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. 

If you’re craving a musical getaway, this track is your ticket to salty air, clear horizons, and that blissful coastal state of mind.

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

In times of chaos and confusion, SensaMotion and Stick Figure reminds the world to “Show Love”. SensaMotion delivers with their new track featuring scene heavyweight Stick Figure. The collab is exactly what we need as we take on a new week.

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..

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.

This week’s Daily Reggae Song of the Week is “Ride or Die Chick” by Roots of Creation, Kash’d Out and Brett Wilson. Turn up this smooth reggae rock anthem about that special someone that is always in your corner!

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.

Find peace of mind following “Storm Showers” with FRIDAY NIGHT CRU ft. Akina Eman and Royal Blu. This gorgeous new tack is well deserving of Song of the Week with its unique and soothing riddim and fire vocals / delivery across the single.

311 returns with Full Bloom, their first new album in 5 years! It is filled with all the rock/reggae/rap you remember. The lead single “You’re Gonna Get it” is their highest charting song since 2013 and also one of the heaviest tracks from the entire album.

Veterans of the music game like Pacific Dub and Passafire are well aware of the pressures and pitfalls of the music business. While the stress can be overwhelming, PD reminds us to keep your head down and focus on your passion. Put your energy into your craft, not the ups-and-downs of “success”.

Since his time filling in as front man for Tribal Seeds, Lewis has pushed himself to continue to evolve as an artist, finding great success as a solo artist. The feel good track was produced by Johnny Cosmic and released by Ineffable Records.

The beautiful but somber track was written for Christopher’s late father, rocksteady legend Alton Ellis, however it is dedicated to everyone missing those they love. The track was produced by Stephen Marley and presented by Ghetto Youth International.

Song of the Week: The Wailers Continue Their Evolution with Holding On.The Wailers are back with a brand new album, Evolution featuring 12 new tracks and a ton of great collabs including Gramps Morgan, Mykal Rose, and Marcia Griffiths.

Joe Samba and Mihali take us "Home" with a understated yet emotional single. Over swirling guitars and a soothing melody, Joe and Mihali reflect on family and the sacrifices we make to provide for them. The song was released by LAW Records and was beautifully produced by Eric Krasno, most known for his guitar work with Soulive and Lettuce.

Anuhea releases a beautiful new song for Lahaina titled “Maui Rain”.
The talented Hawaiian singer-songwriter always puts her heart and soul into each new release and what a gorgeous tribute to Maui and the people of Lahaina one year since the devastating wildfire.

Former Iya Terra frontman, Nathan Aurora and his new project Aurorawave are pioneering a new reggae rock meets heavy metal sound, and the end result is magical! While the band has been building buzz by slowly releasing singles, the debut (and self-titled) album officially dropped this Friday.