Vybz Kartel opens up in his first in-person interview since prison, detailing brutal conditions, his fight for freedom, and what’s next for his music and family.

Jamaican dancehall musician Vybz Kartel has described the experiences he went through while recording his songs in prison as ...

The FADER spoke to Vybz Kartel – and caught night one of his sold-out Barclays residency – and witnessed the pangs and ...

It's his first concert in the United States after spending more than a decade behind bars for a crime he maintains he did not ...

Vybz Kartel gave glory to God after showing off his new U.S. mansion, marking a major milestone in his post-prison comeback.

“God move me from a prison cell to the pinnacle,” Kartel declares on “Crazy,” his powerful new collaboration with Busta ...

The event marks his first U.S. performance in over 20 years, generating major buzz, especially following his recent release from prison.

Busta Rhymes aims to prove that failure isn't an option with powerful new visuals ahead of his forthcoming Dragon Season ...

I guess it has to do with slavery.” Vybz Kartel, born Adidja Azim Palmer, was released from prison on July 31, 2024, after serving 13 years of a 35-year sentence for the 2011 murder of Clive ...

Vybz Kartel reflected on a controversial decision ... had a murder conviction overturned last year and was subsequently released from prison. Earlier this year, he attended the Grammy Awards ...

Vybz Kartel made his first United States performance in 20 years, a year after having a murder conviction overturned.

Vybz Kartel refuses to skin bleach again. The dancehall icon, who was released from prison in July 2024 after spending thirteen years behind bars, visited Hot 97 on Wednesday (April 9).