Pyramid teams with Young Pow in this big time reggae tune that reminds us that there’s no place for anything in this world but love. The tune’s uplifting nature is crucial and arrives at the perfect time to unite us while empowering leaders to lead with a message of positivity.

A long time in the making, Mellow Mood’s latest single “Play No Banger” finally gets it release. Originally created in 2002, the song was shelved until 2024 when they shared the track with their friend, and late legend, Naâman.

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.”

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

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.

At just under three minutes, the album’s title track perfectly captures the essence of its namesake, a mellow anthem built for summer-time listening.

RDGLDGRN and Little Stranger team up for a fresh and vibey collaboration with their new single “Stay With Me”, blending the best of rap, rock, reggae, and funk (shoutout to Go-Go and my Washington DC natives) in a way that feels effortlessly cool.

The heartfelt single is the Daily Reggae Song of the Week and showcases the heart of the talented Jamaican artist and Rebelution frontman, and the epic riddim by Irie Yute Tapes makes listeners feel thankful, motivated and excited for what’s to come. 

The reggae rock giants are back at it with this jam of a track and I love the catchy keys, irie bass line and message to enjoy every step our journey. Stick Figure always crafts beautiful songs and fans can enjoy this feel good song all summer long.

The riddim traces back to Jacob Miller’s “Baby I Love You So,” Dawn Penn’s “Night and Day,” and Augustus Pablo’s dub masterpiece “King Tubby Meets the Rockers Uptown

Blending soulful vocals with rhythmic grooves, the track explores themes of self-discovery, spiritual connection, and creative freedom. With its uplifting energy and ethereal vibe, “Elevation” marks a bold new chapter in HIRIE’s musical journey.

Produced by Johnny Cosmic, the song showcases Lewis's dynamic vocal range, complemented by Busy Signal's lyricism and The Movement's energetic style. Released by Cre8ive Tribe and Ineffable Records, stream the track now!

Bobby McFerrin’s 1988 track "Don’t Worry Be Happy” gets a second life with DENM’s fun and unique twist. The feel-good anthem is perfect for easy listening and it’s a refreshing take that brings the iconic track into today’s reggae scene with effortless charm..

Tash Sultana brings her signature ethereal sound to reggae with Milk and Honey, a hypnotic blend of smooth grooves, guitars, and soulful vocals.

The Dallas-based band dropped the track last November, but it has been a staple on my playlist after the algorithm sent the song my way. With its smooth production and heartfelt lyrics, Lately is the perfect soundtrack for slow sunsets and late-night reflections.

With themes of resilience and positivity, Day by Day offers a reminder to embrace life’s journey. Its laid-back rhythm and soulful message make it a standout addition to any reggae playlist. This collaboration captures the essence of modern island music at its finest.

Etana and Damian Marley light up Jamrock Vibes with dynamic energy and undeniable chemistry. The track celebrates Jamaica’s spirit with infectious rhythms and powerful lyrics, making it a standout anthem for reggae lovers.

December is here and that can only mean one thing, the return of the annual Daily Reggae Awards. Our editorial team as been busy making lists and comparing notes and we are ready to honor some of our favorite/biggest/most impactful reggae artists across subgenres.

Song of the Week: “Show Love” with Kabaka Pyramid, Irie Souljah & Nature Makonnen. The trio have come together for a modern reggae anthem that speaks to the power of love and unity in divisive times. The track was released on Kushite Organic Records.

The musical giants are no strangers to the road, touring the world to bring music to the people, so it is that much more important to cherish the time we are home with our loved ones. The track is released on Controlled Substance Sound Labs / Slum Beach Records.