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In Da Getto wins at ASCAP award
Entertainment
21 October 2022

In Da Getto wins at ASCAP award

In Da Getto, a hit single by Colombian singer J Balvin and producer Skrillex, was on Tuesday named Winning Hot Dance/Electronic Song at the 2022 ASCAP London Music Awards.

Read more: In Da Getto wins at ASCAP award

Tags: Sly Dunbar, David Morales, Delta Bennett, J Balvin, Skrillex
Lil Hanky Panky on active duty
Entertainment
21 October 2022

Lil Hanky Panky on active duty

Hanover, a city in Germany's Saxony region, is known for musical acts like rock band The Scorpions and pop singer Lena Meyer-Landrut. Lil Hanky Panky wants to be the breakout dancehall/reggae artiste from her hometown.

Read more: Lil Hanky Panky on active duty

Tags: claude mills, dancehall, Hanky Panky, Germany
Stefflon Don signs global recording partnership with BMG
Entertainment
19 October 2022

Stefflon Don signs global recording partnership with BMG

MOBO Award-winning rapper Stefflon Don has signed a global recording partnership with German company BMG.

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Tags: dancehall, Rapper, Steflon Don, BMG
Spice and Skillibeng the Worst of Dancehall Music - Guyana's Opposition Leader
Entertainment
17 October 2022

Spice and Skillibeng the Worst of Dancehall Music - Guyana's Opposition Leader

Guyana's Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton is pointing the finger at Jamaican entertainers Spice and Skillibeng, labeling them as the worst of Dancehall music.

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Tags: dancehall, Buju Banton, Beenie Man, Spice, Skillibeng, Slackness, Violence, Beres Hammond
Banning Songs That Promote Illegal Activity Not a Crime Fighting Tool - Morgan
Entertainment
12 October 2022

Banning Songs That Promote Illegal Activity Not a Crime Fighting Tool - Morgan

Information Minister, Robert Nesta Morgan, said the decision of the Broadcasting Commission to ban songs which promote criminal activity is not a tool the Government is using to fight crime.

Read more: Banning Songs That Promote Illegal Activity Not a Crime Fighting Tool - Morgan

Tags: Molly, Cordel Green, Chopping, Airplay, Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica, Robert Nesta Morgan
  1. Artistes Scoff at Broadcasting Commission's Ban on Crime and Sex Music
  2. Broadcasting Commission bans playing of scamming, Molly and gun music
  3. Bob Marley's Grandaughter Hassled Over Wearing White Lives Matter T-Shirt
  4. Teenager Mozein Sutherland Wins Digicel Rising Stars
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