INSIDE THE CHARTS: Sister Nancy’s One, Two re-enters charts

According to Jamaica Observer (Entertainment), 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 c