Overnight, a brand new single released by dancehall artist, Popcaan and his presumed love interest, ToniAnn Singh, has racked up over 100k views on YouTube.
The new single, called “Next To Me,” hears the former Miss World title holder lovingly express a desire to have the dancehall crooner close to her. The duo have made several global public appearances together over the past few months. There have also been social media posts showing both happily sharing casual fun times with friends in Jamaica. Despite the social snaps however, neither have ever confirmed dating or being in an intimate relationship.
Rumours began swirling after the pair were sighted on board a private jet en route to Grenada in June. Back then, Popcaan had captioned photos shared with fans, with the simple text, “Stay right next to me.” Ironically, the new track is entitled, “Next To Me.”
In the comments beneath the new video on YouTube, one fan wrote, “This is extremely refreshing and satisfying. This is absolutely a beautiful creative work of art. Popcaan did a magnificent job of releasing something so pure in this era of chop, murda, Molly and music promoting women to act unladylike. The chemistry between Popcaan and Toni Ann is a beautiful thing to see.”
Take a look at the brand new single, debuted by the pair on November 29th.
What has been described by the National Hurricane Centre as the most catastrophic hurricane of 2026 – Hurricane Melissa, has moved past Jamaica and now moves onward to Cuba and neighboring territories. In the aftermath of the brutal natural disaster, videos across social media show fallen trees, massive swells, invasive water courses through streets and byways and certainly, infrastructural wreckage. The people of Jamaica, though resilient, are in need of strength and aid to rebuild.
The Bob Marley Museum
The Bob Marley Foundation and the Bob Marley Museum, in a social media post said despite having gone through the hurricane, “we’re still standing.” The honorary organizations that stand in memory of Jamaica’s most loved icon, Bob Marley, relayed via social media, “The winds may have shaken us, but they could never break our spirit.” Noting that the journey to rebuild will not be an overnight one, the post read, “but together, we’ll rise again- stronger, more united and full of love.”
Consistent in the Marley legacy’s tone and posture of love and unity, the expression continued, “We can’t wait to spread the message of peace and love with you once more and help in whatever way we can. Until then, hold on to hope and remember – every little thing is gonna be alright.”
Visit https://supportjamaica.gov.jm. The website lists a preliminary needs list, which includes items such as batteries, bedding foam, flashlights, lanterns, mattresses, pillowcases, pillows, mobile storage units, heavy duty garbage bags and certainly much more.
Trinidad and Tobago female soca artiste, Kerlz is going solo. The entertainer has announced her departure from the A Team Band, via media release. A 13-year-journey with the band’s front-line has been dubbed, ‘an amazing run’ by the entertainer who says she is grateful for the experience and the foundation built over the years.
Having recently unleashed a new single called, ‘Medicine’ on D’ Guitarman Riddim alongside fellow soca artistes, Ding Dong and Salty, Kerlz, whose real name is Kerlene Joseph, says she is excited to enter this new chapter. “I extend my deepest and most sincere thanks to the A Team Band for the incredible opportunity and the platform they provided me over the past 13 years,” she said, adding, “The journey has been formative and I will always cherish the music we created and the stages we shared together. I wish the entire A Team family nothing but the very best in all their future endeavours.”
Memories made and cherished, the singer now has her heart set on maximizing the potential of her recent release, which is already gaining ground as the 2026 season comes into focus. With a powerful voice and a dynamic stage presence, Kerlz says she is ready to captivate audiences as a solo performer.
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