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Munga Honorable “Naa Chubble Nobody”, He’s Here For A Good Time


Last week, Dancehall Artist Munga Honorable heard some of the best news ever. He was acquitted of murder charges that were against him for a number of years. With this type of freedom in his life, it’s time to party and enjoy life. He stepped out recently with, “Naa Chubble Nobody“.

Produced by Track Starr Music, Munga Honorable is all about the Women, the money, and the good vibes in, “Naa Chubble Nobody”. This one is for the hustlers, the stars, the bosses, and those who are trying to live life in the best way, and not have problems with anyone. Munga has a lot to celebrate, and the Track Starr beat puts him in the right mood. The track is accompanied by a music video directed by Dark Moon Cinema, and Munga is outside with the vibes. Life is there to live, and the Deejay is making it happen. With nothing burdens on his back, it’s time to flourish.

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OLDIES SUNDAY: Super Cat – Dance Inna New York (1982)


On June 13, 2026, something happened in the US that hasn’t happened in a long time. The Basketball team the New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years! A time was had for fans, and New York showed how they really celebrated their wins. Jamaica and New York has a strong connection here, as there are players who share a Jamaican lineage, and New York is a place many Jamaicans migrate to. You know the history. Today, we share in the celebrations. We go back in time to check out Super Cat’sDance Inna New York“.

Produced by Jah Thomas on the “Gunshot Riddim” and released through Roots Records in 1982, Super Cat shares his time in New York City in, “Dance Inna New York”. Naturally he’d attend a party, and when the people aren’t calling for some the Dancehall greats at the time, they’re calling for him to liven up the place. The Deejay’s name goes far and wide, and when it comes to his skillset, he never disappoints. “Dance Inna New York” was a hit for Super Cat, and is one of his top selections. “Dance Inna New York” was sampled by Rapper Nas for his “Nas The Don” track.

Since the release of “Dance Inna New York”, Super Cat went on to become one of Dancehall music’s most important members. He paved the way for many Deejays, and has secured his place as an Icon. Aside from Dancehall music, he was an early collaborator for a then-unknown Notorious B.I.G., has tunes with Kriss Kross, Sugar Ray, 112, and many others. Super Cat is still active, performing in parts of the world, and releasing a song here and there. “Dance Inna New York” remains a classic. Congrats to the New York Knicks!

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.@ItsTheTifa Has Some Words For The “Internet Bad Gyal”


Dancehall Artist Tifa has come a long way. From being a fresh face in the 2000s, she now sits with the vets in music, and is still putting in work. There were talks of retirement years ago, but when you love the music, there’s no quitting. Tifa has been on before Social Media, and has embraced the platform since day one. However, Social Media has made way for the type of people who aim to bring others down. Many live in anonymity, but Tifa is ready for them. She has a few words for them in, “Internet Bad Gyal“.

Produced by Troyton Music on the “Bad Sling Riddim” that pays homage to the “Sleng Teng Riddim“, Tifa is locked and loaded for the keyboard warriors in, “Internet Bad Gyal”. Being on the scene for a long time can bring around a lot of negativity along with the support system, it’s up to the individual to handle it in the best way possible. While Tifa won’t show at the front door, her lyrics serve as warnings for those who think they can go further than the comment section with her. She may be sweet and easy to get along with, but do not take Tifa for a softie. Keyboard warriors aside, Tifa continues to let her pen work, and keeps her skills sharp in the Studio. You can catch her live at an event this Summer, but if you bring bad intentions, stay home before you regret it.

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Lady Lava Dominates Nominations, New Categories Revealed & More For @CaribMusicAwards 2026


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The countdown begins as the Caribbean Music Awards returns for its highly anticipated fourth annual celebration, delivering its most expansive and electrifying edition yet, spotlighting the artists, songs, and cultural innovators shaping the global sound of Caribbean music. Additional details about the event and date will be announced soon.

This year marks a major milestone with over 250 nominees across more than 40 categories, reflecting the rapid global rise, diversity, and creative expansion of Caribbean music. Voting officially opened on June 10, 2026, and will remain open through August 10, 2026, giving fans worldwide an extended opportunity to support their favorite artists, songs, and cultural icons. Voting and full details are available at caribmusicawards.com. Building on its commitment to cultural expansion and genre inclusivity, the Awards introduces a powerful slate of nine new and expanded categories spotlighting Dennery Artist and Song of the Year, Zess Song of the Year, Konpa Song of the Year, Chutney Soca Artist and Song of the Year, Jab Artist and Song of the Year, and French Caribbean Song of the Year. These additions further solidify the Caribbean Music Awards as the most comprehensive platform celebrating the full spectrum of Caribbean sound.

This year’s nominations tell a defining story of a rapidly evolving musical landscape driven by collaboration, genre-fluidity, and global crossover success. Leading the artist field is Lady Lava, who emerges as the most nominated artist with nine nominations, reflecting her rare cross-genre presence across Soca, Zess, Chutney Soca, and performance categories.

Close behind is a tightly packed group of dominant forces shaping the year’s soundscape, with Ayetian, Machel Montano, and V’ghn each securing seven nominations, underscoring their wide-ranging impact across Dancehall, Soca, and collaboration-heavy categories. Shenseea and Skillibeng follow with six nominations each, while Masicka, Popcaan, Valiant, Vybz Kartel, and Yung Bredda each earn five nominations, reinforcing the continued global dominance and cultural influence of Dancehall and Soca’s leading voices.

A strong second tier of consistent contenders also emerges with Full Blown, Jesse Royal, Joé Dwèt Filé, Kes, Lila Iké, Lola Doll, Mical Teja, Mikado, and Voice, each earning four nominations, highlighting the depth and competitive balance across genres including Reggae, Soca, Konpa, Zess, and French Caribbean music. On the song side, “Shake It to the Max (Fly) Remix” by Moliy, Skillibeng, Shenseea & Silent Addy leads the 2026 field as the most nominated song of the year, earning three nominations across multiple categories, the highest total for any single track. Its cross-category strength highlights its broad cultural reach across Dancehall, collaboration, and visual recognition, cementing it as one of the defining records of the year.

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Love Is Worth “Waiting For” In Quan-Dajai’s New Single


When that love thing comes for you, you better be ready to receive it. In a time when negativity spreads, love will always seize the day. Recording Artist/Actor Quan-Dajai looks to promote that good love, and is readying up a string of releases to get unions formed, and the bonds more secure. When it comes to good things, it’s worth “Waiting For“.

Produced by Urban Villah, Quan-Dajai speaks on the power of true love in, “Waiting For”. It’s all about patience, faith, and trusting the process when it comes to love. Sure there are challenges when love is involved, but not even distance can keep away something that is genuine. When the connection is right, it will get better. Quan-Dajai has been taking the time to put together new music, and is still enjoying publicity from his role in “Bob Marley: One Love“. Let this new single inspire you, and remind you that the best things are worth waiting for.

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Vybz Kartel, Asabi, @TrulyDyani & 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 800 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?“, Vybz Kartel’s “God & Time” album, Asabi’s new single “Bedrock”, “Journey” by D’Yani, Eddy G Bomba’s “Village”, Pamputtae’s “Bend Back”, the controversial “Fix D Road” by Jah Izrehl and Yaksta, “Fast Button” by Skippa, and more.

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

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