Today we remember and celebrate the life of Jimmy Cliff, the reggae legend who passed away at 81. His music, from “Many Rivers to Cross” to “You Can Get It If You Really Want” and his iconic “I Can See Clearly Now”, carried messages of hope, resilience, and unity.

Gramps Morgan is one of the most soulful voices in music today, and he delivers all the feels with the new track, “Where My Heart Belongs.”

After Hurricane Melissa, the Bob & Rita Marley Foundation is putting One Love into action—delivering food, clean water, and supplies to affected communities across Jamaica.

Every time Etana releases new music, it’s a must-listen for reggae fans—and her latest single, “Kingston Town,” is no exception. The track captures the heart and spirit of Jamaica, blending uplifting energy with Etana’s unmistakable voice.

Our hearts are with the people of Jamaica as they face the impact of Hurricane Melissa. The island’s strength, resilience, and unity continue to inspire the world.

Across the album, Alborosie explores a wide palette of sounds — from bossa nova and lovers rock to flashes of 80s rock — all woven together through his signature roots style. The result is a natural, cohesive project that feels both deeply personal and universally uplifting.

Make time to listen to the debut album of Rik Jam titled “The Genesis”. Rik Jam delivers one of the best reggae albums of the year with 14 soulful tracks.

When two powerhouse artists from different genres come together, the result can be as captivating as it is unexpected—and Rick Ross and Etana’s new collaboration is exactly that.

Khalia and Jahshii deliver pure island energy on this fun, romantic tune that’s equally at home on date night or the dance floor. Khalia’s signature vocals shine, carrying a feel-good vibe that makes you want to book the next flight to Jamaica.

With a catchy riddim, heartfelt sentiment, and Jesse’s vocals leading the way, “No Place Like Home” feels like both a celebration and a meditation — a love letter to Jamaica and a reminder of the roots that keep us grounded.

Daily Reggae caught up with Irie Souljah to learn about the artist’s heartfelt new album, “World Citizen”, diving into the LP’s inspiration, creative process, and production.

Bold yet effortless, the groove is a sleek fusion of reggae, pop, and R&B. Released by Easy Star Records, the song radiates charm and sass anchored by Toddla T’s polished production.

This is a soulful new love song that reminds us to appreciate that special someone who is there for us through it all. I’m feeling the crisp riddim, Khalia’s big time vocals and the song’s message to keep going even when obstacles stand near.

“KOFFEE” feels like a victory lap and a warm-up at the same time—proving Original Koffee is here to stay, evolve, and keep raising the bar. Keep your eyes on what’s next, because if this track is any indication, the best is yet to come.

Aleighcia Scott shares beautiful love song honoring Jamaican and Welsh cultures. The track has a lovely riddim and showcases Scott’s smooth vocals.

Great new music doesn’t take a holiday, and Kingston native Ras Fraser Jr. has a special present for all of the good reggae boys and girls, pining for something new to stimulate the eardrums.

“Cold World” is a glimpse into the everyday reality of the Jamaican situation. Shedding light on the downfall of moral, bloody business crime giving a voice to victims who have losed loved ones to this sad reality. #bethechange #coldworld #reggae #jamaica

Protoje continues adding to legendary status with new film, “The Jamaican Situation” due in the summer of 2025. The Jamaican artist is one of the most creative artists in reggae today and it’s exciting to hear about the new film!

The legend is back with a fun, organ-driven track that feels perfect for a Sunday morning. He reminds us that above all is faith, loyalty and family. "Give thanks the righteous still ah wave dem BANNER"

Etana Checks In With Big Dancehall Track “Mirror”. The artist, more known for her roots-reggae music, wanted to expand her range with a hard hitting dancehall track that tackles confidence, authenticity, and shutting down the haters. The song was produced by “Billboard King” Kemar McGregor.