Trap Dancehall Archives

Jamal Turns Persistence Into A Lifestyle With “Try”

Posted on September 12, 2026 by buzzinonlineinfo

Jamal is keeping the message simple on his latest single, “Try”: keep working, keep building and never stop. Released on September 11, 2026, the Jamaican dancehall artiste delivers a gritty trap-dancehall record built around perseverance, ambition and the pressure to create a better life. The accompanying music video takes those ideas and places them inside a much more polished world of luxury cars, nighttime settings and carefully controlled cinematic imagery. Jamal makes “Try” bigger than…

Najeeriii Releases Sophomore Album “SISU” As Rising Dancehall Star Enters A New Era

Posted on September 4, 2026 by buzzinonlineinfo

Najeeriii enters a new chapter with “SISU” Jamaican dancehall artist Najeeriii officially releases his sophomore studio album, SISU, today, September 4, 2026. The 11-track project arrives through 21st Hapilos Digital Distribution and Hackadat Recordings. It follows his 2025 debut album, Book of Bob. However, SISU presents a noticeably more refined side of the young artist. Najeeriii describes the project as “chill, cool highway music.” The album still carries his trap-dancehall foundation. At the same time,…

Feloni19 drops “Cool It a Bit” official music video amid ongoing Dancehall feud

Posted on July 18, 2026 by buzzinonlineinfo

Jamaican Dancehall artiste Feloni19 has released the official music video for “Cool It a Bit,” the latest single from the fast-rising Montego Bay entertainer. Produced by Dan Sky Records and Johnny Don Records, the track continues to showcase the aggressive, street-driven style that has helped establish Feloni19 as one of the new faces of Trap Dancehall. While “Cool It a Bit” is not a direct diss track, the song arrives in the middle of one…

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

Posted on July 14, 2026 by buzzinonlineinfo

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…