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Mixologi traveled to Jamaica to explore what it takes to truly make it in a small country filled with so many talented musicians. There, we met Versatile, an artist who is right on the cusp of stardom and set to take his career to the next level. What does it take for a young man from a small town in …

After opening the first major platform to Gully Bop at Sting 2014 in an effort to solidify the viral sensation as a true recording artiste and performer, Heavy-D Promotions has severed all ties.

Alliance leader Bounty Killer’s new track on the Been Bad riddim has just been released and has been getting raving reviews from all over the world. It is easily one of the (if not the) most lyrical songs of 2015 already.

A week after the Islamic Council of Jamaica warned that dancehall music should be avoided, as listeners may come under the influence of evil spirits, several artistes and producers are refuting these claims. In a Sunday Gleaner interview, published June 4, 2015, Dr Sulaiman Tijani explained that the negative values portrayed in dancehall music made it a most egregious art …

Digital One international in conjunction with Chipaz Promotions have confirmed that Charly Black will be in Zimbabwe on the 8th of August at Long Cheng Plaza.

Alaine, the beautiful singer and songwriter known by just her first name, has released her highly anticipated album, Ten of Hearts, on Tuesday, May 26. Known for singles like Rise in Love, No Ordinary Love, Bye Bye Bye, Heavenly and Deeper, Alaine has now created a new set of unforgettable tracks for her musical catalogue.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of embattled Jamaican dancehall deejay Deva Bratt in the Palm Beach County Courthouse in West Palm Beach, Florida. Deva Bratt, who was scheduled to answer monday to charges of driving without a valid licence, did not appear in court.

Incarcerated reggae superstar Buju Banton has instructed his legal team to halt any further appeals of his 2011 conviction on cocaine charges.

Lady Saw releases “Money Man” a specially revamped and revoiced version of “Scamma” suitable for Jamaican radio. The song “Scamma” caused a lot of controversy. Eventually even leading to the song being sidelined by some Jamaican radio DJ’s who believed the song was too controversial for the public.

Chronixx was in the line of fire last week for his ‘waste man’ comment that was supposedly aimed at United States President Barack Obama, and this week he is being blasted by veteran dancer Patsy Ricketts, who says he is ungrateful.