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09/21/2022

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09/21/2022

Black Sherrif becomes first Ghanaian artiste to receive Boomplay Golden Plaque

09/02/2022

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07/20/2022

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06/24/2022

Dancehall artiste Spragga Benz has bagged a lead role in a new movie. It’s entitled Second Chance set to premiere locally on July 21 .

The artiste and actor plays the lead role of David King, a qualified Rastafarian seeking a job in corporate America who is faced with discrimination, which drives him into the company of the wrong crowd.

While on the brink of destruction, he becomes aware of his mistakes, turns a new page, and gets a second chance in life.

Second Chance was filmed in Florida, USA.

Producer of the film, Cleon James says the upcoming movie will be his sixth feature film, and he explained that the story is about “the struggles people go through to gain the opportunities they want.”

Meantime, Spragga Benz is no stranger to the acting world as he’s known for his role in the popular movie Shottas, released in 2002.

Story by Zipfm.net (Link in bio)

06/23/2022

Dancehall deejay pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest when he appeared before the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court today.

He is set to return to court on September 8.

Christopher Townsend, the attorney-at-law representing the embattled entertainer said his team is relying on camera footage of the incident to prove his innocence.

“What we asked for was to see footage from the area that demonstrates that the incident occurred. The police’s reports is conflicting the version that my client told. We were told that we will be supplied with the footage, so that’s what we’re awaiting,” Townsend told DancehallMag.

The 21-year-old artist, whose real name is Kevaun Douglas, was charged on May 24 for allegedly behaving disorderly during an argument with security personnel at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston.

He was attempting to board a flight to Trinidad, to headline the Revival Return Of Dancehall event on May 28.

Story by DancehallMag.com

06/23/2022

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06/21/2022

Skillibeng salutes Nicki Minaj for consistently repping dancehall culture and giving him some strength on the “Crocodile Teeth” remix.
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In a recent interview with Power 106’s DJ Carisma, the upcoming artist said that he was surprised when Nicki Minaj shared the song and even wanted to collaborate. Before blowing up internationally, Skillibeng shared that he was an underground artist making music at home in his backyard with his phone and using an MP3 player.

06/21/2022

While the Prime Minister of Jamaica feels that songs such as Whap Whap should not be allowed to define the island, Dancehall star Skillibeng says his hit track is actually inspired by Jamaican cult…

06/21/2022

E-Syde Queen Jada Kingdom served up her Dancehall-infused R&B EP, New Motion on Friday, June 17. Just in time for the summer, the 4-track set via Money Well Spent and Republic Records features…

06/21/2022

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06/21/2022

Earlier this week, and told a New York court that they were unable to hash out a settlement in a lawsuit filed against the label over copyright infringement and breach of contract, among other things.

The lawsuit brings to the fore the informal and sometimes non-existent contracts between artists and producers that governed much of the Dancehall music that was released during the 90s and early 2000s.

It was originally filed in November 2020, and the dispute surrounds Mr. Vegas’ hit songs Heads High (1997) and its Kill ‘Em Wid it Re-mix (1998), Sucky Ducky (1998), Hot Wuk (2006), and Gallis (2009). It also involves four songs from ’s debut album Stage One (2000), namely Haffi Get De Gal Ya (Hot Gal Today), Tiger Bone, and the skit Nicky, all of which featured Mr. Vegas; and Check It Deeply, which was produced by Mr. Vegas.

Story by DancehallMag.com

06/21/2022

Universe Boss Chris Gayle has reiterated his call for Jamaican music lovers and members of the Dancehall fraternity to embrace him and his compatriot Usain Bolt and show respect for their musical e…

06/17/2022

Congrats to on winning the International Music Ambassador Award for her outstanding achievements in Music.

04/09/2022

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03/24/2022

"Pain & Pleasure" EP Launch was great success. As in life, we experience, we learn, we grow. and Global Beat Studios thanks all who turned out to support and enjoy the journey with us. We are truly grateful...Special thanks to

03/03/2022

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02/10/2022

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01/25/2022

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