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.

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The song rides a heavy groove with a smooth hook while giving Little Stranger room to deliver a dynamic rap breakdown. It captures the carefree joy of stepping away from the daily grind, offering a catchy melody and upbeat vibe that makes it impossible not to hit repeat.

HIRIE’s new album Phases celebrates growth, love, and empowerment through 13 uplifting tracks. Her dreamy vocals and inspiring lyrics remind us that life moves in phases — and HIRIE’s music makes every one feel brighter.

Seranation and Kash’d Out team up for “Comfortably Confused,” a chill anthem that celebrates staying true to yourself while figuring life out along the way.

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.

Pennsylvania’s Higher Vibration drops their new album “Intrapersonal” delivering ten thoughtful tracks full of energy and uplifting messages.

Matisyahu continues to push musical boundaries with his cross-genre innovation, and Ancient Child is another reminder of his fearless creativity. The album showcases his ability to discover new sounds and carve a truly unique lane in modern music.

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.

Reggae fans need to add “I’m Doing It” by Lyndon John X and Roots Makers to their playlists right now. The track’s beautiful instrumentation and message about moving through life at your own pace are truly uplifting.

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.

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.”

Phoenix-based band Sanchos makes a strong first statement with their debut EP Big Dill, blending reggae rhythms with hip hop fire and festival-ready energy.

Stay High has dropped the irie new single “Treasure”, marking the first release from Stick Figure bassist Tom Soliman’s new project. The track is full of feel-good energy, driven by a jamming bass line and fun sing-along lyrics that remind us to enjoy the little things in life.

Anora’s voice glides over Alific’s groove (who recognizes the sample?), while DeChenne’s trumpet adds a warm, cinematic touch. The track captures both polish and depth, making it a standout example of how electronic and live elements can seamlessly blend.

Stonetribe teams up with Clint Warren on the inspiring new tune “Power in One.” The song brings a catchy groove and a powerful reminder to believe in yourself even when life gets tough.

With an island-style groove, reggae guitar accents, and Ana’s unique mix of hip hop flow and sweet vocals, this one is both heartfelt and irie.

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.

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.