Make time to listen to the debut album of Rik Jam titled “The Genesis”. Rik Jam delivers one of the best reggae albums of the year with 14 soulful tracks.

King Tappa never misses, and his new single “Badness” carries a powerful message to always choose love over violence. The riddim hits hard, and Tappa’s commanding voice drives home this crucial reminder — that good will always rise above evil.

His songwriting shines here, capturing the carefree energy of a perfect beach day. Turn this one up and let the island sun shine through — no matter where you are.

Romain Virgo has one of the best voices in reggae, and his new collaboration with Protoje, “Finally,” is a gorgeous love song worth celebrating.

Resinated links up with Mellodose on the reggae rock tune “Night Air.” This track’s riddim is uplifting and dance-ready, carrying the energy to keep the night going.

You really have to applaud KBong and Johnny Cosmic. As if being core members of Stick Figure wasn’t enough, the duo has carved out their own lane with a nationwide tour and now the release of their incredible new album, Spirit of The Light.

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.

Drawing on her signature reggae-pop blend, Hirie carries the track with catchy melodies while the bands invites listeners to dance with a big time groove. “I Am Your Vibe” isn’t just a song; it’s a mood-setter.

Tenelle is an absolutely amazing artist and her voice is one of my favorites in reggae today. The LP is 11 tracks long and features artists including Sammy Johnson and Fiona.

The Santa Barbara-based reggae rock group connects reggae, rock and pop in a silky smooth fashion and its tracks always bring vibes while taking listeners on a trip down memory line.

It’s been so fun following the talented singer-songwriter’s musical journey and her latest album is a culmination of all her hard work and creativity.

Reggae icon Clinton Fearon’s new album “Jah Is Love” is another masterpiece. Clinton’s music is so crucial to the world and uplifts us to better ourselves and society.

Luka looks back at Sizzla’s Black Woman and Child.“Sizzla, a fiery voice of resistance and spirituality, emerged in the mid-90s as a trailblazer in the reggae genre, blending the ancestral wisdom of roots reggae with the dynamic energy of dancehall. “

In Morning Glory, Lacksley Castell delivers more than just music. He offers a timeless reflection on struggle, resilience, and the pursuit of freedom. With his dub-heavy riddims and poetic lyrics that transcend decades, resonating with modern listeners facing similar injustices.

Pack the dance floor with Mr Eazi’s “For My Head” ft. Mugeez and D Jay. This new dancehall tune has an infectious riddim that will have you floating across the floor. 

Live in the present and “Rise Above” with The Green Room and Signal Fire. This is my first time listening to a song by The Green Room and I’m digging this conscious new tune!

Hector Roots Lewis and J Boog bring the “Fire” in an irie new track that reggae fans will eat up! Turn up this gem and you’ll immediately want to start dancing and singing along to the love song.

Piper Street Sound’s new EP will get you in the meditation zone. The new EP features new versions of fan favorites like “Small Plate’ and “Rid Them”. In addition, a vinyl release showcases new vocal versions featuring General Pecos.

“Super duo Unified Highway, made of Rebelution frontman Eric Rachmany and top tier producer Amp Live, continue their incredible run and collaboration bringing us the innovative intersection of reggae, rock and electronic music in the album, “Invisible Route”.

Close your eyes and relax with the jamming “Island Vibes, Vol. 2” LP by Loud City and ZJ Sparks. This impressive 12 track album features an amazing group of artists and riddims.