Jamaican-born dancehall singer/rapper Sean Paul dropped his first album in 2000. However, it was his sophomore project, “Dutty Rock,” that gained him international popularity in 2002.

international chart-topper Sean Paul unveils a scorching new music video for his latest single, "Light My Fire" featuring global pop icon Gwen Stefani and fellow Jamaican singer, Shenseea.

before he was disconnected from the call amid a discussion about making music in Jamaica. Rodrigo Varela/Getty Sean Paul in Florida in October 2023 The Associated Press reported the earthquake's ...

In the video reveal shared with her 14.4 million IG followers, Gwen Stefani gave three clues before disclosing her advisor would be the Jamaican music icon. Describing Sean Paul as “one of the ...

Born Sean Paul Ryan Francis Henriques OD, 49, the Jamaican rapper revealed why he ... he adopted the moniker as a staple for much of his music. He added: "Then I just started to say it in shows ...

Jamaican singer Sean Paul found himself in the midst of a seismic shock when a powerful 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck on Monday, October 30. The earthquake, originating in Jamaica, interrupted a ...

For twenty minutes, Sean Paul had the NPR Tiny Desk office in the palm of his hand. “This ain’t no Tiny Desk no more,” the Jamaican singer and rapper declared as he prepared to kick off his ...

Grammy-winning Jamaican singer Sean Paul will perform at the 2025 Alaska State Fair. The platinum hitmaker with multiple chart-topping songs will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28, the fair said ...

Sean Paul wasn’t a pop interloper ... But the riddim was already a hybrid beast, a Jamaican reggae musician’s take on Indian pop music. It could keep sounding fresh for years because other ...

Charlotte Rutherford Get ready, music lovers! Sean Paul is back and he's turning up the temperature. Speaking to PEOPLE about his upcoming Greatest Tour, the Jamaican singer and producer opened up ...

Paul’s “Dutty Rock” won the award for best reggae album.Credit ... tried to introduce him to people in the music industry. But watching Sean — thoughtful, introspective Sean — pursue ...

Paul took reggae and dancehall ... reach of that album shifted the music industry and everyone from the biggest pop star to the grimiest emcee needed the Sean Paul effect on their albums.