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.

Bikini Trill’s latest project is a vibrant showcase of their signature blend of reggae, rock, and pop — an album packed with crossover potential and undeniable energy.

Summer’s not over yet for reggae fans—KBong and Johnny Cosmic are hitting the road in support of their upcoming album Spirit of the Light, that came out August 29. To make the tour even sweeter, the duo are raffling off a signed guitar for just $10 a ticket!

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.

Space Kamp always pushes the limits of creativity and the LP is another gem from the genre bending project uniting reggae, hip hop and pop music.

Massive news for reggae lovers across the Pacific — New Zealand’s iconic One Love Festival is making its long-awaited debut in Hawaii this fall. Known as one of the biggest and most beloved reggae gatherings in the Southern Hemisphere, One Love will touch down in the 808 on November 7 & 8, 2025, bringing its signature energy, culture, and island connection to Wai Kai in Ewa Beach, Honolulu.

Pepper and LAW Records have officially launched Operation Irie, a genre-blending compilation that reimagines punk classics through the lens of today’s reggae rock scene.

RECAP: Slightly Stoopid, Iration, and Little Stranger with a HUGE show in Irvine on Friday night. Their concerts are always a celebration of love, community, and music — and seeing them live truly makes you feel that connection.

The band’s new LP, “Shadow Magic” it out today, August 15, and we are so pumped to dive into their new cross genre tracks! Fans can also get excited for the band’s tour hitting cities around the country over the next few months.

Daily Reggae and Bobby Hustle present Reggae High Five - Volume 2. There are so many exciting things happening in reggae today and here are five updates that you have to hear!

This song is such a vibe and I love its style and message reminding us to slow down and enjoy the summer season. The reggae rockers, Ballyhoo! bring their punk rock meets reggae attitude and Saxl Rose lays down a grooving sax line making this an instant playlist add!

Daily Reggae connected with Kenya Eugene to hear about the singer-songwriter’s new music and creative process. The artist recently released an amazing new EP titled, “You Are I”.

This jamming new tune has a smooth groove and lively horn section that reminds listeners to appreciate how far we’ve come in life. Fortunate Youth always brings a positive message to their songs and I love this addition to their stellar reggae catalog!

The collaboration blends Beach Fly's Florida-inspired sound with The Expendables' seasoned reggae-rock style, resulting in a tune that's gonna have you singing along all summer.