Your weekly soundtrack is here: fresh reggae, feel-good vibes, and songs that hit both the heart and the speakers.

HIRIE puts a reggae twist on Olivia Dean’s “So Easy”. Reggae fans will connect with this playful love song. I love the way HIRIE put her own stamp on this gem of a tune.

Chase new love with the good vibes filled track “Honey I” by Matt & Zack. Loving this super catchy new tune by the Florida-based musicians blending reggae, pop and hip hop.

Fill up your heart with Skip Marley’s version of “One Love”. Skip has a released a beautiful rendition of the Bob Marley & The Wailers classic and it sounds so good!

SOJA and Maoli remind us to hold onto love in “Did I Wait Too Long”. This is such a beautiful song about the ups and downs of love and reflecting on possible lost love.

We’re proud to celebrate Keznamdi as our Artist of the Month here at Daily Reggae. Major congratulations to the Jamaican artist on taking home this year’s GRAMMY for Best Reggae Album. His powerful LP, BLXXD & FYAH, is a must-listen for reggae fans around the world.

Fall deep in love with Iam Tongi’s “Eyes For You”. This track is such an incredible vibe! I love the growth in Tongi’s voice and lyrics, making this my favorite of his new releases.

Jasmin Nicole and Kaleikaumaka collab in the island inspired love song. The track captures the feeling of new love and wanting more. The tune has a calming riddim and both artist’s lay down gorgeous vocals.

Prioritize what matters most while holding onto love with Shenseea’s “Time For Me”. This is a big time reggae tune and Shenseea’s expressive vocals flow effortlessly over the track’s irie riddim.

As 2026 approaches, Ras Ajai shows that growth starts with reflection. The Recap Album is a curated digital listening experience bringing together previously released recordings into one cohesive journey.

With Emotions, J’Calm blends tradition and modernity into a deeply personal body of work that reflects where Jamaican music is headed next.

Start off 2026 with positive energy by seeing Julian Marley & The Uprising. Marley and his band are performing this February in Saipan, Guam, Hawaii, and California and reggae fans have to catch these shows.

A major album release, innovative industry wide collabs and big time shows, Jesse Royal’s music uplifts, motivates, and inspires reggae lovers worldwide. This is why we’ve named the Jamaican artist the 2025 Daily Reggae “Artist of the Year”. 

Reggae icon Clinton Fearon’s 2025 album “Jah Is Love” is a musical masterpiece and well deserving to be named the 2025 Daily Reggae “Album of the Year”.

Jamaica’s Rik Jam is the 2025 Daily Reggae “Rising Artist of the Year”. From the release of his debut album, “The Genesis” to major tours, Rik Jam is earning well deserved reggae fans worldwide.

2025 brought reggae fans from around the world an incredible amount of inspiring and heartfelt new music. We saw artists take major career leaps and legends release their best music yet. Here are 2025 Daily Reggae Awards “Artist of the Year” nominees. 

As a musical genre reggae has some of the most talented artists and bands worldwide. An album is the culmination of hard work, heart and vision and in 2025 we saw the release of so many inspiring LPs. Here are the nominees for the 2025 Daily Reggae Awards “Album of the Year”.

The reggae music genre has so many incredibly talented artists around the world. There are numerous up-and-coming artists in today’s scene and it’s so fun to see their rise. These artists really caught our attention this year! Here are the Nominees for the 2025 Daily Reggae “Rising Artist of the Year”.

Get the party started with “Carnival Friend” by Kes and Benjai. This song brings so much energy and is really fun to dance to!

“Extra Vintage” by Tenor Blue is one of the smoothest reggae songs of 2025. This track is an absolute gem in every aspect from its message, old school riddim and Tenor Blue’s silky vocals.