Masicka — Forever Reign: Album Review
Masicka’s third studio album, Forever Reign begins with “1 Psalm” and ends with “Parables,” both reggae tracks with titles associated with King David and his son, King Solomon. In between the two is
Tyla: A*Pop Review- Africa’s Pop Girl Has Arrived—But Without the Edge
Tyla’s sophomore album A*POP leans fully into her lover-girl persona, delivering a smooth 14-track blend of Afropop, dancehall, and contemporary pop. It arrives after the commercial success of her self-titled debut, which transformed
Album Review: Buju Banton – Too Too Bad
At Sting 2006, Buju Banton commanded the stage for two hours, unveiling material from his then newly released Too Bad (Gargamel Music) alongside a catalogue of classics. That album is now regarded
Vybz Kartel: God and Time Album Review
“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.” Psalm 91:1, the scripture Vybz Kartel recites at the start of God & Time,
Shaggy: Lottery Album Review
What does an artist do after accomplishing almost everything the music business has to offer, yet still feeling inspired to create? Shaggy places his faith in craftsmanship rather than commercialism on Lottery,
Buju Banton Signs With VP Records for New Dancehall Album
Buju Banton has signed a new record deal with VP Records and will release his 14th studio album under the label. The upcoming project marks Banton’s second partnership with the reggae powerhouse,
Jada Kingdom: Just a Girl in a Money Man’s World – EP Review
Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor can take viral madness, old riddims, half-forgotten hooks, and flip them into something that sounds brand-new while still saluting where it came from. His genius lies in respecting
Masicka: Her Name Is Love EP Review
Masicka’s latest EP finds the dancehall star reconsidering power, desire and intimacy — quietly. It was just after 8.30am on a Friday morning, somewhere between Kingston and Portmore, when Her Name Is
Chronixx: ‘Exile’ Album Review
Chronixx’s Exile arrived on 10/10/2025, and from the first note you can tell this is not Chronology Part 2, released on 07/07/2017. This isn’t a continuation; it’s a shedding. Chronixx is unlearning
Fans Split on Chronixx’s ‘Exile’ — Mixed Reviews for His Spiritual Return on 10/10
Reggae artist Chronixx released his long-awaited sophomore album Exile on October 10, 2025, the same day he celebrated his 33rd birthday — eight years after his Grammy-nominated debut Chronology (2017). Chronixx’s decision
Album Review: Taylor Swift “The Life Of A Showgirl” Finds Power In Eternal Youth
Is this Taylor Swift’s hint at escaping her perpetual teenagehood, or simply a more self-assured, spicier phase of her forever youth? “The Life of a Showgirl” by Taylor Swift has already become
Matisyahu – Ancient Child Review: A Subdued Meditation Lacking Momentum
Matisyahu’s eighth studio album, Ancient Child, lands amid a fraught global debate on war and peace. Its cover art is a child beside a donkey beneath a spray-painted title, signals the artist’s