Latest Release

- FEB 3, 2023
- Mek She (feat. Morry) - Single
- 1 Song
- Victory Lap · 2018
- Amala · 2018
- Bruk Off Yuh Back - Single · 2016
- Privado (feat. Arcángel, Farruko, Konshens & Nicky Jam) - Single · 2016
- Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 2 · 2017
- Amala (Deluxe Version) · 2018
- Bruk Off Yuh Back - Single · 2017
- Fénix · 2017
- Privado (feat. Arcángel, Farruko, Konshens & Nicky Jam) - Single · 2016
- Reggae Gold 2012 · 2012
Albums
- 2021
- 2020
- 2019
- 2018
- 2009
Artist Playlists
- Bubble and wine with one of dancehall's most potent performers.
Compilations
- Silly Walks Discotheque & Jay Teazer
More To Hear
- Kicking off Carnival with the biggest names in Reggae Dancehall.
- The Jamaican artist lets fly on his Badman vs Nice Guy project.
- The dancehall star FaceTimes in to talk “It Feel Good."
About Konshens
In the late ’90s, Jamaican dancehall star Konshens started out as one-half of Sojah, a duo with his brother Delus, who recorded their first demos at the studio of reggae legend Sugar Minott. ∙ Sojah’s 2005 single “Pon di Corner” went to No. 1 in Japan, making them stars there before they’d achieved any success in their homeland. ∙ In 2008, Konshens stepped out as a solo act with “Winner,” an uplifting mix of dancehall and hip-hop that became a huge hit in Jamaica. ∙ Mental Maintenance, his second album, topped Japan and Germany’s iTunes Reggae Albums charts in 2012 and reached the Top 10 in several other countries. ∙ The 2012 hit “Gal a Bubble” established Konshens’ reputation for “gyal tunes”—hard-grooving dancehall tracks designed to excite female audience members. ∙ In 2015, he collaborated with Dutch EDM singer Eva Simons on the club-banger “Policeman,” which became an international hit. ∙ “Bruk Off Yuh Back,” a major hit for Konshens in 2016, was remixed the following year with a guest vocal from Chris Brown.
- HOMETOWN
- Kingston, Jamaica
- BORN
- January 11, 1985