Three of the biggest names in reggae and dancehall music have agreed to renounce homophobia and excise lyrics promoting violence against gay people from their music. Beenie Man, Sizzla and Capleton, ...
Miles Davis is universally regarded as one of the most important musicians in history, jazz or otherwise. But he was also a troubled and violent man, a heroin addict known to have physically and ...
Reggae-dancehall icon Capleton is feeling the love from fans worldwide as buzz continues to build around his latest single, Prayers Up, featuring Derrick Sound. The spiritually charged anthem, ...
Rastafarian firebrand star Capleton is excited about the release of his upcoming album, “Heights of Fire,” an album title that he says is synonymous with his “relentless, fiery spirit”. “This album ...
Jamaican singer Capleton is no pop star. Blessed by his conscience lyrics, potent rhythms, and rousing live shows, his fans refer to him simply as the prophet. At a time when so many Jamaican stars ...
Dancehall reggae star Capleton is facing increasing protests over some of his songs that encourage violence against gays. By Billboard Staff Dancehall reggae star Capleton is facing increasing ...
The streaming giant has declined to remove threatening tracks by Sizzla and Capleton. Some LGBTQ+ campaigners say it’s time to reclaim the genre – but for others, it’s hard to listen past the hate ...
Reggae legend Capleton will release his first full album in 16 years, "Heights Of Fire," on June 26, 2026, via Evidence Music. The project features collaborations with Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, ...
IF YOU haven’t got your tickets for City Splash this year, then you’re not serious, it’s that simple. We told you Capleton is coming and you still haven’t got your tickets yet, explain that please? It ...
Credited as one of the primary artists who brought reggae traditions back to dancehall music, Jamaican legend Capleton has been an industry force since the late 1980s. Back then, his focus on ...
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