The Grammy nominations are here, and reggae is once again in the spotlight, ready to captivate global audiences with its soul-stirring rhythms and unbreakable spirit. The 2025 lineup for Best Reggae Album is a dynamic mix of iconic legends and groundbreaking newcomers, proving that the genre’s legacy is alive, thriving, and evolving. Let’s embark on a journey through this year’s nominees, exploring their triumphs and the adventure that reggae continues to inspire worldwide. Shenseea: A New Dawn for Reggae Queens Shenseea’s Never Gets Late Here marks a monumental first for the dancehall darling. Her Grammy nod for Best Reggae Album isn’t just a win for her—it’s a celebration of women in reggae. Known for her electrifying performances and boundary-pushing sound, Shenseea has climbed from local sensation to global superstar. In a teary Instagram live, Shenseea thanked her fans, saying, “This is for all the women breaking barriers in reggae and dancehall. We’ve come a long way, and I’m ju...

Kendrick Lamar Drake Childish Gambino Will They Even Be There? Three of the biggest names in hiphop have turned down Grammy show producer Ken Ehrlich invites to perform at this years Grammy's. With their respective reps not answering any questions yet about there appearances at the grammy's, it leaves one to wonder if this is a social stand for something.  We know Drake is irritated at the fact that he won Best Rap Song in 2017 for a song that wasn't even a rap song "Hotline Bling," recognizing the fact that a more noteworthy RAP song could have taken that award, like "Ultralight Beam".  Ariana Grande also declined to perform when when producers asked her to not perform her newest single "7 Rings." She came after the producer, Stating that he was lying about her in an interview Ken had, where he stated the artist "felt it was to late to pull something together." Stating on Social Media, "I...