Shenseea had the most credited wins across the Reggae and Dancehall categories at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, taking home three awards: Female Dancehall Artist of the Year, Dancehall Collaboration of the Year and Dancehall Song of the Year.
The Jamaican star’s three wins came through her individual award and her involvement in “Shake It to the Max (FLY) [Remix],” which also featured MOLIY, Silent Addy and Skillibeng. The song won both Dancehall Song of the Yearand Dancehall Collaboration of the Year.
Lila Iké, Ayetian, MOLIY, Silent Addy and Skillibeng each had two credited wins within the Reggae and Dancehall categories. Masicka also collected two credited wins across both genres, winning Dancehall Video of the Year for “Rich Sex” and sharing the Reggae Collaboration of the Year win with Lila Iké for “Romantic.”
Other notable winners included Valiant, who took Male Dancehall Artist of the Year, while Trinidadian artist Prince Swanny won Dancehall Album of the Year for Saint. Ayetian was named Best New Artist and also received the Impact Award, while Ding Dong won Performer of the Year.
In the Reggae categories, Lila Iké was a multiple winner, taking Female Reggae Artist of the Year and sharing Reggae Collaboration of the Year for “Romantic” featuring Masicka. Buju Banton won Male Reggae Artist of the Year, while Chronixx’s Exile was named Reggae Album of the Year. Cholita won Best New Artist, Keznamdi received the Reggae Impact Award, and Protoje’s “BIG 45” won Reggae Song of the Year.
Overall, Shenseea led the Reggae and Dancehall categories with three credited wins, while Lila Iké, Ayetian, MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng and Masicka each finished with two credited wins across the two genres.
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