Commentary: Rich & Switch
Jahshii’s troubles in Grant’s Pen reflect a deeper tension in Jamaican dancehall: loyalty, status, and the backlash of “rich and switch.” Mel Cooke explores the trap of street cred and survival.
Yeza – Rebel Empress
Yeza reclaims reggae & dancehall on her own terms – fierce, conscious & sensual. “Star of the East” marks her bold arrival on the global stage.
Biga*Ranx – Mr. 1000 Melodies
Biga*Ranx blends reggae, chanson & raw emotion in his album “Rainshine” – a sonic sunshine for dark times. Discover the sound of hope.
REVIEW: Chronixx – Exile
Chronixx breaks his 8-year silence with "Exile" – a roots-inspired, introspective album full of spiritual power, timeless vibes, and personal revelations.
L’Antoinette Stines – Dancehall Is Us
L’Antoinette Stines on the spirit of dancehall, cultural memory, African roots, and why dance is black liberation. Dancehall is us.
Cham – The Emancipation of Dameon
Dancehall legend Cham releases "Sherlock," his first album without Dave Kelly. From ghostwriter to producer, the dancehall veteran opens up about growth, legacy, and life after “Ghetto Story”.
Mortimer – Natty Pon Di Hilltop
Jamaican roots artist Mortimer opens up about music, pain, love & solitude. A deeply personal journey turned into timeless reggae.
Naomi Cowan – Time Traveler in the Multiverse
Naomi Cowan blends reggae roots and dancehall history on her debut album "Welcome To Paradise" – a futuristic homage to Jamaican musical legacy.
Hempress Sativa – On Role Models, Spirituality and the Path to True Liberation
Hempress Sativa discusses her album "Charka", Rastafari, spiritual militancy, and what true female empowerment means in reggae culture.