One, Two, the debut album by veteran dancehall artiste Sister Nancy, which was released in 1982, has re-entered the Billboard Reggae Albums chart at #9.

This is the set’s third appearance on the Billboard chart. A few weeks ago it re-entered at #10.

The album first charted at #3 in 2025. Sister Nancy has had a great year, with her 1982 hit, Bam Bam, reconstructed into an Afrobeat, dance, house interpretation called Jamaican (Bam Bam) credited to producers HUGEL and SOLTO.

This gave the song a new lease on life, powering its way up multiple Billboard and global charts.

Currently, Jamaican (Bam Bam) occupies the #25 spot on Billboard’s Warm Global Dance Radio chart, having peaked at #32 more than seven months ago. It backtracks from #51 to #68 on Billboard’s Global 200, and sides down one place to #29 on Billboard’s Global 200 Excluding US chart.

The song has so far earned at least seven certifications, including silver in the United Kingdom; gold in Spain, Mexico and Italy; platinum in Greece, Belgium and Portugal; and Diamond in France.

And, still on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, Bob Marley and the Wailers clocks 352 non-consecutive weeks at #1 with Legend, while Best of Shaggy: The Boombastic Collection by Shaggy remains at #2.

Sean Paul has The Trinity and Dutty Rock at #3 and #4, while World on Fire by Stick Figure is #5.

Greatest Hits by UB40 is steady at #6, while Wisdom and Set in Stone by Stick Figure are #7 and #8.

The Coolie Dance rhythm-powered BbY WOW by Karol G featuring Judeline and rusowsky, continues its winning ways.

It made its way back into the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 10 at #9, while taking over the #1 spot once again on both Billboard’s Global 200 and Global 200 Excluding US charts.

BbY WOW spends an 8th week on Billboard’s Hot Latin Song and crowns its first week at the top of Latin Airplay and Latin Rhythm Airplay charts. It clocks 8 weeks in pole position on Hot Latin Rhythm Songs.

Kemar McGregor’s For You with Beenie Man and Snoop Dogg and featuring Tifa, Pamputtae, Dyani, Shaneil Muir, Kraff, Elephant Man, and Stefflon Don, slips from #33 to #34 on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay.

Over in Nigeria on The Turntable Top 100 chart, As We Get High by beez and honey, Omah Lay, BEAM, and Gyptian falls from #53 to #73. The song got as high as #25.

Yesterday Once More by Jamaican born reggae singer Steele spends a second week at #1 on the Reggae North Canadian Top 20 Reggae and Dancehall chart. Meanwhile, Mr Ungrateful by Krazy Bonez is firm at #2, with Do You by Fara and Tugstar inching up to #3.

Gal Bad Mind by Fyahnese and Steve Knight moves up to #4 and My Lady by V Merchant inches down to #5.

The Voice of The Caribbean’s Florida Reggae and Dancehall Top 20 Radio Singles chart shows Move by Cham and Jada Kingdom spending a second week at #1.

1 Psalm by Masicka and Damian Marley creeps to #2, Give Thanks by Future Fambo and Sheenwrks dips to #3, and Rotation by Kabaka Pyramid is steady at #4.

My Sound by Christopher Ellis inches up to #5 and Tears by Jada Kingdom and Shaneil Muir enters at #19.

Joanna Marie’s No Strings Attached is #1 for a second week on the South Florida Reggae chart, while Who by Kashief Lindo storms into the #2 spot.

Black Green and Reggae by G Cole starts at #23, so too Alone Again Naturally by Sleepy Wonder at #24. Breath of Life by Queen Ifrica opens at #25. Morgan Heritage remains at #1 on the New York Reggae Chart with Come Feel the Love.

Shoulder to Cry On by Duane Stephenson opens at #28, and No Threat by Patra steps in at #29.