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"The good nights are worth the hangover". Shenseea comes through strong with her debut project, Alpha. Studded with collabs from Beenie Man, Sean Paul, Megan thee Stallion, Offset, Tyga, and 21 Savage, Shenseea showcases her versatility and her formidability.
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Masicka delivered his debut album, 438, on Dec 3, one day before his 28th birthday. It has been three weeks. Dancehall is yet to fully recover.
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Author: Llemar Nicholson
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Three weeks have passed since Masicka dropped his highly anticipated and much teased debut project, 438, and the Jamaican music scene is still captivated.
Masicka delivered his debut album, 438, on Dec 3, one day before his 28th birthday. It has been three weeks. Dancehall is yet to fully recover.
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Masicka said "nuh worry unu head". The joke is on everyone who fretted. "Different Type" delivers and then some.
Author: Llemar Nicholson
One of the standard bearers for hardcore dancehall in this era, Javaun Fearon aka Masicka, has the dancehall community on its heels today on the back of the
Dancehall heavyweight Alkaline gave us his sophomore project a week ago today. That is just about enough time to digest.
Author: Llemar Nicholson
Have you ever listened to an Alkaline song and loved it on the first go? That's weird. Dancehall heavyweight Alkaline dropped his sophomore full length
There's a war of words brewing.
Author: Llemar Nicholson
There appears to be a war of videos brewing in the male lifestyle coach community, as well known woketep Dr Umar Johnson aimed at what he calls Youtubian beta
Dancehall music has come under fire in recent weeks as crime, and specifically violent crime against women, has sparked national outrage and fear. Bounty Killer's 1999 banned hit, "Look into my Eyes", is used to dispel the notion.
I am Jamaican. Proudly. Unapologetically. Frustratedly. I come from a small island with a big cultural impact. We are seen. We are known. We are heard. One of
Intence dropped an album, didn't he? Krash reviews Public Enemy No 1.
Dancehall artiste Intence has released his debut project, Public Enemy No 1. We've had enough time to fully digest his effort. Krash reviews.
Rising star, Tashawn Gabbidon, known to us as Intence, dropped the title track from his upcoming mixtape 'Public Enemy no 1' today.🔥🔥
Mixtape out March 26
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The pandemic rages on, and for the first time, Prime Minister Andrew Holness has said Jamaica is in the "danger zone". A year after - are we learning?
Author: D Thompson
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We are approaching the one-year anniversary of the largest pandemic since the Spanish Flu of 1920. It is an understatement to say that the world was woefully unprepared. Intellectually, ideologically, physiologically, economically, emotionally, infrastructurally & technologically… some nations mor...
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The story crafted by the American Kalina Collier was an unbelievable one that was believed by many.
This and other recent happenings on Jamaican Twitter make the proposal for some introspection.
Author: Glenroy Murray
Kalina Collier taught us a lesson - that social media in its democratising power has given individuals platforms to curate narratives about whatever they like.
Some nuance to the landlord and rent payment conversation in the context of COVID-19 economy slowdown.
The simple “landlords should get a job” refrain is a lazy and callous response. Get a job? In a pandemic? Because your tenant lost their job in that pandemic?
Let's talk about Megan Thee Stallion's and Cardi B's WAP.
What a Prekeh by Llemar Nicholson
Our football guys are back. Give them a follow.
David Lawson and Stefan Housen return after a vpn enforced break to talk Jadon Sancho, Spanish giants Barcelona & Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Arsenal.
Good mornin'. The issue of abortion has arisen once again in recent weeks following the opposition of some members of the church to the advocacy of Minister of State and Jamaican track legend, Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn.
An examination of the arguments:
In recent days, the topic of abortion has been on the minds of many following a(n inflammatory) statement by one of our religious figures. In a recent statement, he called on the Prime Minister to ‘rein in’ the Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn, who ...
caught up with , co-host of NetsChat, to talk about her part in Jamaica's content creation explosion and more at TGI Friday's.
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