Right now, my island of Jamaica is going through a really tough time. Hurricane Melissa has caused serious damage, and many of our brothers and sisters are struggling - families displaced, homes destroyed, and communities in need of help.
Through the Sean Paul Foundation, we’ve partnered with Food For The Poor Jamaica to bring relief directly to those affected.
I’m asking all my fans, friends, and supporters worldwide, if you can, please give what you can. Every donation counts, no matter how small. Together, we can make a big difference.
And to show how much this means to me, I’ll be matching every dollar raised, up to fifty thousand dollars. Together, we can double the impact and help even more families get back on their feet.
Let’s stand strong for Jamaica one love, one family, one nation.
Big up, and thank you for your support.
All Sean Paul
Dutty Yeah!
Sean Paul: ‘A new generation are making dancehall their own’ Sean Paul is a party-starter. Few artists have a back catalogue better primed for the dancefloor than the multimillion-selling Jamaican artist. This year marks 20 years since his breakout second album, Dutty Rock, took the syncopated, bass-driven genre of dancehall global with hits Get Busy, Like...
AYESHA RASCOE, HOST: When it comes to dancehall music, one name stands above the rest. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, “SCORCHA”) SEAN PAUL: (Singing) Biddi bang, bang, bang (ph). RASCOE: Well, actually, two names – Sean Paul. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, “SCORCHA”) PAUL: (Singing) Telling dem again. Cah man a scorcha, man a scorcha. Scotch bonnet pepper wen...
The acclaimed reggae/dancehall artist talks about his new album “Scorcha,” smoking up with Rihanna in Jamaica, and clears up those wild Beyoncé rumors once and for all. For elder millennials like me, Sean Paul will forever hold a special place in our hearts (feet?). The Jamaican reggae/dancehall artist’s sophomore album Dutty Rock dropped my senior year of...
From the moment anthems including “Like Glue” and “Get Busy” permeated household airwaves in the early 2000s, Sean Paul’s momentum has been unstoppable. Mainstream chart music is indebted to his bringing dancehall to the masses and the Jamaican rapper’s influence – which stretches back more than 25 years to his beginnings in Kingston – is...
Sean Paul's album 'Live N Livin' nominated for Best Reggae Album.
Spice, Shaggy, and Sean Paul’s his “Go Down Deh” makes it to NPR’s “100 Best Songs of 2021” list. Just when it seemed that her year could not get any better, it did, as Queen of the Dancehall, Spice, copped another accolade in her musical hat as she made the NPR’s 100 Best Songs Of 2021...
Growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, Sean Paul Henriques fell in love with dancehall music but never imagined he’d one day become the genre’s most internationally renowned artist.
Just like his new single, Sean Paul is bringing the Dynamite to Song Association!
This week the crew is joined by dancehall legend Sean Paul for the season 12 finale to talk about sneaker culture in Jamaica.
Multi-award-winning and Billboard chart-topping, international recording artist Sean Paul has been nominated Best Reggae Album for the 64th annual GRAMMY Awards set to take place on January 31. With the vision and undertone of ‘collaboration over confrontation’ Sean Paul’s Live N Livin’ album is the 7th studio album and first album released on his own Dutty Rock Productions imprint. The highly...
© 2026 Sean Paul. For bookings contact Headline Entertainment.
SPJ PRODUCTIONS U.S. LLC | 14 Penn Plaza, NY 10122, USA
Powered by Knightfox App Design Ltd.
Made in
