“Top ranking” is a phrase so common in the lexicon of dancehall reggae, it could almost be punctuation. That’s not to mention related terms like “highly rated,” “strictly the best,” and “tougher than ...

Dancehall is a Jamaican genre of music with deep roots in reggae. Sean Paul, one of the world's most popular dancehall artists, breaks down some of his favorite tracks to ever come out of the genre.

Reggae Dancehall artist Spice, who's known for very risqué dance moves and lyrics, flipped the script with her song “Black Hypocrisy.” The song is not about having a good time, but rather what she ...

As we draw the curtains down on a year punctuated by viral TikTok dances and catchy dancehall tracks, Observer Online highlights those who left an indelible mark in entertainment +over the past 12 ...

Hailing from Mannings Hill in the Stony Hill area of Jamaica’s St. Andrew parish, Valiant has emerged as one of the leading voices of dancehall’s new generation – and his forthcoming new EP promises ...

In a month, Dancehall will unveil their new album 100% Music. The Rotterdam/Kent-based trio have shared the singles “Fun” and “Slimer,” and now they’re back with the post-punk earworm “Modern Age.” ...

In case you haven't noticed, this spring and summer has been all types of lit thanks to dancehall and Afrobeat-infused hip-hop tracks setting the tone for the seasons — and for good reason. Both ...

There are few feelings more human than the eyes-closed, hips-squared euphoria of dancing to a song you really, really love, whether your move of choice is a casual two-step or a complex back-bending, ...

Few periods in music history have been as vibrant as the 2000s. During this uproar of musical excitement, a collection of memorable dance moves emerged and became synonymous with the era. Despite some ...

Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde has been spotted jamming to Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale's hit song, "Dancehall King." In a video that has gone viral on social media, the Spanish player was seen ...

Since the late nineteen-seventies, the streets of Jamaica’s capital city, Kingston, have been decorated with ad-hoc placards promising quick, transformative thrills. The signs—hand-painted on ...