Dancehall kingpin Buju Banton is keen to show the world what they were missing while he was incarcerated. His latest effort at this has been the release of a new riddim compilation that features a ...

Long before streaming platforms and curated play lists became the norm, Jamaica’s sound systems dictated the soundtrack of the streets. Exclusive dubplates, expertly crafted mixes, and powerful ...

I was three years old when dancehall superstar Buju Banton released his third album 'Til Shiloh and his music became the soundtrack of my childhood in Jamaica. At seven, I remember being puzzled at ...

Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica, Buju's affinity for reggae and dancehall was present since he was a young kid. In the late 1980s, he dropped his first single, "The Ruler." But the ragga artist really ...

Lyrics & Story Explained - DancehallMag. When listeners ask about the champion meaning in Buju Banton's catalogue, the answer lives inside one of reggae's most celebrated albums of the 1990s..

In more than two decades of covering reggae shows, I have never — as I did last weekend — seen a Caribbean crowd so big line up so early for a concert. Some 35,000 people began descending on ...

Having served seven years in a US prison on drugs charges, Banton is returning to a hero’s welcome – though to many he’s still notorious for a song inciting the murder of gay people The most eagerly ...

Lyrics & Story Explained - DancehallMag. If you have ever searched for the untold stories meaning in Buju Banton's canon, you have landed on one of reggae music's most enduring social documents..