Grab tickets to see Nattali Rize during the “Liberate” Album Tour. The talented singer-songwriter kicks off her tour in Florida on March 12 with shows planned in Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and California.

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

Find inspiration by going to one of Protoje’s upcoming shows. The reggae superstar is touring throughout March, April and May with shows spanning across Europe and the U.S.

74odd has dropped the first track from The House That Bradley Built: Live at Muffin But Good Vibes with their live take on “Doin’ Time.”

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.

Bring coastal vibes with you by turning on RDGLDGRN and Surfer Girl’s “Virginia Beach”. This innovative track blends reggae, pop and rock in an incredible way and it’s a jam for everyone!

Celebrate the life of Bob Marley by playing Ziggy Marley’s “Many Mourn For Bob”. This track is a gorgeous tribute from son to father as the world honors Bob Marley’s legacy and his birthday of February 6.

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.

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.

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

What started as a must-attend beachside event is quickly becoming a seasonal staple, bringing together great music, ocean vibes, and an unforgettable community experience right on the coast.

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.

The continued growth of reggae rock is a major story in its own and reggae rock legends Pepper delivered Daily Reggae’s “Regge Rock Album of the Year” with the release of “Operation Irie”. 

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”.

2025 truly was a massive year for reggae. From traditional roots reggae tracks to innovative cross genre sounds, reggae music fans had so much new music to connect with. Here are the tunes that really grabbed our attention. These are the 2025 Daily Reggae Awards “Song of the Year” Nominees.

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”.

Take a trip “In the Islands” with Conkarah, Jaro Local and JKING. Whether you’re heading to the islands this holiday season or are inspired to go mentally, this track will inspire you!