Alozade, the artist that gave us hits like “bad man,” “dads of all time,” “bad out deh” and so many others, has been added to the Sting 2015 lineup. He will be heading to America for a performance in Queens, New York on December 12th; after which, he will return home to do some local events before getting ready for Jam World on December 26th.
With his latest single, “epic party,” now in steady rotation on both local and international radio, Alozade is quietly reasserting himself back into the forefront of the Dancehall scene. Additionally, he has recorded on several Dancehall rhythms, all of which will be released in the early part of 2016.
Internationally-acclaimed soca star Darryl “Farmer Nappy” Henry drops his spicy new single “Meet Trouble.” Trinidad and Tobago-based hit house 1st Klase Records brings us this sizzler from the Trinidadian groovy king for the 2016 Trinidad Carnival season. The track is featured on the iTunes U.S. Reggae Top Songs chart, during its week of release.
International reggae/dancehall superstar Shaggy brings his boombastic sounds to the Kings Theater in Brooklyn, New York on Sunday, December 13, 2015. He will be joined by reggae/hip-hop star Ky-Mani Marley, reggae mega-group Third World and rising sensation Amber Lee for the Sounds of Reggae Concert, presented by Jammins Events.
Seanizzle and Bugle have released the official video for the track “Rasta Party.” The song which has a unique tribal EDM vibe and style was already getting a lot of spins by disc-jockeys worldwide. Now with the release of a video that compliments the track , it is expected to go into high rotation, especially at Rasta parties. 
Reggae-dancehall artiste Bussweh recently released ‘Ina me longtime’ on the Bummin Ball rhythm, produced by St Ann-based recording label, Osujah Records.
One of the most relevant hip-hop artists out today is Jasiri X. His music is educational, informative, controversial and entertaining. X’s latest project is an eleven track record entitled “Black Liberation Theology.” If the album was to be summed up in one word, that word would have to be powerful!
