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Dancehall star Masicka has released the official music video for “Spend,” bringing the swagger, sensuality and unapologetic indulgence of the track from his recently released album, Forever Reign, to the screen.Directed by Shane Creative, “Spend” pairs Masicka’s commanding presence with a richly textured, retro-inspired setting.
Dancehall’s New Anthem ‘Surgery’ Smashes US Itunes Reggae Top 3 for 48+ Hours
Dominican Bouyon artiste Reo (Dario Sebastien) is heating up YouTube with his latest release, “Jolie BB,” a collaboration with Martinique’s Maurane Voyer. In just a week since its release, the official music video racked up an impressive 115,000 plus views on YouTube, drawing attention to the song amongst French-speaking audiences and highlighting the potential for Bouyon to reach new listeners across Martinque and the wider French Caribbean.
Following a landmark celebration in Trinidad & Tobago and weeks of continued international media coverage, the Caribbean Music Awards, presented by Trinidad Tourism Limited, has announced that its fourth annual ceremony will premiere globally on the official Caribbean Music Awards YouTube channel on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 9 PM EST. The ceremony will also be available internationally through the TRACE Plus App and its television platforms in select markets, alongside confirmed television broadcasts across eight Caribbean markets. Since the September 19 ceremony, anticipation among fans and followers for the full broadcast has continued to build, fueled by red carpet moments, artist appearances and performances that have kept the conversation surrounding the event alive across social media, television and traditional press.
Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley has released No Better Riddim, a 16-track compilation that showcases the evolution of reggae through diverse storytelling. Featuring both established and emerging voices, this project highlights the richness of Jamaican culture and the power of collaboration in music.
The Jamaican Hitmaker Talks Viral Success, Working with Dancehall’s Biggest Names and the Art of Creating Sounds That Connect.
DJ Cheem, DJ Nfazo, Mickael Marabou and Suga Candy Mas Bring Caribbean Energy to Manhattan in a Vibrant Celebration of Music, Carnival and Diaspora Unity
From the Caribbean Music Awards Stage to a Massive International Feature—how the "Chorus Gad" Blocks Out the Noise and Stays Raw.
The fourth annual Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) has officially concluded its inaugural Elite Weekend Experience in Trinidad & Tobago, bringing together more than 100 artists and creatives, international and regional media, industry professionals, cultural leaders, vendors, partners and audiences for three days of music, conversation, celebration and connection at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) in Port of Spain. Under the 2026 theme “Sounds of the Caribbean,” the weekend marked the first time the Caribbean Music Awards were staged in Trinidad & Tobago, expanding the CMA experience into a destination-based celebration designed to spotlight the depth, diversity and global reach of Caribbean music and culture.
Jessygirl is building a modern sound that blends Haitian Creole, English, and global pop influences while bringing her culture to a new generation.
In just a few days, the Caribbean Music Awards will make its Trinidad & Tobago debut, bringing artists, presenters, music executives, media and Caribbean tastemakers together from across the Caribbean and around the world. The fourth annual celebration will anchor a weekend of music, culture and connection, spotlighting the sounds and talent of the Caribbean and the global audiences, artists and communities they continue to reach.
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