Dancehall singer Christopher Martin has released the official video for his single, “Ova Yah Suh,” courtesy of Scikron Entertainment and YUO101 Music.

Released on August 14, 2026, on the Surato Riddim, “Ova Yah Suh” is an upbeat party anthem centered on Martin enjoying a night out with friends, drinking, flossing and mingling with the ladies.

Martin followed up on October 2 with the official music video, which he released on his YouTube channel. Vibrant, colorful, and fast-paced, the visuals capture the song’s celebratory spirit. The video features stylish models, skilled dancers, and premium liquor, all adding to its high-energy party atmosphere.

The official video for “Ova Yah Suh” is now available for viewing on Christopher Martin’s YouTube channel.

Jamaican reggae and dancehall veteran Sizzla Kalonji returns with his latest single, “Creation Order [Bun Out],” released September 4, 2026. Produced by Worl Cash, with the beat composed by StepToDem Musiq, the track finds the veteran artist once again using his music to address a controversial social issue.

On “Creation Order [Bun Out],”Sizzla, a committed Rastafarian, expresses his opposition to homosexuality and the homosexual lifestyle, while also celebrating his attraction to women. Throughout the song, he emphasizes his appreciation for women and his enjoyment of their company.

The release also recalls an era when reggae and dancehall music frequently served as a platform for artists to comment on social, cultural and political issues. While contemporary Jamaican music encompasses a wide range of subjects, including entertainment, fashion, wealth and lifestyle, Sizzla has remained one of the artists who continues to use his music to engage with subjects that can generate discussion and debate.

That willingness to address social issues has been an important part of Sizzla Kalonji’s longstanding presence in Jamaican music. Over the course of his career, the artist has consistently incorporated his spiritual beliefs, social observations and personal convictions into his recordings, contributing to the tradition of reggae as a vehicle for commentary beyond entertainment.

“Creation Order [Bun Out]” is available now on all major streaming platforms.

Dancehall legend Beenie Man has partnered with acclaimed producer and engineer Rorey Baker for the release of “Brawdah,” a new single issued August 21, 2026, via Baker‘s One Pop Music imprint. Now available on all major digital streaming and download platforms, the release comprises two versions of the track: the original mix and the “Brawdah (Dancehall Fix).“

Produced by Rorey Baker and Tiuke Taumoepeau, “Brawdah” delivers a high-energy dancehall sound designed for peak party moments. The track’s title is drawn from Jamaican patois, in which “brawdah” translates to “broader” in English, and the song pays tribute to women with fit, well-toned physiques. Since its release, “Brawdah” has received strong support from dancehall selectors across Jamaica and in international markets.

The single marks a notable collaboration between Beenie Man, one of dancehall’s most internationally recognized artists, and Rorey Baker, a veteran producer and engineer whose credits include Chaka Demus & Pliers‘ hit single “Friends” and the original soundtrack to the acclaimed film Dancehall Queen, among numerous other projects across the genre. Baker‘s career was shaped in its early stages by mentorship from reggae and dancehall pioneers Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare (Sly & Robbie). In the years since, Baker has established himself as one of the industry’s most respected sonic architects, contributing to the evolution of contemporary reggae and dancehall music.

“Brawdah” is out now on all major platforms via One Pop Music.