Since March 2025, we premiered a new weekly Playlist called, “What’s On 13th Street?“. Since then, we have featured over 600 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!
The ladies are asking for more Nigy Boy in 2026, and he’s here to deliver. It’s a new season, and he’s ready to get the ladies in the mood again. Earlier, he premiered, “Body Language“.
Produced by Mr. Vegas and Kisko Hype and released through MV Music, Nigy Boy needs to know all the ways to love her in, “Body Language”. He delivers some of his best work here, and ensures the ladies will stay locked in to his voice all year. With a music video directed by Rizzy for Now Or Never, we see the “Blind Casanova” doing all the fun things with his love interest, connecting more with her to make himself whole again. Catch him painting pictures, and getting cozy with her throughout. With the new season, fans can look forward to Nigy Boy taking on more stages, stay tuned for updates from him. “Fada Blind” continues to lure his flock of ladies to his lair.
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There different types of love being circulated around the world, from platonic to toxic. With V-Day just days away, many are dealing with unsure love, solid as a rock love, renewed love, and toxic love. For Singer Nigy Boy, while he is the Casanova when it comes to the ladies, he has his times where he stumbles in a relationship. He speaks about it in, “Colour Blind“.
Produced by CJ The Chemist on the “Champagne Riddim“, Nigy Boy deals with a toxic kind of love in, “Colour Blind”. The Singer finds himself in a relationship that has a few red flags, but his love for her supersedes the warning signs and logic throughout. Even if he has a moment of clarity and wants to make an exit, there’s just something about her that makes him want to stay. The black and white visual directed by Dream Shot This adds to the colourblindness of the situation, but Nigy Boy is human like everyone else, and continues to be held by the grip of her love. Shout out to those unlucky in love, may that change for you this year.
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We have officially crossed the half mark of the 2020s, and a lot has happened. In Jamaica’s music scene, many new Artists and movements emerged, some fell by the wayside just as quickly as they get the break, and others never made it to the 2020s for one reason or another. We remember those who passed away, and may their music and works live on. In remembering the first half of the 2020s, we look back at a few songs that made impact in the 2020s so far. These songs may have officially given the Artists their big break, rejuvenated a career or few, set Social Media and the streets on fire, and crossed over to the International market. Here are 10 of them in no particular order.
2022 was a year for Dancehall Artist Valiant. While he was building his career for a number of years, his name got the people’s attention thanks to a TikTok video. The video, which found him dressed in Ralph Lauren, gave the birth to the phrase, “Kotch E Hat A lie?“, which found life on Social Media thanks to various posts using the sound. From there, Valiant would capitalize off the buzz with singles like “St. Mary” and “North Carolina“. Those singles enjoyed love in the streets, but it was the Tarick-produced “Dunce Cheque” that took over households, and took flight to various parts of the world. The music video quickly hit over 1 Million views in a couple days, the single overall scored streaming numbers in the millions while securing a place in Dancehall and Social Media, and caused a few controversies thanks to the rise of the “Dunce” movement. Valiant officially became a star, and he keeps the fire going in 2026.
In 2020, people were made aware of an upcoming Dancehall Artist named, Skeng. The Spanish Town native was armed with aggressive lyrics and a presence that would unleash brimstone if he was approached the wrong way. He started to make noise with the gun-toting single “Brrp“, but it was his 2021 release “Gvnman Shift” that would open up the gates for him. His stance as an Intellectual who carefully detailed his badness throughout, placed him on the forefront of Dancehall music. The John Coop/DiTruth-produced “Gvnman Shift” enjoyed viral success, and even had kids in Basic School/Kindergarten reciting the lyrics word for word. Skeng became a star in the 2020s, with hit singles quickly following, and he successfully crossed over to the overseas market thanks to his collaborations with Rapper Nicki Minaj. Ay BWOY!
It’s a new year, but Dancehall Singjay Nigy Boy is still a Casanova. The previous year found him still working and releasing singles, but 2026 is off to a huge start for him. For the past few days, he has been building anticipation as he was next up on DJ Mac’s “WYFL Riddim“. Today, he finally checks in with the visual for the single, “Risk It All“.
Directed by Rizzy, Nigy Boy has a special place for the ladies who are ready to do whatever for him in, “Risk It All”. The wait is finally over for his fans as he has been having a good run with DJ Mac productions, and “Risk It All” continues to find him at his most confident. From having Women all over the globe, to stealing your Woman, to having them giving him everything he wishes, Nigy is singing his way into their hearts with ease. The “WYFL Riddim” has been doing very well with other Artists, but “Fada Blind” had to get in on the fun. Get ready for another run.
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Recording Artist J’Calm has been building on his brand in the past few years. From International recognition, to collaborations with some of the biggest names in Jamaican music, he’s ensuring his tenure is a long one. With a new album on the way, he’s keeping the people occupied with new music. Recently, he released the single, “Emotions“.
Produced by Tony “CD” Kelly and featuring Nigy Boy, J’Calm taps into R&B/Dancehall vibes in, “Emotions”. The track finds the Artists tapping into their vulnerabilities, and oozing confidence as well throughout, making for a release that will reel in the ladies from around the world. The track samples the “Answer Riddim“, a classic Dancehall Riddim that drew inspiration from Sir Coxsone Dodd’s original production that has had many versions from the likes of Blacker Dread, Steely and Clevie, and “Fatis” Burrell. Fun fact: Tony Kelly also had a version of the “Answer Riddim” that featured Charlie Chaplin. J’Calm’s upcoming album titled, “Emotions”, promises to make an impact, with hopes of enhancing the International Dancehall scene, and place him at the forefront.
