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Reshma B

Reshma B is a music journalist and filmmaker specializing in reggae and dancehall music.

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Editorial

Please Don’t Call Beenie Man a Legend

With his latest chart-topping album, 'Eminence,' Beenie Man is trending again. Call him what you will—King of…

Editorial

Mayor Zohran Mamdani Shares Top Dancehall and Reggae Songs Ahead of West Indian Day Parade

New York City's coolest mayor picks his favorite reggae and dancehall tracks in celebration of the annual…

Editorial

Masicka’s Forecast: “It’s Going to Reign Forever”

With his second major label album, 'Forever Reign,' Masicka cements his position as a dancehall superstar

Editorial

Buju Banton on New Album, Touring with Stephen Marley, and Why You Can’t “Trap Dancehall”

The "Gargamel" talks about his upcoming LP, 'Too Too Bad,' his touring plans, and dancehall music's ongoing…

Editorial

Bratt Szn: Stalk Ashley’s Time Is Now

Stalky always stays true to her Jamaican roots and respects no creative boundaries.

Music News

Catching Up with Koffee

The Jamaican dancehall and reggae star tapped in with Boomshots' Reshma B for a chat on VIBE's Instagram Live.

Music News

A Look At Beenie Man And Bounty Killer’s ‘Verzuz’ Battle Scorecard

The historic live event was one for the black culture books. 

Editorial

Songs Of Freedom: The Lasting Effects Of Buju Banton’s “Long Walk” Concert

“My destination is homeward bound,” sang Buju Banton on stage at Jamaica’s National Stadium in the heart of…

Editorial

Meet Koffee, The Rising Jamaican Star Who Is Hot Like A Thermos

Back in 1962, a 17-year-old Jamaican singer/songwriter named Robert Marley recorded a song called “One Cup of…