Dale and the ZDubs and Benny Ranks have teamed up in the heartfelt anthem “The Way Back”. I love this song’s energy that brings nostalgic feelings. The track also reminds us to be present and appreciate the little things in life.

This week’s pick for Song of the Week is “Leave The Light On” by The Elovaters, a warm, reassuring anthem about love that holds steady through distance and long nights on the road.

Dirty Heads inspire us to keep our heads up even when the water is choppy in “Seven Seas”. Things can get rough but this track brings us a sense of calm and belief to stay together and fight through.

Song of the Week: Kyle Smith and Fayuca help us look out for the “Red Flags”. The catchy new reggae rock collab has a spicy vibe about living life on the wild side.

Stick Figure classic “Cocoa de Rock” is the Daily Reggae Song of the Week. This week the reggae community was saddened to hear about the passing of Cocoa, the beloved dog of band frontman, Scott Woodruff.

Reggae rock legends Ballyhoo! are back with another shredding album that reggae and rock fans will love jamming along to.

French reggae band Dub Inc has released an amazing new album titled “Atlas”. Reggae fans will love the 12 track LP and the inspiring messages of love, hope and standing up for what you believe in. 

Khalia’s “Miracle,” produced by Natural High Music, is an important reminder of faith, love, and the blessings that keep us going. Her powerful vocals flow over a smooth roots riddim as she reflects on doubt, guidance, and the miracles we experience every day.

All in the name of love: Enjoy the new Slightly Stoopid track “Shine For You” ft. G. Love. This is such a feel good tune that reminds me about the importance of community and doing everything you can to help family and friends.

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.

Singer-songwriter Kimié Miner returns with a stunning new video for “Kuʻu Hawaiʻi,” her first love song to Hawaiʻi Island sung in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.

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.

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.

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.”

Algorhythem’s “When the World Stops” delivers a soothing mix of reflection and groove. The vocals and rhythms create a track that feels grounding yet hopeful—an anthem for slowing down and finding peace when everything else is moving too fast.

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.

When jam-band legends O.A.R. join forces with Cali-cool hitmaker Shwayze, the result is “Way Down” — a smooth, genre-blending track that’s as catchy as it is comforting.

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.