Caribbean Music Awards 2026: Full Winners List Revealed As Dancehall And Reggae Take Center Stage

Caribbean Music Awards 2026: Full Winners List Revealed As Dancehall And Reggae Take Center Stage

The full winners list from the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards has now been revealed following the inaugural Trinidad and Tobago edition of the ceremony. The fourth annual event took place at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) in Port of Spain on September 19 as part of the three-day Elite Weekend Experience. After the ceremony, the complete results have now been finalized across more than 40 categories covering Dancehall, Reggae, Soca, Bouyon, Zess,…

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Dancehall Makes Its Mark At 2026 Caribbean Music Awards In Trinidad

Dancehall Makes Its Mark At 2026 Caribbean Music Awards In Trinidad

Dancehall made a strong impression as the Caribbean Music Awards officially arrived in the region for the first time. The fourth annual ceremony took place Saturday, September 19, at the National Academy for the Performing Arts in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, bringing artists from across the Caribbean together for the awards’ historic Trinidad debut. For Dancehall, the night produced several important moments, including a major win for rising Jamaican artiste Ayetian and another…

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Kman And Medz Boss Turn Trinibad Rivalry Into Unity With “Bad Juveniles”

Kman And Medz Boss Turn Trinibad Rivalry Into Unity With “Bad Juveniles”

Kman and Medz Boss have officially turned one of Trinibad’s most talked-about rivalries into a collaboration. The two artistes release “Bad Juveniles” on September 18, 2026. The track arrives with an official music video that places both artistes on familiar ground. More importantly, the visual takes the two former rivals into each other’s communities. The collaboration follows months of changes within Trinidad’s Dancehall scene. Kman and Medz Boss once traded direct lyrical shots. Now, they…

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Kman’s “Not A Skrr” Raises Questions As The Trinibad Landscape Shifts

Kman’s “Not A Skrr” Raises Questions As The Trinibad Landscape Shifts

Kman’s “Not A Skrr” is attracting attention beyond its music video as fans continue to debate who the Trinidadian artiste is addressing. The track arrives with an aggressive tone from its opening moments. A tense spoken sequence sets the mood before Kman launches into lyrics questioning the street credibility of his target. One particular theme has caught listeners’ attention: references to a person who allegedly uses cocaine but has no real-world bodies to support the…

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Prince Swanny drops “BussHead” music video with direct Plumpy Boss reference

Prince Swanny drops “BussHead” music video with direct Plumpy Boss reference

Prince Swanny has released the official music video for “BussHead,” a hard-hitting Trinibad track that has drawn attention for a direct lyrical reference to Plumpy Boss. The song features Swanny delivering gritty lyrics over a heavy dancehall-influenced production, with the accompanying visuals maintaining a dark, street-focused aesthetic. One of the track’s most discussed moments directly references Plumpy Boss. Swanny says, “buss boy head left them like Plumpy,” before adding, “if it was Prince them woulda…

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Valiant leads Trinidad YouTube charts for June 2026 with “Woii”

Valiant leads Trinidad YouTube charts for June 2026 with “Woii”

Trinidad and Tobago’s YouTube music charts for June 2026 show a competitive month across the local and regional music scene, with multiple artists posting strong streaming numbers throughout the period. The rankings are based on YouTube chart data for Trinidad, reflecting total performance across the month and highlighting consistent audience engagement across dancehall and Caribbean releases. Woii — Valiant & Di Genius Valiant secures the number one position with “Woii,” produced by Di Genius. The…

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