The second chapter in his Leaders–Teachers–Healers trilogy, Teachers delivers 11 tracks of pure roots and heart. Mike blends deep wisdom with vibrant reggae grooves, reminding us to stay hopeful and build stronger communities through love and truth.

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.

After an incredible start last night, the energy’s only building. Catch her in Norfolk tonight before the crew heads down to light up the Carolinas. Get ready for good vibes, big smiles, and all the feels — the Phases Tour is just getting started again!

Spend your morning jamming to Lila Iké’s inspiring new album, “Treasure Self Love.” This 11-song LP showcases her signature blend of reggae, pop, and R&B — a soulful fusion that feels both refreshing and empowering.

Song of the Week: When Qyor and Jesse Royal come together, magic happens. “Dream Lover” is a heartfelt track that celebrates love, connection, and the timeless spirit of reggae.

Today marks five incredible years of Daily Reggae, and we couldn’t have done it without you. From day one, our mission has been to share and celebrate the vibrant world of reggae music — the artists, the culture, and the community that keep the spirit alive.

The song rides a heavy groove with a smooth hook while giving Little Stranger room to deliver a dynamic rap breakdown. It captures the carefree joy of stepping away from the daily grind, offering a catchy melody and upbeat vibe that makes it impossible not to hit repeat.

Chronixx is back with a brand new album titled “Exile” and the LP is so fire! The album’s title track “Exile” is the Daily Reggae Song of the Week. We are loving the smooth guitar riff, jamming bass line and Chronixx’s laid back vocals.

Reggae fans need to add “I’m Doing It” by Lyndon John X and Roots Makers to their playlists right now. The track’s beautiful instrumentation and message about moving through life at your own pace are truly uplifting.

Sometimes life comes at you hard, but peace can still be found — even when obstacles stand in your way. The Elovaters remind us of that in their uplifting new single “Staring At the Sun.”

Stay High has dropped the irie new single “Treasure”, marking the first release from Stick Figure bassist Tom Soliman’s new project. The track is full of feel-good energy, driven by a jamming bass line and fun sing-along lyrics that remind us to enjoy the little things in life.

Stonetribe teams up with Clint Warren on the inspiring new tune “Power in One.” The song brings a catchy groove and a powerful reminder to believe in yourself even when life gets tough.

With an island-style groove, reggae guitar accents, and Ana’s unique mix of hip hop flow and sweet vocals, this one is both heartfelt and irie.

Reggae fans will adore the new album Higher Education from Naya Rockers — an 11-track LP packed with big features like Clinton Fearon, Mike Love, Queen Omega, Sister Nancy, and Stephen Marley.

Fly your flag with Dub Inc’s newest single Drapeaux, creating a reflective track about dual identity and belonging. Drapeaux is the second single off Dub Inc’s upcoming ninth album Atlas, following Décibels.

Shwayze and Eli-Mac team up for a pop-reggae singalong that will have you joining in before the first chorus ends. Equal parts chill and introspective, it’s the perfect soundtrack for watching the last light fade.

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.

Hirie’s latest single “All is OK” features reggae favorites The Movement in a collaboration that lets both artists shine. The track leans into a steady, roots-inspired rhythm with lyrics that focus on resilience and perspective

Dancehall veteran Cham brings his trademark passion and relentless work ethic to his new album Sherlock, an eight-track collection filled with heavyweight riddims, thoughtful messages, and plenty of energy for the dance floor.

New York ska legends The Slackers breathe new life into the classic song “Money Is King”. Originally a 1935 calypso track by Growling Tiger (Neville Marcano), the song is a cutting take on society’s obsession with wealth.