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Buju Banton, Squash, Ai Milly, & More Featured In “What’s On 13th Street?”


Since March 2025, we premiered a new weekly Playlist called, “What’s On 13th Street?“. Since then, we have featured over 900 new songs from Artists in and outside the Caribbean. Some are your faves, others are legends in the game, and some newcomers. Please show your support for the Playlist by liking/following it on Spotify, share with your friends regularly, and enjoy!

This week for “What’s On 13th Street?“, Buju Banton released his new “Too Too Bad” album, Squash teams up with Masicka on “16”, Ai Milly gives us his “Old Milly” project, Tifa steps out with “Show Mi Di Wine”, Jahmiel releases his “Against All Odds” album, Elephant Man brings “Rum Pan Di Beach”, Ding Dong & Kaka Highflames brings the dance with “A Suh We”, Top Banks takes it to the “Graduation” with new track, and more.

The “What’s On 13th Street?” Playlist is now available for streaming on Spotify.

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Buju Banton Gets “Too Too Bad” With New Album


Inna this session, we have the one called Buju Banton ready to take over the scene! The veteran has been very busy these past few years, and is always ready when it comes to the music. For the summer, he looks to show why he is one of the greatest with the release of the new album, “Too Too Bad“.

Featuring 13 tracks, Buju Banton salutes the old school, shows why he’s a legend with the new “Too Too Bad” album. The Deejay is in his element here, showing no signs of aging when he takes over the booth. The album has a mix of everything for every kind of Buju fan, and has elements of the 80s and 90s, times where a young Buju made strides. The ladies will love it, and the brothers will respect it. Production on “Too Too Bad” includes the likes of DJ Mac, Crash Dummy, J’August, Dready, Silent Addy, Disco Neil, AyoJuan, Ricky Blaze, and Supa Dups, while Ari Lennox, DJ Khaled, and Gramps Morgan show up for a few tracks. The “Gargamel” still rules the Dancehall, and the summer will get a little hotter thanks to the new tunes.

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DJ Khaled x Bounty Killa x Vybz Kartel x Buju Banton x Mavado x Kaylan Arnold "You Remind Me" on 13thStreetPromotions.com #Jamaica #Miami #Dancehall #PopMusic #13thStreetPromotions #DJKhaled #YouRemindMe #VybzKartel #BountyKilla #BujuBanton #Mavado #DJKhaled #KaylanArnold #RoryStoneLove #IvanBerrios #MusicVideo #Video #Youtube #Caribbean #StreetRunner #TarikAzzouz #Habib

.@DJKhaled Calls Up Bounty Killa, Vybz Kartel, Buju Banton, Mavado & More For “You Remind Me” Collab


It’s a new day for new music, and today you’re gonna hear something you have never heard before. For years DJ Khaled has been one of the names to call for collaborations, but when it comes to Dancehall and Reggae, it was a moment for him. Known for pairing up even former foes for hit tracks, he steps out again with a unique collaboration called, “You Remind Me“.

The much-anticipated “You Remind Me” collaboration finds DJ Khaled enlisting Jamaican Icons Bounty Killa, Vybz Kartel, Buju Banton, and Mavado for something for the ladies. Co-Produced with StreetRunner, Dson Beats, Tarik Azzouz, and Habib and featuring contributions from Kaylan Arnold and RoryStonelove, we get a song that is about to extend the Summer vibes, and get the ladies dancing. The track was previewed a few months ago via a video showing the Deejays in a Studio session in Miami, and we finally get the track that may become a part of history as we see former foes (Mavado vs Kartel, other times Kartel vs Bounty, and for a time Mavado vs Bounty) share the booth and reunite as friends, and we continue to enjoy Kartel’s episodes as a free Man. New collaborations, unity, and vibes today, tune in!

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Badda General Weighs In On The “King Of Dancehall” Topic In “The Debate”


Who is the King of Dancehall? Some say Bounty, some say Beenie, some say Kartel, some say Alka, some say Masicka. With plenty of names being thrown in the hat whenever conversations start, there is always division. Recently, the topic got hot when Vybz Kartel was given the title, but fellow Dancehall Artist Beenie Man opposed, and shared a few words about it. Dancehall Artist/Producer Badda General decided to step in, and discuss the new controversy in the single, “The Debate“.

Released through Real Squad Records, Badda General weighs in on the “King of Dancehall” topic in “The Debate”. While there are a number of names being called aside from Vybz Kartel, Badda shares that at the end of the day, no matter what awards, sales, and streams say, the streets make the overall decision on who qualifies for the Dancehall throne. He mentioned former GRAMMY winners Sean Paul, Shabba Ranks, Buju Banton, and Shaggy, who have made great contributions to uplifting the culture, but he also gave a short History lesson on past Artists who helped to shape Dancehall, and are a part of the G.O.A.T. list like U-Roy and Yellowman. There will be Kings, and everyone has their time, but the debates will never end. Who is YOUR King of Dancehall?

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Did You Go To “Such Man Party”? @BujuBanton Asks


While the world is still reeling off of news stemming from the recent US Elections, there have been developments in regard to another topic of interest. There have been new reports against this person we call, “Such Man“, that may mean that he will not see freedom any time soon. The topic is a popular one, and there have questions and conspiracy theories. Dancehall/Reggae Icon Buju Banton has been aware of the developments, but he asks some important questions in his new single, “Such Man Party“.

Produced by Dutty Rock Productions on the Dave Kelly-sampled “Dutty Showtime Riddim“, Buju Banton doesn’t want fluff, he wants the truth about “Such Man Party”. Over the past few years, there have been many celebrities who have attended, and partied away at his many events, but since the accusations and arrest, some have remained silent about the matter, or have made public statements about not being a part of the dark side of those parties. Buju warns those who have been a part of these events to make sure they haven’t been doing sinister things, because when names are called, there won’t be any time for excuses, and no forgiveness. “Such Man” has been living a terrible life behind closed doors, and slowly but surely he’s being exposed through documents, videos, and witnesses. Detective Buju is on the case.

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.@BugleAn9ted Releases New “Apex” Album


Reggae/Dancehall Artist Bugle continues to be one of the leading voices in the Jamaican music scene. Providing powerful messages through his various releases, the respect for him goes far, and his following continues to grow. Ready to make an even bigger impact, he shares his newest album, “Apex“.

Featuring 16 tracks, Bugle’s “Apex” album is the follow up to the critically-acclaimed album, “Toxicity“. The new album brings that signature Bugle sound with an additional charge as the Deejay aims to connect with more people. The album dabbles in Social Commentary, love, Rastafari, provides motivation for the listener going through their hardships. Production on “Apex” includes the likes of Evidence Music, AC Records, DJ Bambino, Mr. G, Inna Mi House Music, Vas Production, and Bugle himself for An9ted Music. The album also hosts a number of guest appearances that include Tifa, Buju Banton, Damian Marley, GiHRL, Maxi Priest, Chaps, Military Man, Capleton, Ras Shadai, Rory Stonelove, and Barrington Levy. Bugle also pays tribute to a few classic songs o the album, music enthusiasts will quickly pick up on them. Bugle delivers nothing but good music, and this new album is no different. Tune in.

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