KRANIUM ANNOUNCES NEW YORK CITY HEADLINE SHOW AT SONY HALL FOLLOWING STANDOUT PERFORMANCE AT REGGAELAND UK

NEW YORK, NY (August, 2026) — Fresh off an electrifying performance at Reggae Land UK, internationally acclaimed dancehall artist Kranium has officially announced his highly anticipated New York City headline concert at Sony Hall on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

Widely recognized as one of dancehall's most distinctive voices, Kranium returns to the city he proudly calls home for an intimate performance celebrating a career that has consistently bridged dancehall, reggae, and R&B while earning a devoted global fanbase.


The announcement follows the release of his latest EP, A Slight Delay, a project that showcases Kranium's continued artistic evolution while staying true to the melodic sound that has made him one of Jamaica's most recognizable contemporary artists. Earlier this year, he also embarked on his A Slight Delay Tour, bringing the new music directly to fans across multiple markets.


Since bursting onto the international scene with the Platinum-certified anthem "Nobody Has to Know," Kranium has continued to build an impressive catalog of global hits. His breakout single has earned multi-Platinum and Gold certifications across several territories, including Platinum in the United States and Canada, multi-Platinum in the United Kingdom, and Gold certification in New Zealand. He has also earned additional certifications for fan favorites including "Gal Policy" and "We Can."


Known affectionately as "The Melody Gad," Kranium has collaborated with some of music's biggest names while maintaining a sound uniquely his own. His effortless ability to blend dancehall authenticity with contemporary influences has positioned him as one of the genre's most influential voices over the past decade.


"New York has always been home for me," says Kranium. "Every time I perform here, the energy is different because these are the people who have been supporting me from the beginning. After everything that's happened this year, from touring to releasing A Slight Delay and headlining festivals, it felt like the perfect time to come back with a headline show that the fans deserve."

Fans can expect an evening filled with the songs that defined Kranium's career alongside music from ‘A Slight Delay’, delivering the captivating live performance and signature vocals that have made him one of dancehall's premier live entertainers.


With millions of streams worldwide, international certifications, sold-out performances, and a catalog that continues to resonate across generations, Kranium's Sony Hall performance promises to be one of New York City's must-see dancehall events of the year.

KRANIUM – LIVE IN CONCERT

Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026

Venue: Sony Hall

Location: New York, NY

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About Kranium

Born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, and raised between Jamaica and New York, Kranium has become one of dancehall’s most recognizable global voices. Known for his seamless fusion of dancehall, reggae, R&B and hip-hop influences, he first broke through internationally with “Nobody Has To Know” and has since built a catalog of global records that continue to connect across cultures and generations. His music has earned multiple certifications across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, solidifying his position as one of the defining Jamaican artists of his era.

EDLEY SHINE DELIVERS “BROKEN DOLLY,” THE FIRST EXPLOSIVE CHAPTER OF DJ JAHMAR’S “BOOK OF MICAH RIDDIM”

New York, New York — August, 2026 -- Dancehall trailblazer Edley Shine, formerly of the groundbreaking duo Born Jamericans, joins forces with producer DJ Jahmar for “Broken Dolly,” the first explosive single from the highly anticipated “Book of Micah Riddim” project. Packed with attitude, storytelling and an unmistakably authentic Jamaican Dancehall pulse, the new "Broken Dolly" single and vibrant official music video are bound to leave a lasting impression on audiences. “Broken Dolly” unfolds like a sonic soap opera, with Edley Shine bringing his signature wit and commanding delivery to the exploits of a modern-day “Dolly”—Caribbean slang commonly associated with glamorous women known for their enhanced looks, eye-catching attributes and confident, money-motivated, go-getter attitude. Over DJ Jahmar’s infectious production, Shine turns the colorful character into a larger-than-life story made for Dancehall audiences, DJs and selectors.

The song’s energy is amplified by its official video, shot on location in historic Port Royal, Jamaica. Pairing the island backdrop with colorful characters and narrative-driven visuals, DJ Jahmar and Edley Shine bring the world of “Broken Dolly” to life while keeping the imagery firmly connected to the culture that inspired the record. The video premiered alongside the single on August 14, giving audiences a full introduction to the sound and vision behind the “Book of Micah Riddim.” “Broken Dolly” serves as the opening chapter of what DJ Jahmar is positioning as a full-scale Dancehall rollout. With the “Book of Micah Riddim,” the Arizona-based DJ and producer taps into the raw energy, infectious rhythms and grassroots character of Jamaican Dancehall while presenting a collection built to resonate with DJs, tastemakers, influencers and Dancehall fans across international markets. The project also makes a statement about Dancehall’s enduring global influence. At a time when elements of Jamaican music continue to be borrowed, reinterpreted and incorporated into popular sounds around the world, DJ Jahmar is taking the riddim back to its foundation—delivering music rooted unapologetically in the authentic Jamaican Dancehall experience. And “Broken Dolly” is only the beginning.

DJ Jahmar plans to steadily unveil additional singles and visuals from the “Book of Micah Riddim.” A video for Wasp’s “Remember” has already been completed, while reels and visuals are planned around several other standout selections, including Guiney Peppers’ “Never Stop,” Mega Banton’s “No Chill,” Bramma’s “Something About You,” Singer J’s “Wine For Me,” and Hollywood MK’s “Toxic.” Each artist brings a distinct personality and flavor to DJ Jahmar’s production, creating a diverse collection without sacrificing the riddim’s grassroots Dancehall identity. From established voices to emerging talent, the “Book of Micah Riddim” is designed as both a celebration of the culture and a reminder of the power of the classic riddim format—one infectious instrumental, multiple artists and a range of stories built to move the dance. For DJ Jahmar, whose career has been driven by a commitment to championing authentic Reggae and Dancehall, the project represents another step in his evolution from DJ and radio personality to producer. His ear for Jamaican music and ability to connect its traditional foundation with contemporary audiences have become central to his growing production catalog. Edley Shine brings another layer of Dancehall history to the collaboration. Best known as one-half of Born Jamericans, the influential Jamaican-American duo that helped bring Reggae and Dancehall deeper into the U.S. mainstream, Shine has maintained his distinctive voice and lyrical personality throughout his solo career. On “Broken Dolly,” that seasoned delivery meets DJ Jahmar’s production for a record that feels rooted in Dancehall tradition while built for today’s audience. With “Broken Dolly” officially opening the book, DJ Jahmar is setting the stage for a succession of releases aimed squarely at selectors, DJs, Dancehall lovers and global audiences hungry for the real thing. “Broken Dolly” by Edley Shine, produced by DJ Jahmar, is out now alongside the official music video. The project hails from Shinealous Records and Twelve Tribes Entertainment with distribution from Symphonic. Stream Broken Dolly: https://hypeddit.com/edleyshinedjjahmar/brokendolly Watch Broken Dolly Official Music Video: https://youtu.be/PcTL9Frr40Y

MR EASY AND FUTURE FAMBO SERVE UP CLASSIC DANCEHALL FLAVOR ON “CYAAN GO ROUND YUH”

 

NEW YORK — Dancehall mainstays Mr Easy and Future Fambo have joined forces with Deejay Yellow for “Cyaan Go Round Yuh,” an explosive new collaboration fueled by infectious rhythms, playful lyrics and the unmistakable chemistry of distinctive Dancehall voices. Produced by Yellow House Promotions, “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” is the first single from Yellow House Records’ inaugural Dancehall riddim, “Aktive.” Written by Mr Easy and Troy Auxilly Wilson, the energetic, female-focused track taps into the feel-good, collaborative spirit of ’90s Dancehall while delivering a fresh sound for today. Driven by the pulsating “Aktive” riddim, the artists trade vocals and personalities over a track built for parties, selectors and the dance floor. For Mr Easy, inspiration struck almost immediately after hearing the riddim while driving through New York. Although he initially hesitated to listen after receiving a steady stream of riddims from producers, the “Aktive” riddim changed his mind within moments. “The minute I put the riddim on in the car, the whole vibe just hit me,” says Mr Easy. “I started vibing, and the song just came.” The experience also reinforced something the artist has learned over his decades in music: never underestimate where the next great record might come from. “One thing I’ve learned is you can’t underrate or underestimate any producer,” he says. Mr Easy quickly reached out to musician and collaborator Clarity, also known as Drumrat, and the two began developing the record. Within approximately an hour, the foundation of “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” was complete.

“When something moves with that type of energy, you know it’s on the right track,” Mr Easy says. The timing couldn't be better, as the song arrives during a sizzling summer for Mr Easy and Future Fambo, with both artists generating fresh attention and momentum. Mr Easy continues to command attention across generations with a catalog that includes loads of Dancehall favorites with the timeless “Drive Me Crazy” leading the pack. On the same day “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” dropped, the hitmaker appeared on the popular On The Radar Radio, delivering an energetic performance of the classic “Drive Me Crazy” alongside his newer track “Gal It’s Ya Birthday.” The appearance sparked a flurry of social media activity and renewed attention around the artist and his music. Future Fambo is enjoying a resurgence of his own, powered by the viral success of “Red Light Pepper Light.” The track has generated significant attention across TikTok and other social media platforms, while the celebrated deejay has also seen increased momentum on the live performance circuit and several music releases. Now, “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” brings that momentum together, pairing two familiar Dancehall personalities with Deejay Yellow on a record that bridges the genre’s classic collaborative energy with its current sound. The strong response to the song echoes the excitement Mr Easy felt the moment the riddim first caught his ear. “People want to hear this type of vibe again,” he says. “It’s positive energy, and the song came out amazing.” With Mr Easy, Future Fambo and Deejay Yellow combining forces, “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” launches the “Aktive” riddim with established star power, authentic Dancehall chemistry and a fresh jolt of energy for the summer. “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” is out now on all digital platforms. Title: “Cyaan Go Round Yuh” Artists: Mr Easy, Future Fambo and Deejay Yellow Riddim: Aktive Written by: Mr Easy and Troy Auxilly Wilson Produced by: Yellow House Promotions Label: Yellow House Records Cyaan Go DSP Link: https://lynkify.in/album/cyaan-go-round-yu/22559850 Watch Mr Easy On The Radar: https://youtu.be/4h2Ya_bEOZs?is=oMZ4Zn6z6n9ezIhN

LADY DA FLAME HEATS UP THE SEASON WITH NEW DANCEHALL ANTHEM "SUMMER"

New York, New York — Lady Da Flame is heating up playlists worldwide with the release of her latest single, "Summer," now available on all major digital streaming platforms. Produced by Rawborn Productions, the high-energy release blends Dancehall with island and reggaeton influences, powered by pulsating drums, booming bass lines and an irresistible groove that captures the spirit of the season. Designed for beach parties, festivals, road trips and unforgettable nights, "Summer" delivers the carefree excitement of sunshine, fast cars and island celebrations. "My inspiration for the track was simple—we wanted a new fun song for the season, which is summer," says Lady Da Flame. "I want fans to enjoy it and have fun. I think people will relate to the song and also enjoy the sick beat it's on." She adds, "Summer songs are important because they capture the mood and the vibes of the season."

Lady Da Flame describes the record as having "a Dancehall feel with island and reggaeton vibes that all stem from Dancehall." She believes its driving percussion and infectious bass lines are guaranteed to get people moving. Listening to the track, she says, evokes the excitement of blockbuster action films, filled with fast cars, endless sunshine, parties and adventurous island living. The release follows an exceptional run that has elevated Lady Da Flame's profile across the Reggae and Dancehall landscape. This spring, she captivated thousands during a memorable Mother's Day concert at UBS Arena, sharing the stage with Beres Hammond, Stephanie Mills and Romain Virgo. The standout performance further showcased her commanding stage presence while introducing her artistry to an even broader audience. Around the same time, Lady Da Flame paid tribute to mothers everywhere with the heartfelt single "Mama," a moving release that resonated deeply with fans and reflected her versatility as both a vocalist and songwriter. Lady Da Flame continued her upward trajectory with The Journey, a spiritually grounded EP produced by Rawborn Productions. Featuring "All Praises To The Most High," "More Dan Prayer," and "No One Like You (Remake)," a heartfelt collaboration with Sanchez, the project reflects her personal growth and spiritual walk while uplifting listeners with messages of faith, perseverance and hope. The period also saw the release of the empowering single "Mi Believe Inna Mi" and "Ropeen," a smooth Lovers Rock collaboration with Richie Stephens. An extensive media campaign surrounding The Journey, highlighted by an appearance on Jamaica's popular television entertainment program On Stage, expanded Lady Da Flame's reach and reinforced her status as one of Reggae's rising female voices. Now, with "Summer" available worldwide, Lady Da Flame shifts from reflection to celebration, inviting listeners to embrace the freedom, excitement and joy that define the season.

Whether blasting through speakers at a beach party, setting the tone for a summer road trip or filling dance floors across the globe, "Summer" delivers the soundtrack for making unforgettable memories. The infectious single showcases yet another side of Lady Da Flame's artistry, proving she can seamlessly move from inspirational and heartfelt recordings to vibrant, feel-good anthems without losing the authenticity that has become her trademark.

Already garnering strong support among DJs, tastemakers and playlist curators, "Summer" is quickly emerging as one of the season's hottest releases. Its infectious energy, crossover appeal and feel-good vibe have made it an early favorite for radio, clubs, festivals and curated streaming playlists, positioning the single to become a staple throughout the summer months.

With an impressive year marked by powerful performances, meaningful music and growing international recognition, Lady Da Flame continues to solidify her place among Reggae and Dancehall's rising female stars. As her audience continues to expand across the Caribbean, the United States and beyond, she remains committed to creating music that inspires, uplifts and entertains. From spiritually uplifting anthems to irresistible party records, Lady Da Flame continues to connect with audiences through authenticity, passion and undeniable talent.

"Summer" is available now on all major digital streaming platforms.

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A ‘Perfect’ combination: Anthony “ASG” Grant teams up with Guxxie Music on upcoming single

US-based Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist Anthony “ASG” Grant is gearing up for his new single ‘Perfect’, his follow-up to his 2025 hit single ‘Stronger’. Set for release on July 10th, the track is a dancehall song for Grant’s female fans. 

Produced by Demone “Guxxie“ Gustavus for his Guxxie Music label alongside Grant’s ASG Records, ‘Perfect’ has all the right elements to captivate audiences worldwide. Though explicit in nature, Grant praises the fairer sex for their perfection as human beings without disrespecting or degrading them in any way, shape or form. 

“The inspiration behind ‘Perfect’ came from the fact that I want to highlight the independent women out there,” Grant stated.

“In addition, I want to compliment each and every woman by letting them know how perfect they are regardless of their appearance. I also wanted to show my gratitude to the strong women out there,” he continued. 

Guxxie, who is based in Kingston, Jamaica grew up with Grant in the same community and since 2016, has worked together as co-producers on several projects. 

“Our first production was the Work Medz Riddim,” said Guxxie. 

“We both produced several artists like Blak Ryno, Devin Di Dakta, Artik and Xyclone. ‘Perfect’ is the first official single together with Anthony “ASG” Grant as the artist.”

Grant expounded, “Guxxie and I both lived on the same street. The chemistry for the song was literally “perfect”. Once Guxxie heard the melody, he was ready to produce the track.” 

“My expectations for ‘Perfect’ is that it will bring forth confidence amongst women worldwide. It will make women feel good about themselves and their achievements.” 

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KRANIUM EARNS SECOND RIAA GOLD CERTIFICATION AS A LEAD ARTIST WITH “WE CAN” FEAT. TORY LANEZ

NEW YORK, N.Y. 2026. — With more than a billion global streams across his catalog and a decade of consistently bridging dancehall, reggae and R&B for international audiences, Kranium has reached another career-defining milestone.

The Jamaican hitmaker has earned his second RIAA Gold certification as a lead artist, as his global single “We Can” featuring Tory Lanez has been certified Gold in the United States.


The achievement makes Kranium one of the few contemporary dancehall artists to secure multiple RIAA Gold certifications as the lead artist on his own records. It also underscores his continued commercial impact in the U.S. market, where Caribbean music has long influenced mainstream culture but where lead dancehall records rarely achieve Gold certification.


Unlike certifications earned through guest appearances or supporting collaborations, both of Kranium’s U.S. Gold plaques recognize songs he led as the primary artist: “Nobody Has To Know” and “We Can.” The distinction highlights his ability to build an international audience around his own catalog while helping expand dancehall’s global commercial footprint.


“Coming from Jamaica, you dream about taking our music to every corner of the world, but you also carry the responsibility of representing the culture the right way,” Kranium said. “To receive a second RIAA Gold plaque as the lead artist means everything because these are records that started with my vision and my story. It’s a blessing to know that music from Jamaica can continue connecting with people everywhere.”


The new certification follows the success of “Nobody Has To Know,” the breakout single that introduced Kranium’s signature melodic blend of dancehall, reggae and R&B to audiences worldwide. The record previously earned RIAA Gold status in the United States and has continued to drive Kranium’s international momentum.


“This isn’t just my win. It’s a win for dancehall, for Jamaica and for every young artist who believes our music deserves to stand alongside any genre in the world,” Kranium said. “I’m grateful to the fans who have been rocking with me since day one because none of this happens without them.”


The latest milestone adds to one of the strongest international certifications resumes among contemporary dancehall artists, reflecting Kranium’s sustained commercial success across North America and the United Kingdom.


His certifications include:

·      “Nobody Has To Know” — Gold, United States

·      “Nobody Has To Know” — Platinum and Gold, Canada

·      “We Can” — Gold, United States

·      “We Can” — Platinum and Gold, Canada

·      “Can’t Believe” — Gold, Canada

·      “Nobody Has To Know” — Gold and Silver, United Kingdom

·      “We Can” — Silver, United Kingdom

·      “Gal Policy” — Silver, United Kingdom


The certification arrives during another exciting chapter in Kranium’s career as he continues releasing new music, expanding his international reach and further defining the modern sound of dancehall. With two RIAA Gold-certified lead singles, multiple Platinum, Gold and Silver certifications across three major music markets, and a catalog that continues to resonate globally, Kranium has firmly established himself as one of the most commercially successful Jamaican artists of his generation.


More than a decade after introducing the world to his distinctive melodic style, Kranium continues proving that consistency, authenticity and innovation can transcend borders. As Caribbean music enjoys unprecedented global recognition, his latest Gold certification serves as another reminder that Jamaican artists are not only shaping popular music, they are building lasting international legacies.

About Kranium

Born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, and raised between Jamaica and New York, Kranium has become one of dancehall’s most recognizable global voices. Known for his seamless fusion of dancehall, reggae, R&B and hip-hop influences, he first broke through internationally with “Nobody Has To Know” and has since built a catalog of global records that continue to connect across cultures and generations. His music has earned multiple certifications across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, solidifying his position as one of the defining Jamaican artists of his era.

Christopher Ellis Celebrates Jamaica's Sound System Legacy on New Damian Marley-Produced Single "My Sound"

New York, New York June, 2026. — Acclaimed reggae vocalist Christopher Ellis returns with a powerful new single, "My Sound," an energetic celebration of Jamaica's iconic sound system culture, sound clashes, and the traditional DJ styles that have fueled reggae music's global influence for generations.

Produced by Grammy Award-winning artist and producer Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley and released through Ghetto Youths International, "My Sound" finds Ellis in peak form, delivering his signature blend of classic reggae authenticity and contemporary appeal. Built for the dancehall and driven by a heavy, up-tempo reggae rhythm, the track pays tribute to the selectors, sound systems, and loyal audiences that remain at the heart of Jamaican music culture.

The son of legendary Rocksteady pioneer Alton Ellis, Christopher continues to honor his musical heritage while forging a distinct path of his own. On "My Sound," he channels the spirit of Jamaica's dancehall spaces and sound system yards, capturing the excitement, pride, and community that have long defined the culture.

The release arrives as Ellis continues to build international momentum, following standout performances at SXSW London and a sold-out headline show at London’s iconic Jazz Café earlier this year, further cementing his reputation as one of reggae’s most compelling contemporary voices. 

"My Sound" continues the creative momentum established through Ellis' recent releases, including "Still Go A Dance," "Rub A Dub," and "Stick Together," all of which have reinforced his commitment to preserving and modernizing reggae's foundational sounds.

Rooted firmly in Jamaica's rich sound system tradition, the single serves as both a tribute and a reminder of the culture's enduring influence. From Kingston Street corners to international stages, sound systems have played a critical role in spreading reggae music worldwide, creating spaces where music, community, and creativity intersect.

With Damian Marley's contemporary production approach layered over a classic reggae foundation, "My Sound" balances nostalgia with modern energy. The result is a record that speaks directly to reggae lovers, sound system enthusiasts, selectors, and dancehall audiences across the globe.

As Christopher Ellis continues to establish himself as one of reggae's most compelling contemporary voices, "My Sound" further demonstrates his ability to bridge generations—carrying forward the timeless legacy of Alton Ellis while creating music that resonates with today's listeners.

"My Sound" is available now on all major digital streaming platforms.

About Christopher Ellis

Born into reggae royalty, Christopher Ellis is the son of Rocksteady legend Alton Ellis. Renowned for his soulful vocals, authentic songwriting, and dedication to Jamaica's musical traditions, Ellis has built a respected career that seamlessly blends classic reggae influences with contemporary sounds. Having recently performed at SXSW London and a sold-out show at London’s iconic Jazz Café, Christopher Ellis continues to expand his international profile while remaining deeply rooted in reggae’s rich traditions. As his global presence grows, he remains committed to honoring the genre’s legacy while helping shape its next chapter through authentic, forward-thinking music.

Introducing: Bahamian Reggae Artist Righteous Teacher

Righteous Teacher, born Demarco Grant on September 19, 1975 in New Providence, Bahamas, is a reggae recording artist whose music is rooted in faith, inspiration and positive social messages. Raised in the heart of Nassau near East Street and Deveaux Street, Grant attended C.W. Sawyer Primary School and later A.F. Adderley Senior High School, where his passion for music first emerged. 

As a student, Grant became known for beating rhythms on classroom desks and freestyling with friends, often drawing large crowds in school hallways. Inspired by legendary Jamaican dancehall icons such as Buju Banton, Papa San and Shabba Ranks, he developed a love for music at an early age. However, during that period, pursuing music professionally in The Bahamas seemed uncertain, leading him down a different path.

Growing up amidst hardship and adversity, Grant became involved in gang activity while attempting to establish his identity and reputation on the streets. Despite these challenges, his grandmother, Ruby Lightfoot, remained a guiding influence, instilling in him the values of hard work, perseverance and determination. Her teachings, coupled with divine purpose, eventually helped redirect his life toward a more positive future.

Grant later became a Bahamian Immigration Officer, building a respectable career in public service. In 2009, he relocated to Florida, where he lived for more than a decade. While residing in the United States, he was heavily exposed to the American hip-hop and rap culture, creating opportunities to connect with producers and artists throughout the industry.

In March 2020, inspired to revisit his lifelong passion, Grant began recording music professionally. His debut single ‘Favor Bounce’ was released on July 5, 2020, followed by ‘Favor Bounce Da Revolution’ on November 13, 2020. The record achieved notable success, reaching number 35 on the Billboard Top 40 Mainstream Indicator Chart, number 37 on the Mainstream Indicator Media Base Chart and number 34 on the U.S. Retail Radio Chart, which tracks music played in major retail chains including Walmart, Target and Best Buy. These accomplishments affirmed his belief that mainstream success was possible and marked a turning point in his musical journey. The momentum led to a partnership with his first manager, "Charvae Di Don" of Concore Entertainment, who played an instrumental role in helping elevate his career and expand his industry reach.

Throughout his career, Grant has collaborated with several notable artists and producers. He has worked with Atlanta-based producer Mike Fidelis, known for producing records for artists such as DaBaby and Lil Boosie. In April 2024, he released ‘Thank God For My Haters’ featuring renowned rapper Benzino. Other collaborations include ‘Trapped In The Mind’ featuring Miami rapper Mike Smiff of Slip-N-Slide Records, ‘Power Moves’ with independent Miami rapper Stitches, and projects involving PBE Pluto. These collaborations provided opportunities to perform at numerous events across Florida and Georgia, helping him build a growing audience throughout the United States.

Although he found success in hip-hop, Grant realized his true passion remained with reggae music. Upon returning to The Bahamas, he shifted his focus toward creating reggae, dancehall and afrobeat records that align more closely with his identity and artistic vision.

Recording primarily through Rock Sound Records based in The Bahamas, Grant released ‘Bust A Praise’ under his own imprint, DKG Music Group, on March 13, 2026. He has also developed a strong working relationship with Jamaican producer Crawba Genius, who produced his hit single ‘Give Thanks’ featuring internationally acclaimed dancehall artist Busy Signal. The song achieved significant success, peaking at number 3 on the U.S. iTunes Reggae Chart, further establishing Grant as an emerging force within Caribbean music.

Looking ahead, Grant aspires to collaborate with world-renowned Jamaican producers such as Rvssian, Di Genius and Notnice. While remaining proudly independent, he remains open to partnering with a major record label if the opportunity proves mutually beneficial.

Performing under the name "Righteous Teacher", Grant intentionally adopted the moniker to reflect his mission of addressing the struggles, challenges and realities of life through a positive and God-centered perspective. His music seeks to uplift, motivate, inspire and educate listeners while encouraging personal growth, faith and resilience.

Today, Righteous Teacher continues building his fan base both locally and internationally, striving for global success while remaining committed to creating timeless music that impacts lives for generations. Through every song, he aims to spread positive energy, inspire change and remind people that no matter their circumstances, faith and purpose can transform any journey into one of redemption and hope.

Management & Booking Information: 

Ronald "Publik-Figure" Roker

Executive Producer | Artist Manager

Upclose Promotions

Email: Upclosepromo@gmail.com 

For bookings, interviews, media appearances, collaborations and business inquiries, please contact management directly.

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Introducing: Lookalike - newest dancing sensation

Fast-rising Jamaican dancer Lookalike was born Dexroy Sheldon Myrie on the 3rd of July 1990 at the Victoria Jubilee Hospital in Kingston. He grew up in the innercity community of Waterhouse but attended schools in neighboring communities: the Gospel Light Early Childhood Institution (basic school) and George Headley Primary School in Duhaney Park and Pembroke Hall High School in Pembroke Hall. 

Lookalike played football at first, going by the moniker “Skillachi” during those formative years. Then, he discovered dancing and fell in love with it. Lookalike entered several competitions, in which he won most of them, and enjoyed those moments so much so that he chose dancing as a career. He performed at various school fetes and parties where he entertained his peers with his slick moves. 

As with most dancers in Jamaica, Lookalike was influenced by the late great dancer Bogle, also known as Mr Wacky, due to his unique and innovative styles. Lookalike was discovered by popular dancer Colo Colo and would hang out with him at the Half-Way-Tree Skateland before attending weekly events to dance for patrons, dancing for more than ten years now. 

Lookalike is a part of the popular dance crew the GetThereSquad, and has worked with a few big names in dancehall, such as Beenie Man, Skeng, Popcaan, Elephant Man, Munga Honourable, Teejay, Harry Toddler and fellow dancer turned artist Chi Ching Ching. He liked working with Elephant Man the most because he sings the best dancing songs, in his opinion. Lookalike would love to work with Sean Paul in the future. 

Lookalike has also created his own dance move called “Look Out”. Dancing has taken him all over the island, performing on some of the biggest stages in Jamaica such as Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay and Dream Weekend in Negril. He’s now set his sights on touring overseas, with his first show to happen in Canada at the Starlife Evening Brunch on July 5, 2026.

It is his hope to accomplish more by traveling the world, teaching Jamaica’s dancehall culture and signature dance moves to other nations. Lookalike wants to spread positive vibes through dancing. He encourages the younger generation to put their all in whatever they love doing, to believe in God and themselves, and not to let anything or anyone stop them from pursuing their dreams.

Instagram: @lookalikegetthere7 

Written by: Lesley Hayles

PR/Publicist

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