Why Is Jersey Club Music Everywhere? Season 2 Episode 3 | 15m 47s | CC Jersey club is a style of dance music created by Black DJs from New Jersey. Like many other dance genres the music production ...

From Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem to Pink Pantheress and Ice Spice, why your favorite artists love rapping on a classic dance music style that’s been slowly infiltrating the mainstream.

The track features everything you’d expect a Jersey club anthem to include, the club kick pattern, the bed squeaks, and most importantly of all, an instantly recognizable lead instrument.

Jersey club music is more popular than ever in hip-hop. Here's everything you need to know.

Jersey club was born out of underground house parties in inner-city Newark, N.J. Inspired by the hip-hop/house fusion sound that DJs down I-95 in Baltimore pioneered, Newark artists started putting ...

Lil Uzi Vert's track "Just Wanna Rock" has Jersey Club exploding on TikTok; we talked to producer MCVertt, Bandmanrill, and DJ Lil Taj about its rise.

A Jersey roller-skating club has said it may have to fold as a result of not having a new venue to move into once it leaves leave Fort Regent. Fort Regent has been the main sports centre in Jersey ...

The jersey numbers worn by Atlanta United on the club's BLVCK kits for their September 10 match against Toronto FC at Mercedez-Benz Stadium didn't feature their typical design. As part of the club ...

Jersey club music first appeared in Newark, New Jersey within the 1990s and the sound fused Baltimore club's hybrid of house and hip hop. With tempos around 130–140 BPM and a heavier usage of staccato ...

Plus more highs and lows from the world of rap this week, including a review of Navy Blue’s triumphant recent New York show and why Jack Harlow’s effortless rise to stardom is annoying.

Officials say a 15-year-old Jersey City girl who was dragged into a secluded area Monday by a suspected rapist fended off her attacker with a groin kick, The Jersey Journal reports.

News 12 New Jersey’s Brian Donohue noticed that many strip clubs are trying to rebrand themselves in an effort to be more respectable.