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Beenie Man Talks Bounty Killer, Dancehall Clashes & New Album Eminence

For more than three decades, Beenie Man has lived up to one of Jamaican music’s most audacious titles: King of the Dancehall. The Kingston-born icon emerged from Jamaica’s sound-system culture as a child and ultimately became one of Dancehall’s most recognizable global ambassadors. His résumé includes “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” “Girls Dem Sugar,” “Dude” and the Janet Jackson collaboration “Feel It Boy,” plus a 2001 Grammy victory for Art and Life.

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