atto Wallace and Salanio “Dan Sky” Roberts, “Spend” explores money, luxury and the lifestyle associated with success, pairing those themes with an energetic, club-ready sound. A New Visual for “Spend”…

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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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The Tallest Dancehall Artists: b trees Chi Ching Ching, Silk Boss, Buju Banton and More

The Tallest Dancehall Artists: b trees Chi Ching Ching, Silk Boss, Buju Banton and More

Dancehall is known for its larger-than-life personalities, distinctive fashion, and commanding stage performances. However, some of the genre’s entertainers also stand out for their physical stature. From veteran hitmakers to newer-generation artists, several names are frequently associated with being among the tallest figures in Jamaican music. Chi Ching Ching and Silk Boss Stand Out Chi Ching Ching has built his reputation through music, dancing, and energetic performances. His tall, lanky frame complements the animated dance…

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Capleton Brings Gun Talk and War Themes to New Dancehall Single “Start It Up”

Capleton Brings Gun Talk and War Themes to New Dancehall Single “Start It Up”

‏ Capleton returns with “Start It Up,” a hard-edged dancehall release built around aggressive lyrics, gun talk, and themes of confrontation. Produced by Deki Records, the track showcases a rawer side of the veteran Jamaican deejay. It also places him firmly in the modern dancehall lane. Capleton Delivers a War-Themed Dancehall Performance “Start It Up” centres on war, firearms, and their use. Capleton delivers his lyrics with forceful, high-tempo wordplay. The subject matter gives the…

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