Podcasts about Dancehall

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Dancehall legend Beenie Man joins Angela Yee, Jordy, and Just Pam for a hilarious and unfiltered episode of Lip Service! Beenie Man celebrates his number one album, breaks down why he stopped drinking before performing, and explains why knowing when to leave that “fourth drink” behind can make all the difference when it’s time to go home with your woman. He opens up about his relationship with his fiancée, why he calls her his backbone, what makes their relationship work, and why he needs a strong woman by his side. Beenie also clears up the controversy surrounding his clothing, weighs in on friendships between men and women, and shares his thoughts on how relationships have shaped him. Things take a hilarious turn when the ladies completely misinterpret “Marijuana Kutchie” as “Marijuana Coochie,” leading to an unexpected breakdown of the song. Beenie also gets candid about modern dancehall beef, why artists need to settle clashes face-to-face instead of arguing online, and what younger artists can learn from the genre’s legends. Plus, Beenie gives his take on men providing in relationships, cosmetic enhancement, bedroom performance, and much more. Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

++++ Hier könnt ihr Mitglied im Klub Reflektor werden, Jans Reflektor-Mitgliederbereich mit vielen Extras ++++ ++++ Hier gibt es Karten für Reflektor Live mit Christiane Rösinger am 5. Dezember 2026 im Colosseum-Kino in Berlin ++++ Dies ist der zweite Teil des Gesprächs. Wenn ihr den ersten Teil noch nicht gehört habt, fangt am besten dort an! In dieser Ausgabe zu Gast: Der Musiker Gentleman. Diesmal dreht sich bei Reflektor alles um Reggae, Ragga, Dancehall und Ska. Zu Gast ist der in Köln aufgewachsene Musiker Tilmann Otto a.k.a. Gentleman. Ursprung für Gentlemans Reggae-Begeisterung war eine Bob-Marley-Platte, die den entscheidenden Funken in ihm entfachte. Gentleman hielt sich in jungen Jahren so intensiv auf Jamaika auf, dass er sogar die dort gesprochene Sprache Patwa lernte. Bald schon stand er dort die ersten Male auf Bühnen. Parallel entwickelte er seine Karriere in Deutschland – unterstützt von Reggae-Soundsystems wie Silly Walks und Gruppen wie Freundeskreis. Sein erstes Album erschien im Jahr 1999, im Jahr 2002 folgte sein Durchbruch mit dem Album „Journey to Jah“, das ihn zum international gefragten Reggae-Star machte.Am 28. August veröffentlichte er sein neues Studioalbum „Gratitude“.In Reflektor sprechen Gentleman und Jan über Dankbarkeit, die Liebe zur Musik, das Weitermachen nach über 30 Jahren Musik-Karriere und sparen auch politische Themen nicht aus. Die in dieser Folge angesprochenen Musiktitel findet ihr in der Reflektor-Streaming-Playlist. Hier findet ihr die Tourdaten von Gentleman. Hier findet ihr Infos zum Dokumentarfilm "Journey to Jah“. Hier findet ihr Reflektor bei Instagram. Und hier findet ihr Jan bei Instagram. Schreibt uns gerne unter jan@klub-reflektor.de. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Foto-Credit Episodencover: Christina Gotz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

JUST A VIBE ( VOL.75 ) | BADMAN DANCEHALL 2026 MIX | BADMAN BASHMENT 2026 | REMIXES | GYAL CHUNE | DUBPLATES by DJ ELEMENTZ

ZESS FRIDAY DANCEHALL X SOCA X AFROBEAT 9.4.26 LIVE AUDIO NO MIC by DJ ROY

All NEW Reggae with : Chaka Demus, Isha Bel, Freddie McGregor, Richie Stephens, Ky-Mani Marley, Blessed Messenger, Jah Guidance, Turbulence, King Lorenzo, Culture Rebel, Earl Sixteen, Ras Fraser Jr, Rueben Mystic, Sizzla, Farenizzi, Krysie, Papa Michigan, Quan Dejai, Ras Ajai, Singer J, Sotto Bless, Tanya Stephens, Zagga, Pinchers, Dalton Harris, Jahmali, RC, Shuga, Slashe, Kabaka Pyramid.

BACK THEN | REGGAE, DANCEHALL, HIP HOP [LIVE MIX] by TW!STA

Djing in THE Caribbean. Dance Hall, Reggaeton, Latin , Afro Beats and More. Good TImes Peep the Mix

++++ Hier könnt ihr Mitglied im Klub Reflektor werden, Jans Reflektor-Mitgliederbereich mit vielen Extras ++++ ++++ Hier gibt es Karten für Reflektor Live mit Christiane Rösinger am 5. Dezember 2026 im Colosseum-Kino in Berlin ++++ In dieser Ausgabe zu Gast: Der Musiker Gentleman. Diesmal dreht sich bei Reflektor alles um Reggae, Ragga, Dancehall und Ska. Zu Gast ist der in Köln aufgewachsene Musiker Tilmann Otto a.k.a. Gentleman. Ursprung für Gentlemans Reggae-Begeisterung war eine Bob-Marley-Platte, die den entscheidenden Funken in ihm entfachte. Gentleman hielt sich in jungen Jahren so intensiv auf Jamaika auf, dass er sogar die dort gesprochene Sprache Patwa lernte. Bald schon stand er dort die ersten Male auf Bühnen. Parallel entwickelte er seine Karriere in Deutschland – unterstützt von Reggae-Soundsystems wie Silly Walks und Gruppen wie Freundeskreis. Sein erstes Album erschien im Jahr 1999, im Jahr 2002 folgte sein Durchbruch mit dem Album „Journey to Jah“, das ihn zum international gefragten Reggae-Star machte.Am 28. August veröffentlichte er sein neues Studioalbum „Gratitude“.In Reflektor sprechen Gentleman und Jan über Dankbarkeit, die Liebe zur Musik, das Weitermachen nach über 30 Jahren Musik-Karriere und sparen auch politische Themen nicht aus. Die in dieser Folge angesprochenen Musiktitel findet ihr in der Reflektor-Streaming-Playlist. Hier findet ihr die Tourdaten von Gentleman. Hier findet ihr Infos zum Dokumentarfilm "Journey to Jah“. Hier findet ihr Reflektor bei Instagram. Und hier findet ihr Jan bei Instagram. Schreibt uns gerne unter jan@klub-reflektor.de. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Foto-Credit Episodencover: Christina Gotz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*NEW DANCEHALL MIX 2026 VOL. 15* brings together some of the hottest Dancehall songs and biggest Jamaican artists of 2026 in one nonstop mix by **ZJ Liquid**. Featuring *Vybz Kartel, Masicka, Chronic Law, Alkaline, Skillibeng, Valiant, Malie Donn, Jahvillani, IWaata, Shane O, Jamal, Skippa, Kkrytical, Rude Link, Quick Cook, Cali Fr* and more. This edition combines new Dancehall 2026, motivational Dancehall, street anthems, lifestyle records and some of the biggest songs currently circulating in Jamaica and the Dancehall scene. Vybz Kartel is heavily represented with *God and Time, Victory* and **Big Business**. “God and Time” is also the title track of Kartel's 2026 album *God and Time*, released June 5, 2026. The album includes collaborations with Shenseea, Skillibeng, Mavado, Spice, Wizkid and Farruko. Masicka comes through with *Pointless, Breaking Chains, It's Not Too Late* and *Wicked Spell**, while Chronic Law delivers **Prayer Works, Divine Resilience with Jah Vinci* and **Only One Life**. Alkaline's *Sacrifice* also lands in the mix. The track was released March 23, 2026 and appears on *NPT*.

Dancehall star Malie Donn joins ZIP 103 FM for a special 2026 interview as he talks about his upcoming debut studio album **THE GOLDEN CHILD**, new music, his career, the dancehall scene and what fans can expect next. Malie Donn continues to establish himself as one of the leading voices of Jamaica's new generation of dancehall. Known for records including *V6, Van Cleef, Body Tea, 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, Addios* and more, Malie Donn has built a growing audience in Jamaica and internationally.

Dancehall artist KKRYTICAL joins ZJ Liquid and Krystal live inside the Fresh 2 Death Show Entertainment Segment on ZIP 103 FM Jamaica for an exclusive interview about his music, career and return to Jamaica after 12 years.

The early 2000s were one of the greatest eras in Dancehall history. Every club, street jam, sound system, and party was fueled by infectious riddims, unforgettable hooks, and artists who helped take Jamaican music to every corner of the world. This mix is my tribute to that incredible period, bringing together the songs that dominated dancefloors and became the soundtrack of a generation. This mix celebrates the golden age of Dancehall, where legendary riddims like Diwali, Buy Out, and Fiesta produced hit after hit. These were the records every DJ had in rotation because they never failed to get a crowd moving. Even today, these songs instantly transport you back to packed clubs, late night parties, and unforgettable memories. Inside this mix you'll hear timeless anthems from Wayne Wonder including Friend Like Me, Bounce Along, and No Letting Go. Beenie Man reminds everyone why he earned the title King of Dancehall with classics like Fresh From Yard, Dude, Girls Dem Sugar, L.O.V.E, and King of the Dancehall. Shaggy delivers nonstop energy with Wild 2nite, Full Control, Ready Fi Di Ride, It Wasn't Me, and Hey Sexy Lady, songs that became international favorites. Sean Paul is in top form with club staples including Can You Do The Work, Like Glue Remix, Get Busy Remix, Ever Blazin', and Gimme The Light. T.O.K. continue the momentum with Money To Burn, Galang Gal, Chi Chi Man, She's Hot, and Gal Yu Ah Lead Remix, proving why they were one of the defining groups of the era. The mix also highlights crossover classics from Rihanna with If It's Lovin' That You Want and Pon De Replay, Kevin Lyttle with She Drives Me Crazy and Turn Me On Remix, Lumidee's Never Leave You, Elephant Man's explosive Pon De River Pon De Bank, Rupee's Tempted To Touch, Cham's Vitamin S, Lady Saw's Man Is The Least, Akon's Gunshot, and many more records that connected Dancehall with Hip Hop, R&B, and Pop audiences around the world. Every transition in this mix has been carefully crafted to recreate the atmosphere of a packed dancefloor during Dancehall's biggest years. The energy builds naturally from one anthem to the next, allowing each song to shine while keeping the momentum alive from beginning to end. This is more than a collection of classics. It is a musical journey through one of the most influential periods in Caribbean music. Whether these songs remind you of your first party, your favorite sound system, or the days of burning CDs and downloading music during the early internet era, this mix is guaranteed to bring back memories while introducing a new generation to the records that shaped modern Dancehall. Turn the volume up, relive the golden era, and let the music take you back to when Dancehall ruled every club. Mixed by DJ Loft. Pure nostalgia. Pure energy. Pure Club Heat.

ZESS FRIDAY DANCEHALL X SOCA X AFROBEAT X 8.29.26 LIVE AUDIO NO MIC by DJ ROY

Rewind to 3–9 September 2006, when Australia lost two legends, Paris Hilton discovered being rich couldn't get you out of probation and Sean Paul had every dancefloor speaking fluent gibberish.

2026 Barbados New Generation Dancehall Mix For a while I've been saying that Bajan (Barbadian) dancehall is in the capable hands of the new generation. This mix is what you need to get familiar with the new sound of dancehall in Barbados. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fMZzk6wu1vQ Subscribe and listen to the Blaqrose Supreme's Podcast HERE:: https://apple.co/2JyBFRf SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/blaqrosesupreme Official Website/Bookings: https://www.everyoneknowsrose.com/ Connect with Blaqrose! TikTok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@blaqrosesupreme Instagram ➡︎ https://www.instagram.com//blaqrosesupreme Facebook ➡︎ https://www.facebook.com/blaqrosesupreme ⏰ Timecodes/Tracklist ⏰ 00:00 DoeJay & Nick JR. - KARMA 02:53 Doejay - Good Better Best 04:06 Kojo Jelani - Losing It 05:18 Mastaa T - Money And Peace 07:08 Mastaa T - The Healer 09:17 Mastaa T - Do You Feel Me 11:06 Shotta Bill - My Life 12:19 Kojo Jelani - IDK 13:12 RicoDan - Spaceship 14:26 DoeJay & Nick JR. - 2 BAD 15:56 Cappa - Rock My World Keys 17:08 MarleyMusicc - K.A.L.S 18:20 MarleyMusicc - Interest 19:32 10erson - Sex In The City 21:00 Rico Maserati x Quan De Artist - 4AM Feelings 22:14 Brutal Crankstar x Maximus - No Reason 23:44 Mastaa T - 5 Star 24:56 Mastaa T - My Girl vs The World 26:08 Mastaa T - DND 27:38 Doejay - Confidential 28:51 Marley Musicc f./Chief Diin - Godspeed 30:02 Marley Musicc f./Doejay & 10erson - Vent 33:03 Marley Musicc f./Weather 40 - Dark 34:13 Weather 40 - Brawlin 35:25 Kojo Jelani - Militancy 36:21 Shotta Bill - 3 AM Thoughts 37:33 Shotta Bill f./Fr3nchh - Fk Up A Cheque 38:44 Kojo Jelani f./Nick JR - Amazing Graces 40:05 Quan De Artist - Jump Out 41:34 Ross - Red Rum 42:44 Juk6ix f./Ross - How You Like Me Now 45:15 Juk6ix f./Ross - Nuclear Missiles 46:19 Kai Boss - Killy Killy 47:14 Kai Boss - Zoned Out 48:25 Kai Boss - Motive 49:53 Sabali - Promise 51:40 Sabali f./Young Star9ine - Big Dreams 53:25 Marley Musicc - West Indies 54:18 Cappa - YNF 55:12 Cappa - Bounce 56:22 Mastaa T - Tea Tea 57:23 Masta Plug x Poly Dan - Stand Home (Blaqrose Live Blend) 58:24 Mastaa T - Crop Hot 1:00:08 Wisc - Ring Ring 1:01:18 Jordan English - Weatherman 3style Bass Edit 1:02:26 Drej - Trouble She Hate Men Raw 1:03:44 Mastaa T - No Cat Fishing 1:05:26 Cappa - Thinking 1:06:50 Amir f./DoeJay - Guidance Walk With The Father

DJ JONO X DJ PRINCE - DANCEHALL VS REGGAE @SHYLOUNGE LIVE AUDIO (EXPLICIT CONTENT) by DJ JONO

Dancehall has always been built on anthems that define an era, and this mix brings those moments together in one explosive session. From Vybz Kartel's "Fever," "Tell You Say," "Touch A Button," and the fan-favorite "Pure Love Mi Give Gal," to Shenseea's "Hit & Run" and "Shen Yeng Anthem," this mix is packed with songs that dominated parties, radio, clubs, and street dances across the Caribbean and beyond. The energy never lets up with massive records like Masicka's "Boasty," "20 Matic," "Whites," and "Slip & Slide," Alkaline's "On Fleek," "Ocean Waves," and "OBEAH," Skillibeng's "Crocodile Teeth," Popcaan's "Everything Nice," Kranium's "Gal Policy," Konshens' "Gyal A Bubble," Valiant's "North Carolina" and "Passport Princess," alongside crowd-shaking hits like "Party Animal," "Drift," and "Shake It To The Max." These are records that sparked dance trends, inspired countless remixes and mashups, and became staples in dancehall culture. Whether you lived through these moments or you're discovering them for the first time, this mix captures the sound of dancehall at its loudest and most influential. Expect nothing but certified anthems, unforgettable hooks, and nonstop shellings from one of the genre's greatest eras. Turn it up and experience the riddims that kept the streets, sound systems, and dance floors moving.

http://archive.org/download/jah-works-radio-8-14-2026/Jah%20Works%20Radio%208-14-2026.mp3 Rise in Power to the legend Fantan Mojah – this one is a livication in loving memory! Along with several tunes from Fantan Mojah, other artists featured this week include Freddie McGregor, Monk Higgins, Dean Fraser, Mikey Spice, Lukie D, Luciano, Gyptian, Jah Cure, Wayne Wonder, Morgan Heritage, Red Rat, Jah Mason, Nato, Turbulence, […]

In Episode #1 of LiveLifeBHappy24/7 (UN-PLUGD), host Jonva sits down with veteran Jamaican dancehall Artist, DJ, songwriter, and Creator Rights Movement spokesperson Frankie Sly for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation about music, culture, creativity, ownership, and legacy.From growing up in Rockfort, Kingston, to becoming part of Jamaica's influential sound system culture and reaching the global stage, Frankie Sly shares the experiences that shaped his journey as an artist. He reflects on his work with Dave Kelly and the Mad House Crew, his signature recordings, and the creative journey surrounding Murderer.The conversation goes beyond the music to explore one of the most important issues facing today's creators: knowing your rights and understanding the business behind your art.Frankie shares his perspective on publishing, contracts, royalties, copyright, intellectual property, and ownership—and why artists need to understand these areas before releasing their music. He also discusses the mission of the Creator Rights Movement, its advocacy work, and the importance of educating and empowering creators worldwide.As dancehall continues to evolve in the streaming era, Jonva and Frankie explore compensation, the future of the genre, and what it means to build a lasting legacy as a creator.And we wrap things up with a fun Lightning Round—Dancehall or Reggae? Studio or Stage? Lyrics or Beat? Legacy or Fame?For more information about creator rights, advocacy, education, and resources, visit:Creators Rights Movementhttps://creatorsrightsmovement.com

What's good, family! Welcome back to Live at the Barbershop Podcast, where real conversations happen and no topic is off limits.This week, we're breaking down the biggest headlines from around the world, diving into the hottest topics in entertainment, and discussing the latest music making waves across the culture. From trending news stories and social media debates to new album releases, summer anthems, celebrity buzz, and everything in between, we've got it covered.

ZJ Liquid presents a nonstop **Skillibeng Best Hits Mix 2026**, bringing together some of the biggest songs, street anthems, collaborations, dubplates and new Dancehall releases from one of Jamaica's most influential new-generation Dancehall artists. From *Mr Universe, Brick Pon Brick, 50 Bag, Crocodile Teeth and Whap Whap* to *Ballerina, So Bad, Bad Bitch, Rose From The Concrete, No Check* and **Try Again with Vybz Kartel**, this mix takes you through different stages of Skillibeng's catalog.

Masicka returns with FOREVER REIGN, one of the biggest new Dancehall album releases of 2026. This mix brings together tracks from Masicka's latest era alongside some of the records currently driving his sound. Released August 14, 2026, Forever Reign represents another major chapter in Masicka's career following 438 and Generation of Kings. Expect powerful lyrics, motivation, street energy, storytelling and the unmistakable Genasyde sound throughout this Dancehall mix. Featuring music from Masicka, Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Lila Iké, Kraff Gad, Blaqbonez, Di Genius and more.

We discuss with help from the #theproof the decline began mid-2000s when dancehall mirrored US rap: materialism, Black-on-black violence, drug use, and hypersexuality. Skin bleaching promoted by prominent artists sent an anti-Black message that damaged the culture and caused diaspora members to distance themselves from Jamaican heritage. "Daggering" and explicit dance videos went viral globally, shaping how non-Black audiences perceive Black culture.Full episode on https://www.patreon.com/cw/TheexpresstruthshowLet me know your thoughts in the comments section down below...SPONSORED BY https://www.instagram.com/supremeoftheuk/?hl=enORDER https://www.thehatman.com/product-category/clothing/supreme-of-the-uk/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacevzCe-rFKZU3iPH0qYqxU7f__v0yznTpLkO6k9u-gHIxI4oQ9JfyhlttATQ_aem_NJT_3YtGSSu7wm6TraEYJghttps://www.instagram.com/cfr_news/https://rumble.com/user/CFRNetworkhttps://x.com/CFRNetwork_https://twitter.com/CFRNetwork__

DappaYouth Dancehall Steam Vol.7 by OneVoiceFamilySoundSystem

ZESS FRIDAY R&B X DANCEHALL X SOCA X KOMPA 8.21.26 LIVE AUDIO by DJ ROY

ALL New Reggae with: Elaine Shepperd, Richie Stephens, Maxi Priest, Tarrus Riley, General Degrees, Luciano, Marcia Griffiths, Michael Buckley, Michael Rose, Morgan Hertiage, Prince Malachi, Tenna Star, Yashema McLeod, Jah Device, Bobby Hustle, Loud City, Conkarah, Jaro Local, J King, Isaac Jacuzzi, Ka_E, Willz, Sizzla, Inna Vision, Queen Ifrica, Buju Banton, Cocoa Tea, Shabba Ranks, Krystal, Admiral Tibet, Sizzla.

Part 1 of SUMMER JAMZ.. this is the Soca Dancehall + Bashment session Track List : Red Light Pepper Light Future Fambo House Call Buju Banton Wine & Jiggle Popcaan Man Fi Be Man Shaneil Muir Dweet & Done Jada Kingdom Cock Up Potential Kidd Brace Jah Vinci WUL UP Armanii World Class Armanii My Turn (ft. Shenseea) Valiant Brucksweat Shenseea Woii Valiant, Di Genius Slip & Slide Masicka, Di Genius Itsy Bitsy Govana, Di Genius Masterpiece Kes Rum & Coca-Cola  Kes The Band & Tano Panorama MadLypso x Various Artists Addicted To Bad Gyal  Kimba Sorzano, MadLypso Doux Doux Darlin Christo x AdvoKit Champagne Major Lazer/ Machel Montano Fuego GBM Nutron Inch By Inch  Yung Bredda Yuh Hot Yung Bredda, Shakespeare DIGGY DING DONG, Shakespeare Instruction Time Roze Don, Shakespeare Mi Seh Govana, Shakespeare Mi Seh (Remix) Govana, Jada Kingdom Rhumpudum IWaata, Shakespeare Gyal A Bruk Out Govana, Zimi Do It Sean Paul & Zimi Bend Ova  Kman 6ixx Gyal Good  Alkaline Bounce  450, Weekday Whine Fi Mi Ayetian, Mafio House Ben Yo Back Ayetian Skin It Out  10Tik x Punz La Pli Si Tol  Mikado Mechancete Au Fusil Jasse, Punz, Mikado Trouble (She Hate Men)  Drej, Father Philis & Mikado Weatherman 3style Jordan English Like Dat Jordan English Balance Jordan x Stiffy Money Shadaé Verdict  Ridge x Snakes Get Hot Mole De Chief No Man Problems Jagwa De Champ Banana  Marzville CHITA "Bounce" Stiffy x Father Philis Grab Your Ankles Supa Nytro Crop Hot Mastaa T Tea Tea Mastaa T Stand Home (ft. PolyDan & Masta Plug) Polydan, Masta Plug

À Dakar et en région, il ne se passe pas un week-end sans « sound system », du nom de ces soirées reggae de la scène underground. Autrefois marginalisées, elles se font une place dans les nuits sénégalaises et gagnent en reconnaissance. De notre correspondante à Dakar, À Dakar, sur une piste à ciel ouvert, les corps se laissent porter par les vibrations reggae. Aux platines, le DJ enchaîne des titres venus d'Europe, des États-Unis et de Jamaïque, bien sûr. « Ici, on aime le dancehall, on aime le reggae et la culture rasta », confie Omar. Ce dernier appartient à la communauté des Baye Fall, une branche du mouridisme connue au Sénégal pour ses valeurs communes avec le mouvement rasta, comme le sens du service et l'amour de la nature. Chez lui, le reggae a toujours résonné comme une prière. Ces dernières années, il a vu peu à peu les « sound system » s'ouvrir au reste de la société. « Il y a des pères et des mères de famille, il y a des couples mariés. Il y a des responsables et cadres d'entreprise qui viennent ici juste pour profiter de la musique. Plus de personnes sont conscientes du message qu'il y a derrière », explique-t-il. Au Sénégal, les premiers « sound system » datent des années 1990, impulsés par le travail du célèbre animateur radio Cheikh Amala Doucouré. Dès 1985, ce dernier consacre chaque samedi une émission reggae sur les ondes de la radio-télévision nationale (RTS). Mais le mouvement ne prend pas vraiment, associé à une forme de déviance morale et religieuse. Aujourd'hui, les réseaux sociaux changent la donne : la rébellion pacifique de Bob Marley ou la résistance radicale de Peter Tosh trouvent un nouvel écho chez les jeunes. « Moi, ce qui m'intéresse, c'est que les gens puissent voir les messages au lieu de voir la marijuana, la fumette, etc. Tous les rastas revendiquent l'indépendance de l'Afrique en général. Il y a encore le système Babylone qui règne partout dans le monde. Moi, en tant que Sénégalais, je rejoins leur mode de pensée », souligne Omar. Dreadlocks, code vestimentaire vert-or-noir aux couleurs de la Jamaïque… Ici, chacun affiche les symboles du reggae et revendique toute l'histoire qui y est rattachée. Arame Ndiaye est responsable chez Sen Reggae, l'entité qui organise les « sound system ». « Les Jamaïcains se sentent Africains. Ce sont des descendants d'esclaves, ils sont vraiment très attachés à leur terre ici. Je vous donne un exemple : un artiste reggae qui vient au Sénégal. Il veut aller à Gorée et voir la Porte du Chemin sans retour. Pourquoi ? Parce que c'est le sang », explique-t-elle. Les « sound system » veulent désormais sortir de l'ombre du mbalax et de l'afrobeats, plus populaires au Sénégal. Bien plus que de simples fêtes, Arame Ndiaye y voit un espace de cohésion sociale. « C'est un message de paix et d'harmonie. Par exemple, avec la situation politique actuelle du pays, si plus de gens écoutaient du reggae, ils seraient beaucoup plus apaisés, comprendraient mieux les choses et agiraient différemment », estime-t-elle. À Dakar, le « sound system » a rassemblé plus d'un millier de personnes le 11 mai dernier, date anniversaire de la mort de la légende Bob Marley. À lire aussiHistoire de la nuit africaine: l'Afrika Shrine, la salle mythique de Fela Kuti [7/10]

JUST A VIBE ( VOL. 73 ) | DANCEHALL THROWBACKS | THROWBACK POP REMIXES | BASHMENT THROWBACK CLASSICS by DJ ELEMENTZ

DJ Kayla G Presents Force Play Series: WORLD CLASS SUMMER '26 (Hip-Hop & R&B, Dancehall, Afrobeat, Soca) @DJKAYLAG @RIDDIMSTREAM @FYAHSQUAD Fenix Flexin & Shoreline Mafia & Purps On The Beat - RUBBERZ Bossman Dlow - Motion Party Aidonia - Yeah Yeah (Clean) (DJ Kayla G 'Motion Party' Edit) MvnnyMusik ft JayMorrg, Vybez Music Group & YK DJCHICKENWING - Deep Sea Diver Vybz Kartel & Spice - Back Way (Intro Clean) (DJ Kayla G 'Deep Sea Diver' Edit) Victoria Monet - Reach Out Vybz Kartel & Spice - Back Way (Intro Clean) (DJ Kayla G 'Deep Sea Diver' Edit) Saucy Santana - Quiet On The Creek Saucy Santana - Quiet On The Creek (Dirty) (DJ Kayla G Blow The Whistle Edit) Yung Miami - Spend Dat (SauLe Bounce Club Edit) (Clean) Cardi B - Ah Ha Cardi B - Ah Ha (Clean) (DJ Kayla G How We Do Edit) 42 Dugg ft Skilla Baby - Thick One 42 Dugg ft Skilla Baby - Thick One (Clean) (DJ Kayla G I Just Wanna Love You Edit) Trim - Coconut Water Rick Ross - Minks in Miami Wale ft Elmiene - Overthink Drake - 2 Hard 4 The Radio Jada Kingdom - Don't Talk To Me (DJ Kayla G '2 Hard 4 The Radio' Edit) Snoop Dogg ft Swizz Beatz - Step Kranium ft. Alkaline - Just The Style (Clean) (DJ Kayla G Step Edit) Quavo - HAAVIN Trim ft Monaleo - Nobody (Remix) Flippa T - What's Tea? H3adband - BOO Shenseea ft Vybz Kartel & Rvssian - Talk To Me Nuh (Serg Sniper Hype Intro - Transition 85-103) Vybz Kartel ft. Shenseea - PANIC Masicka ft. Di Genius - Slip & Slide Valiant ft. Di Genius - Woii Kranium ft. Di Genius - Girl Trip Pretti Pretti - Instant Coffee Kes ft. Di Genius - Masterpiece Shaneil Muir - Gi Gyal Money Alkaline - Gyal Good KMan 6ixx - Bend Ova Armanii - WUL UP Niqko WyldWest - Good Nf Aidonia - Le Le Le JETTI, Cheem - Party Lit Shenseea - BRUCKSWEAT Silent Addy & Disco Neil ft Rema & Skillibeng - Ballerina Teejay - Phenomenal Ding Dong - 1Up Koffee ft Skillibeng - RAPID FYAH (DJ Chemics Hype Intro) Mikado - LA PLI SI TOL (Shatta Remix) Valiant - Passenger Princess (LA PLI SI TOL (Shatta Remix) Jordan English, Mikado - Weatherman 3style Drej - Trouble (She Hate Men) Armanii - WORLD CLASS Darkoo - Like Day BNXN ft. Sarz - Back Outside Wizkid ft Asake - Turbulence Asake ft DJ Snake - WORSHIP FOLA ft Ayra Starr - treat u right Ayra Starr - Tornado Vybz Kartel - Business (Intro Clean) (DJ Kayla G Tornado Edit) Ayra Starr - Where Do We Go Victony - SLICK Popcaan ft Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR - Twist & Turn (Intro Clean) (DJ Kayla G SLICK Edit) Asake - Forgiveness Asake - Gratitude Wizkid ft. Asake - Jogodo (DJ Chemics Hype Intro) CallMeTheKidd ft Skillibeng & Victony - Like2 - Part II Nadia Batson - Pieces Jagwa De Champ - Playground Boar, Jagwa De Champ - One Eye Ball Fair - As A Friend Jagwa De Champ - No Man Problems Kimi - Action Coutain & Tano - Wedding Band Kes, Tano - Rum & Coca-Cola Sherman de Vries, DJ Private Ryan, Zebee, Mela Caribe - Lost in Trinbago Coutain & Tano - Sugar Dumplin Voice - This Feeling JEVERSON - Thank You Kimba Sorzano, MadLypso - Addicted To Bad Gyal

We discuss with help from the #theproof the decline began mid-2000s when dancehall mirrored US rap: materialism, Black-on-black violence, drug use, and hypersexuality. Skin bleaching promoted by prominent artists sent an anti-Black message that damaged the culture and caused diaspora members to distance themselves from Jamaican heritage. "Daggering" and explicit dance videos went viral globally, shaping how non-Black audiences perceive Black culture.Full episode on https://www.patreon.com/cw/TheexpresstruthshowLet me know your thoughts in the comments section down below...SPONSORED BY https://www.instagram.com/supremeoftheuk/?hl=enORDER https://www.thehatman.com/product-category/clothing/supreme-of-the-uk/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacevzCe-rFKZU3iPH0qYqxU7f__v0yznTpLkO6k9u-gHIxI4oQ9JfyhlttATQ_aem_NJT_3YtGSSu7wm6TraEYJghttps://www.instagram.com/cfr_news/https://rumble.com/user/CFRNetworkhttps://x.com/CFRNetwork_https://twitter.com/CFRNetwork__

Episode 123 featuring Spice... The Queen of Dancehall like you've never seen her before.  Spice Official opens up about her journey from poverty to becoming one of the biggest names in Dancehall, while staying rooted in her love for Jesus. She reflects on everything God has blessed her with, the sacrifices behind her success, and why she knows she deserves the life she worked and prayed for. For the first time in an interview, Spice gets emotional and sheds tears as we go deeper than the music. We cried, we laughed, we talked faith, purpose, healing, success, and everything in between. This is a side of Spice you don't want to miss.  Make sure you leave a comment and let us know whaat you think about this episode!! Please leave a review , if this episode spoke to you!  Hair is HairAreUs Use promo code "LTTA" for $ off you order : ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://hairareus.com/discount/LTTA⁠⁠⁠ For exclusive bonus content, behind-the-scenes moments, a safe place connect with like minded women.... plus more, join the LTTA app community at ⁠⁠⁠⁠LTTA.app⁠⁠⁠⁠ today. We are now in the app store! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DANCEHALL 2026 MIX | TRENDING DANCEHALL | BASHMENT PARTY MIX 2026 | BEST OF DANCEHALL 2026 by DJ ELEMENTZ

ZESS FRIDAYZ JAMAICAN FLAG PARTY DANCEHALL 8.7.26 LIVE AUDIO NO MIC by DJ ROY

We're back outside. Episode 316 marks the return from New York with 26 minutes of pure dancehall energy—blending new heat with timeless anthems that keep the vibe alive from start to finish. From infectious rhythms to heavy basslines, this mix is built to move you—whether you're cruising through the city or turning up wherever you are. Tap in and feel the island energy, NYC inspiration, and nonstop motion. Mixed by DJ Eternity.

Dancehall star Malie Donn joins us Tell Us A Secret Ask YeeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.