This week, Billboard is publishing a series of lists and articles celebrating the music of 20 years ago. Our 2001 Week continues with an interview with dancehall legend Shaggy, as he looks back on the biggest [Read More]
Grammy-winning Jamaican entertainers Shaggy and Bounty Killer, have been recognised among the greats, in a list compiled by Billboard magazine of the ‘100 Greatest Songs of 2001’, as the popular magazine marks the 20th anniversary [Read More]
Queen of Dancehall and Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta star Spice has revealed that her debut album will be titled TEN. The album is expected to be released in March. During an interview with UK-based [Read More]
Beenie Man has a new album coming this spring with a star-studded guest list. It’s been more than a decade since Beenie Man released a new project. For many old-school dancehall fans, it seemed like [Read More]
It is hard to imagine what summer 2000 would’ve been like without Shaggy and RikRok’s monster hit single “It Wasn’t Me.” The song broke generational barriers to gain a stronghold in the minds and lips [Read More]
This time, it was him. Shaggy, the Jamaican reggae star behind the hit song “It Wasn’t Me,” has purchased a home for $2.15-million near the ocean in Coral Gables, Fla. The property claims a leafy [Read More]
Jamaican grammy-winning entertainer Shaggy, is one of the main faces in an upcoming Super Bowl LV commercial for American snack brand, Cheetos. Shaggy shared a teaser of the commerical on his official Instagram page on [Read More]
Shaggy wants serious reform of the Jamaican music industry. The international recording artiste, who is known to be one of the most successful Jamaicans in the game, says that navigating the international space is difficult [Read More]
JAMAICAN Grammy Award-winning recording artiste Shaggy has brushed aside conspiracy theories about COVID-19 vaccines and says he’s ready to take the jab when it becomes available in the island. “Mi deh a di front a [Read More]
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