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Reggae artist Fantan Mojah has publicly denied rumors linking him to the murder of Jabari “Baba Skeng” Johnson, son of fellow artist Jah Mason. Johnson was tragically killed during a TikTok livestream on April 28. Mojah, known for his positive and spiritual music, has condemned the spread of these unfounded allegations. The reggae community continues to mourn Johnson’s loss as investigations into the incident continue.
A rising and tragic trend is shaking Jamaican social media, where TikTok live streams have become the stage for real-time acts of violence. Jabari “Baba Skeng” Johnson, son of reggae legend Jah Mason, was shot and killed while streaming live — joining fellow TikTokers Nyah Gang and 41 Busshead, who met similar ends. The incidents have sparked national outrage and concern, with artists like Stalk Ashley expressing fear over the impact such scenes may have on young and elderly viewers. Experts warn that exposure to such live violence can cause serious psychological harm. Mental health resources in Jamaica are being highlighted as communities seek healing and support in the face of these disturbing events.
Jamaica is set to host the Earth Hour 2025 Acoustic Concert at Hope Gardens in St. Andrew on March 22, featuring performances by reggae artists Luciano, Keznamdi, and Sevana. This free event aligns with the global Earth Hour initiative, encouraging individuals worldwide to turn off their lights for one hour to raise awareness about environmental issues. The concert exemplifies the reggae community’s commitment to environmental sustainability and the fight against climate change.
Koffee has wiped all her social media accounts, leaving fans questioning what’s next. Speculation suggests she was dropped by RCA, but sources clarify she was never directly signed. Promised Land Records confirms new music is coming soon, hinting at a possible rebrand rather than a setback. Is Koffee preparing for a major comeback, or is something else going on? Tell us what you think.
The upcoming 2025 Penn Relays in Philadelphia will not only highlight exceptional track and field performances, particularly from Jamaican athletes like Usain Bolt, Kemoy Campbell, and Moya Thompson, but also transform the city into a Caribbean cultural hub. Attendees can indulge in authentic Jamaican cuisine from local vendors and restaurants, partake in reggae and dancehall festivities, and support organizations like Team Jamaica Bickle. TJB’s annual Labor of Love Luncheon will play a pivotal role in rallying support for Caribbean athletes, ensuring their continued excellence at the Penn Relays.
(ReggaeVibeMedia.com) – In a night that will be remembered as a defining moment in dancehall history, the Queen of Dancehall, Spice, led her crew, Spice Army, to a resounding victory at the Red Bull Culture Clash 2025. Held on March 8 at London’s DRUMSHEDS, the event drew a crowd of 10,000 enthusiastic fans who witnessed […]
Dancehall icon Spragga Benz’s latest film, Unbelievable, is now streaming on Amazon Prime. The movie explores the emotional journey of a couple, played by Benz and Charmaine Fenton, as they face challenges in conceiving and dealing with terminal illness. Directed by Cleon A. James and filmed in Florida, the production also features talents like Merlisa Determined and Supa Twitch. This release adds to Spragga Benz’s growing filmography, highlighting his versatility beyond music.
Dante Brooks, son of renowned dancehall artist Mavado, was released from prison on March 7, 2025, after the Jamaican Court of Appeal overturned his 2021 murder conviction. The court cited issues with the credibility of the sole eyewitness and errors in the original trial proceedings as reasons for the decision. Brooks’ release has been met with widespread support from his family, the dancehall community, and fans globally, highlighting the significance of ensuring credible evidence in judicial processes.
Ky-Mani Marley has released “Love & Energy,” the title track from his upcoming album, featuring Iba Mahr and Lutan Fyah. Produced by Llamar “Riff Raff” Brown, the song delivers an uplifting message complemented by a vibrant music video set in Jamaica. The track is now available on all digital platforms.
Marking the first anniversary of Peetah Morgan’s passing, this article reflects on the life and legacy of the Morgan Heritage lead vocalist. Peetah died from a rare medical condition, as revealed by his brother Gramps Morgan. Despite the family’s choice to keep specific details private, the reggae community continues to honor Peetah’s monumental contributions to music and his lasting impact on fans worldwide.
