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Yaksta - Its Okay (Official Video)

Kendrick Lamar - Not Like Us

Shenseea - Hit & Run ft. Masicka, Di Genius

Bugle, Chronic Law - Real Storm | Official Video

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Jamaica Gospel Star Reveals 2026 Top 10 Finalists
JCDC reveals the Top 10 finalists for the 2026 Jamaica Gospel Star Competition.
RiddimStyle Staff Writer
27 minutes ago1 min read


Stew Peas Makes Its Red-Carpet Debut as Jamaican Cinema Continues Its Creative Momentum
One of the most talked-about Jamaican film releases of the summer, Stew Peas, has officially premiered, drawing filmmakers, actors, media personalities and supporters of the local film industry to its red-carpet event in Kingston. The feature, written and directed by filmmaker Sosiessia Nixon-Kelly, began as a humorous idea centred around one of Jamaica's most beloved dishes before evolving into a full-length feature film. The production stars Kerry-Ann Collins, Chiney K and
Balla Bee
1 day ago1 min read


Macka B Delivers “Di Real Rock” - A Masterclass in Reggae History
Macka B, one of the UK’s most respected reggae voices, releases his new single "Di Real Rock". From the opening bars, Macka B rides the legendary Real Rock riddim with trademark precision and cultural depth. Recorded in 1967 at Studio One by Sound Dimension under Coxsone Dodd, Real Rock has been versioned hundreds of times – from Willie Williams’ Armageddon Time and Junior Murvin’s Cool Out Son through to Buju Banton, Barrington Levy, Beres Hammond and beyond. Macka B name-ch
Janae Hyman
2 days ago2 min read


Jamaica's Dancehall Chart Reflects the Genre's Continuing Diversity
Jamaica's latest Dancehall Top 25 demonstrates the breadth of today's dancehall landscape, with chart performance continuing to be influenced by radio airplay, sound system support, record shops, clubs and digital engagement. The chart, compiled by veteran broadcaster Richard "Richie B" Burgess, remains one of the industry's established indicators of domestic popularity. No 1 on the charts, Boasty - Masika While streaming has transformed global music consumption, Jamaica's lo
Eze Bolade
3 days ago1 min read
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