Listen to 10 new must-hear reggae, dancehall and soca songs by Khalia, Shaneil Muir, D-Major and more! By Kyle Denis As Jamaica prepares for Carnival (April 7), Road March-ers have heaps of new music ...

Dancehall artiste Skillibeng has tasted mainstream success with songs including Crocodile Teeth (remix) and as a featured act ...

For the latest single from his forthcoming From Within LP (due Sept. 20), Mortimer, one of contemporary reggae’s guiding lights, recruits Kabaka Pyramid and Lila Iké for a solemn, reflective track ...

Jamaican artist Skillibeng is looking to breathe new life into dancehall. He recently caught the attention of Nicki Minaj, who remixed his song “Crocodile Teeth” on her recent reissue of Beam Me Up ...

Skillibeng releases his new video "Whap Whap" featuring F.S. By Carl Lamarre After emerging as a force on the dancehall scene in 2021, burgeoning artist Skillibeng has officially signed to RCA Records ...

When Skillibeng released his The Prodigy album in 2020, one of the key tracks fans latched onto was “Bad Everyday”, a team-up with Trinidad star Prince Swanny that quickly smashed 11 million plays on ...

Dancehall, in its core spaces, is thriving socially and digitally. This is evident in the diverse range of contemporary and ...

Skillibeng is only 24, but he's already on the verge of entering dancehall's highest echelon. The Jamaican rapper's 2021 sophomore album, Crocodile Teeth LP, boasts features from American rapstars ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Fusing contemporary reggae with elements of soul, hip-hop and dancehall, ...

Nothing compares to opening up your preferred streaming service, listening to a rap song, and attempting to decipher lyrics and bars spit by your favorite rapper. From onomatopoeias to alliterations ...

Skillibeng has no doubts about his place in the music world. “I’m the greatest,” the Jamaican dancehall star told the Miami Herald last Sunday, minutes after his set at Planet AFROPUNK: Miami. And ...