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TAD'S Record is set to release Colouring Book, a compilation of the biggest radio and street anthems of 2011 from Vybz Kartel. In keeping with Kartel's controversial nature and unrestricted lyrical prowess, the album will feature both the raw and edited versions of 12 of the deejay's hit singles. Colouring Book will hit digital outlets on July 19.

Deejay Beenie Man is setting himself for the summer season with the news that he has signed major endorsement deals with MegaMart and that he's just inked a deal to have his own line of liquor, Yaad Swag, as a business partner with former Vybz Kartel associate — American businessman Corey Todd. However, the Rum and Red Bull deejay is not leaving his music too far behind, having just released a new video for his combination single, One Man Woman, featuring Down Sound recording artiste Toya.

Dancehall female deejay Lisa Hyper has been charged with assault. Allegations are that on Sunday June 12, about 2 a.m., the deejay was about to enter a dance in the area when she was doused with a liquid substance believed to be urine mixed with pepper. Further allegations are that she retaliated by throwing several blows at her attacker. The Stony Hill police have confirmed the incident.

The Director of Public Prosecutions is to rule whether dancehall artiste Mavado, is to be called as a witness in the case involving the shooting death of one of his associates. Conroy Edwards, who was reportedly part of the artiste's entourage, was shot in the abdomen, allegedly by a policeman, during an altercation outside a New Kingston nightclub on June 13. He died in hospital three days later.

Members of the music fraternity have been reacting to the 10 year sentence handed down to Buju Banton on Thursday morning. Gramps Morgan of Morgan Heritage fame who was at Thursday's hearing said the sentence although not the maximum penalty, will be challenging for the artiste.

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 Dancehall artiste Sizzla recently released two controversial songs on popular social network site, youtube.com. The two singles, dubbed 50 Calibah and Diss Rasta, discussed issues of skin bleaching, tongue piercing and the title of 'dancehall king'. lashed out