Appreciate the moment by playing the gorgeous love song “Make You Mine” by Mark Messam ft. Steve Tulloch. The artists recently released an amazing music video showcasing the single, which was produced by Delroy "Fatta" Pottinger at Anchor Studios in Kingston, Jamaica.

Daily Reggae connected with F.Y.A.H.’s bassist, Delroy ‘Pele’ Hamilton, to learn about the band’s recent collaboration with Steel Pulse, unique writing process, and live shows around the corner. Read the full profile now!

Rik Jam stays focused on his grind in “Destine”. The Jamaican artist showcases his talent as vocalist and emphasizes the importance of putting in work to achieve your dreams.

Kingston, Jamaica-based artist Shavarr recently released a powerful song titled, “It’s Gonna Be Ok”. The song has some beautiful instrumentation and shares an imortant message to keep our faith. Daily Reggae caught up with Shavarr to learn about the song’s message.

Royal Blu, The Autos and Roe Summerz spotlight the issue of gun violence in “Artillery”. The powerful and timely single was released by Easy Star Records and positions Blu as an up-and-coming thought leader for the Kingston community. The lyrics tell a visual and inspiring story sparking a call to action.

Protoje has dropped the lineup for Jamaica’s “The Lost In Time Festival” and it’s amazing! The festival will take place on February 25 in Kingston, and features artists including Protoje, Lila Iké, Jesse Royal, Mortimer, and Samory I.

Talented Jamaican artist Samory I has teamed up with producer Winta James in the powerful new single, “Blood in the Streets”. The song released by Overstand Entertainment and Easy Star Records pushes for a safer and more peaceful society. Samory I showcases his thoughtful lyrics and soulful voice over an inspiring riddim.

Dailyreggae.com interviewed reggae pioneer Clinton Fearon about his Jamaican roots, finding his groove in The Gladiators, the new music he’s excited to release, and the power of reggae music to bring peace of mind to the world.

Recording at Small World Recording Studio in Kingston, Jamaica, Junior Culture laid down his version of Rick Astley’s hit, Never Gonna Give You Up. Junior Culture’s reggae version, Never Gonna is catchy and brings a new sound and identity to the song.

In the first song off his new album, Wildfire, Jamaica’s Kxng Izem delivers a strong message. “Trying to teach the youth something. Get up, for yourself you got to do something. Cut off all negative ties and negative vibe. Keep your energy right” The lyrics are from the album’s first song, Cliche, and Kxng conveys passionate and smooth flows throughout the album. Dailyreggae.com listened to the album and are loving Kxng’s passion, sound, and awesome reggae and hip-hop style beats.