Carlene Smith – Original Dancehall Queen
Sex symbol, trendsetter, icon: Carlene Smith shares her untold story as Jamaica’s first Dancehall Queen in this exclusive deep-dive.
Mortimer – Natty Pon Di Hilltop
Jamaican roots artist Mortimer opens up about music, pain, love & solitude. A deeply personal journey turned into timeless reggae.
Jahmiel – Been Through The Fire
With “Nirvana”, Jahmiel channels pain into uplifting power. Faith, melody, and growth define one of Jamaica’s most versatile voices.
Imeru Tafari – Hotter Fire Bun!
Imeru Tafari blends militant roots messages with modern sounds on his debut “The Essential” – a powerful voice for Rasta youth in Jamaica today.
Valiant – Trappa Trickster
Valiant shapes the future of dancehall with an authentic yet innovative style rooted in Jamaica’s music culture. Discover his unique sound.
Usain Bolt – Living The Dream
Olympic legend Usain Bolt enters music with his “Country Yutes” album, supporting Jamaican artists and reshaping dancehall with passion and purpose.
Junior Murvin at Greensleeves Records, London, UK 13 October 1986
Junior Murvin – Cool Down the Heat
From “Police And Thieves” to digital roots with King Jammy: Junior Murvin’s posthumous release “Cool Down The Heat” proves his timeless talent lives on.
Masicka – King Time Now
Dancehall’s quiet king speaks loudest through music – Masicka’s “Generation of Kings” is his boldest, most introspective work yet.