Legendary reggae band Inner Circle just earned their first U.K. Gold certification on Friday (May 12, 2023) for “Sweat (A La La La La Long)” after selling more than 400,000 units in
Reggae & Dancehall celebrates Mother’s Day everyday and WMV takes a look at some of the biggest songs about “Mama” from reggae and dancehall. In reggae music a mother is not always a
There is growing interest in reggae music catalogues as an asset class according to Sherrese Clarke Soares, CEO and co-founder of private equity firm HarbourView. The Billboard Power 100 woman already owns some of music’s
On Friday (May 12, 2023) Inner Circle’s 1992 hit record “Sweat (A La La La La Long)” was certified Gold in the U.K. for selling more than 400,000 units in that country
Dancehall princess Shenseea has taken the world by storm and has been one of the leading Jamaican dancehall artist for the last 2 years on Spotify. March 1, 2023 is the 2 year
It has been 42 years since the death of reggae rockstar Bob Marley. His message of One Love has become increasingly important as wars and rumors of wars depopulate the world. 50
Victoria Monét has a new reggae-R&B infused song titled Party Girls featuring dancehall legend Buju Banton and the internet is loving it. The Meji Alabi directed music video for the song was shot on
Beyoncé is on the road again with her first solo world tour since The Formation World Tour in 2016. The pop superstar is performed some of her biggest hits at the May
The first week’s sales and streaming numbers for Stonebwoy‘s Def Jam debut “5th Dimension” were enough to place the album at No. 8 on the US Billboard Reggae chart. “5th Dimension” sold
Come Closer by Nigerian hitmaker Wizkid feating Drake was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association on Tuesday. The song was the third single from Wizkid’s third studio album “Sounds Form The
As some quarters of the music industry debate whether Afrobeats has taken over from dancehall, it seems the relatively new genre is bound to take up more space in mainstream America with
When WMV interviewed Bay-C of dancehall group T.O.K in June 2021, he said at the time that he had no regrets about singing songs with homophobic lyrics including the infamous “Chi Chi