New Music from Cham, Stephen Marley & Damian Marley “Hustling In My Blood”

Posted on July 13, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Dancehall artist Cham, formerly known as Baby Cham, has just released the first single from his upcoming album. The track, titled “Hustling In My Blood,” is a collaborative single that also features Stephen Marley and Damian Marley.

The men have also shared the song’s official video, which can be viewed on Baby Cham‘s YouTube channel. Published on July 11th, “Hustling In My Blood” is an anthem for aggressively enterprising people who are constantly working to achieve their goals.

Both the song and its accompanying music video went live on streaming platforms on July 11th, 2025. Cham‘s album, “Sherlock,” drops on July 25th.

Capleton is “Flying”

Posted on July 13, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Reggae-dancehall recording artist Capleton, who hails from the Islington area of St. Mary, has been a prominent figure in Jamaica’s music industry since the early 1990s. Between 1992 and 1993, he solidified his significance with hits such as “Alms House,” “Music is a Mission,” and the massive hit song “Tour.”

Decades later, King Shango, as he is often called, continues to produce hits! His latest single, “Flying,” is a catchy dancehall tune that, although just released, is already being hailed as ‘a big tune’ by selectors who have received and reviewed the track.

Capleton uses “Flying” to assert his dominance in the dancehall space. With well-crafted lyrics, he shares with listeners the hectic schedule that keeps him in high demand, traveling across the globe to perform in various countries. He further elaborates on the warm reception he receives from his fans and supporters upon arriving in these nations.

“Flying” is in part inspired by real-world experiences, as Capleton is currently on tour in Europe and the United Kingdom. The song can be streamed or downloaded on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, and all other digital music platforms. It is on the Deki Records music label.

Catch Mikey Dangerous at the Taste of the Caribbean Festival this Sunday!

Posted on July 11, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Jamaica-born, Canada-based reggae-dancehall artist Mikey Dangerous will be taking the stage at the Taste of the Caribbean Festival this Sunday, July 13, 2025. The four-day event, which started on July 10th, is happening at the Old Port of Montreal. It offers attendees an opportunity to experience Caribbean culture, food, music, and lifestyle in the heart of Montreal, Quebec, for free.

Mikey Dangerous, a versatile lyricist and songwriter, has been contributing quality music to the reggae-dancehall industry for more than a decade. Although he resides in Canada, he continues to work with producers and artists in Jamaica. Among his most recent releases is “Freedom Fighter,” a captivating black empowerment song that was voiced on the NuLinkz Riddim, produced by Blakkwuman22 Music.

Beenie Man Will Bring Dancehall Energy to Rise Up NYC on July 19

Posted on July 6, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

One of the ultimate summer events is Rise Up NYC, a vibrant and dynamic concert series that brings the heart and soul of music to the streets of New York City.

On Friday, July 19th, they will present an unforgettable evening at Wingate Park in Brooklyn. It will feature a live set by the king of dancehall himself, Beenie Man, who is known for several hits, including “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” “Tear Off Mi Garment,” “Ole Dawg,” and many more. Joining him is soca superstar Patrice Roberts, known for her high-energy performances and infectious songs like “Mind My Business” and “Into You.”

The night will also feature electrifying sets by Full Blown, Preedy, and legendary selectors Bobby Konders and Jabba of Massive B. This is a free show that will commence at 5pm local time.

Catch Johnny Osbourne Live & Watch Sister Nancy’s Documentary in Brooklyn on July 19.

Posted on July 6, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn!, the only free summer-long outdoor concert and performance series in New York City, will present a special evening of film, hip-hop, and reggae in Crown Heights on July 19, 2025.

In the early evening, specifically from 4-7:15pm, they will have a block party at Park Place between Brooklyn Avenue and Kingston Avenue. There will be live performances by reggae legend Johnny Osbourne, golden-era rap pioneers Chip-Fu and Bush Babees, as well as DJ sets by Ayanna Heaven, GabSoul, and DJ Gringo.

In the night, at about 8:30pm, there will be a screening of Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story. This is a documentary about Jamaican trailblazing dancehall deejay and singer Sister Nancy. Admission is free.

‘Jamaica 63 Years Of Independence Show & Dance’ In The UK

Posted on July 6, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

As Jamaica celebrates its 63rd year of independence, Jamaicans around the world will commemorate the occasion with various events. One such event is scheduled for August 2, 2025, in the United Kingdom.

Dubbed Jamaica 63 Years of Independence Show & Dance, this celebration, presented by Sunshine Horizon Promotions and Blessed Morning Production, will take place at Tentelow Lane Open Space in Southall.

The authentic Gangalee Louie Culture will co-headline with Eek-A-Mouse, and both artists will be accompanied by Little John, Frisco Banton, Colour Man, Joy White, D Blackz, Daddy Freddy, Ragga Ruggie, Alpha One, and numerous other reggae-dancehall performers. Click here for tickets.

Rasta Party in Tampa, Florida!

Posted on July 2, 2025 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Pressure Busspipe, Revalation Da Royal, Teflon Young King, King Tappa, and King Lion Defuture are all confirmed for Rasta Party, a Bigmill Productions event happening on Saturday, August, 2nd, 2025. It will take place at Super D Banquet Hall (10101 E. Highway 92) in Tampa, Florida.

In addition to the aforementioned, music will also be provided by Unity Sound and Godfada Chinnaman. Advance tickets, which are going for $35, can be purchased on Eventbrite.