Kediesha Perry

1 week ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

International dancehall group Tribe of Kings more popularly known as T.O.K has kicked off its 2025 tour. The group—which is celebrating the 20th anniversary since the release of the Unknown Language album— began the tour on April 12 in Andermatt, Switzerland at the High Peak Festival. “Expect that T.O.K energy and vibe that they already know and love. The harmonies are on point and flowing sweeter than ever. The show is polished now. Rough edges have been sanded off.

2 weeks ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

Recording artist Kaedi Philo is looking to looking to stamp Jamaican musical culture even more around the world with her debut solo track Seasons Changing. The 29 West Productions track sees contributions from Bobo Bell, Fatta Marshall and Shvne. The song, and its accompanying music video, were released on Friday (April 4). “I want to contribute positively to a space that has helped my writing and helped my musicality.

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Reggae singer Bugle has collaborated with recording artist Inezi on the thought provoking track “Cry Wolf.”Produced by RedBridge Records, it was released today (March 21, 2025). “It is always a pleasure working with talented artistes and Inezi is definitely one of those artistes. It was a joy and a pleasure to be able to do a song like this with somebody who loves the music so much and only adds to the genre,” Bugle said in an interview.

2 months ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

Dancehall artist Craigy T has released the official music video for the track No Echo. The uptempo song—that was featured on his  debut EP Unload—premiered on Thursday, February 20. It succeeded the official visuals for Onion, which was also on the project. “Since the filming and the decisions were solely mine, I just decided to do the most popular, based on the information I was getting which was Onion, and then my favourite which was No Echo. I also think that timing is right.

2 months ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

It is not everyday you come across a medical professional and dancehall artist. For 26-year-old Jamali he has found the perfect balance between his interests and has taken full flight with the release of his latest track Living The Dream. “The reception has been pretty great. I’ve heard quite a number of positive responses that just make me feel proud,” the entertainer said. Released on January 24, the track was produced by J9 Records. It has an accompanying music video that was directed by Yow Kre8.