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1 week ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

Recording artist Jamali has echoed his presence in dancehall will the release of his debut album— The Arrival. The nine-track project—which was executively produced by MoodieBoy Entertainment— was released on May 26. Other producers on the project include Majical Tahj, GspStretch, Jubba Dem x Lonewolf, Sartout Records, 1Dark Moon and J9. “This body of work is definitely not repetitive. Each track has a different sound and different themes and topics are explored throughout.

2 weeks ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

Deportee and Ricky Ten, two artists on the Akbar Record Label out of Boscobel, St Mary, are set to drop separate singles on the Melodies Riddim produced by Zimm, on June 1. After releasing their collaboration Bad Mamma Jamma which took the internet by storm this past January, Deportee and Ricky Ten are now back with two separate singles on the same riddim. Pressure Point, Deportee’s single on the riddim, is a smooth R&B/dancehall fusion with an international flavor.

2 weeks ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

Recording artist El Shaddai, also known as Dolly Don, is addressing strength and self worth in her new track Priceless. Produced by Mario Cheef, the song will be released on May 24. “Priceless was inspired by moments when I’ve felt underestimated or taken for granted—whether in love, business, or life in general. I had to step into my confidence and realize that softness doesn’t equal weakness. This song is a bold statement that my worth can’t be measured or bought.

1 month ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

After almost five decades since its formation, legendary reggae group Mystic Revealers is still on a mission to spread positive messages through its music. Lead vocalist Billy Mystic explained that a tour, as well as multiple tracks set for release are in the works. “We’re going to continue to do great music. We believe in music with a message, because the message that we put out is important to us and that is what it’s all about.

1 month ago | dancehallmag.com | Kediesha Perry

After spending two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to production of false identification documents and bank fraud, dancehall artist Stamma Gramma has returned reformed and ready to regain his place in the industry. The entertainer, whose given name is Michael Williams, rose to prominence in 2013 with Scammer Anthem. In this case the life of the entertainer—who holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems—was in fact, imitating art. “It was rough.