Dancehall Giants

Shaggy and Friends Raised $100 Million This Year Shaggy and Friends benefit concert raised over $100 million this year. The dancehall legend confirmed that his annual benefit concert, Shaggy and Friends, has raised a whopping $100 million from this year’s staging of the event. The money will be used to improve the Intense Care Unit (ICU) at the Bustamante Hospital for Children. “Big Thanks to all who were involved!!!! All Artists, All Production Crew, Shaggy And Friends Staff, All Management and Staff at Bustamante Hospital,” Shaggy said. The “Boombastic” deejay is currently working on their upcoming joint album  44/876 , due on April 20th this year. Shaggy managed to get a number of big name artists on the show this year, including his collaborator Sting, and other international acts like Wyclef Jeanand Doug E. Fresh. Local artists like Aidonia, Barrington Levy, Capleton, Christopher Martin, Dexta Daps, Shenseea, and more also performed at Shaggy and Friends. “Specia

Spice, Capleton, Popcaan, Beres, Maxi Priest and Sizzla confirmed for Sumfest 2018 Jamaica’s top entertainers are on bill to perform at this year’s installment of the greatest reggae show on earth, Reggae Sumfest. The one week show is set to see performance from Spice, Capleton, Popcaan, Beres Hammond, Maxi Priest and Sizzla Kalonji with more big name announcements on the way. The greatest reggae show on earth will in full swing this summer June 15 to June 21 in Montego Bay, Jamaica. In case u missed the 1st round of early bird tickets, the organizers will be selling a 2nd set of Early Bird Tickets which will go on sale February 1st 2018 on www.reggaesumfest.com

MASICKA HITS 1,000,000 VIEWS IN TWO WEEKS WITH THEY DON'T KNOW Title:  They Don’t Know Artiste: Masicka Genre: Dancehall Label: Genahsyde Records watch video here

Bugle skips Birthday Party To Feed The Homeless people [Video]

Beenie Man here Performing AT 100 LIVE in Kingston [Video]

Damian Marley On Chronixx Collaboration “It Would Be Cool” Damian Marley says he is open to collaborating with Chronixx. Jr. Gong and Chronixx are two of the biggest artists in roots reggae right now, but on Sunday night Gong won the 2018 Grammy for Best Reggae Album. The win sparked the usual debate about the Grammys bias towards the Marleys whenever one of them is nominated in the reggae category. While there may be some truth to the “perceived bias” towards the Marley brand in reggae, Jr. Gong’s album Stony Hill is a great album that deserves to win more than one Grammy. Chronixx has since pushed back at his fans who are criticizing Damian Marley, telling them on Instagram that there would be no him without the reggae/dancehall veteran. Damian Marley is now saying he is opened to a collaboration with the Chronology singer. “It would be cool,” Gong said. “We’ve spoken about it before. I think it will happen, once the opportunity presents itself.” Damian Marley has bee