REVIEW: Masicka – Forever Reign
The youngins can outgore and outkink each other all they want; Kartel and Mavado can keep museumizing their merits with all the business savvy they can muster. Masicka is the king of dancehall.
REVIEW: Buju Banton – Too Too Bad
On "Too Too Bad", Buju Banton barrels through the history of reggae and dancehall in decisive two-decade jumps. Davide Bortot listened and reflected.
Jugglerz – Nice, Dancehall Again!
From German soundsystem roots to global chart success, Jugglerz discuss dancehall, international collaborations and the making of their album "Jugglerz Family".
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REVIEW: Vybz Kartel – God and Time
Ever since coming home from 13 years in jail, Vybz Kartel has been talking about filling his role as the King of Dancehall with appropriately majestic releases. Has he achieved this with "Time and God" ? Davide Bortot listened to it - again and again.
REVIEW: Runkus – Supernova
Runkus’ “Supernova” blends reggae, dancehall, and art into a visionary album brimming with ideas, references, and innovation.
REVIEW: Protoje – The Art of Acceptance
Davide Bortot listened to Protoje’s latest, seventh studio album and came to the conclusion: This man IS reggae.
DJ MAC – Leader Fi Di New School
From Teejay’s “Drift” to the “Fiesta” riddim and his own album "Ups & Downs," DJ MAC is reshaping dancehall with uptempo riddims and global ambition. Get to know Jamaica’s hottest new sound architect.
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.
REVIEW: Valiant – Prove Them Wrong
Valiant’s debut EP on Epic Records proves he’s more than hype – blending trap-dancehall, R&B, badness & ballads into a sharp, genre-defying statement.