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Reggae legend Errol Dunkley has officially pulled out of the Reggae Revolution Japan Tour after clashing with promoter Anthony Selassie of Musical Attack Promotions. Scheduled to span 15 cities between August and September 2025, the tour has now been left in disarray. Dunkley announced via video messages that he would no longer perform in Japan, citing an irreconcilable breakdown with the promoter. Selassie responded with dismissive social media posts and vague statements, further fueling controversy. For reggae fans, the loss of Dunkley’s presence marks a major disappointment, while the incident highlights ongoing challenges Jamaican artists face when working abroad, particularly with promoter relations and trust in international markets.
In a harrowing turn of events, reggae artist Jesse Royal was involved in a significant vehicle accident. Though the severity of his injuries hasn’t been officially publicized, he assures fans he’s okay and focused on recovery. Royal is retaining his touring commitments, including a performance with Buju Banton in Atlantic City on September 12, 2025, and a New York show with Beres Hammond on September 4, 2025. While specifics are scarce, the community response has been one of relief and support, with many thankful for his safety. Amid this recovery, Jesse Royal also confirmed the release of his new album titled No Place Like Home, demonstrating his resilience and dedication to the music and his audience.
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.
(ReggaeVibeMedia.com) – After a long and puzzling absence from the music scene, Grammy-winning Reggae star Koffee has officially returned—and she’s come bearing fire. The Jamaican sensation reemerged from an extended hiatus with a surprise release of her brand-new, self-titled track, “Koffee,” putting to rest months of swirling rumors and industry speculation. Fans had grown increasingly […]
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