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.

If reggae music has a pulse, it was set by Lowell "Sly" Dunbar. For over half a century, the man affectionately known as the "Drumbar" hasn’t just played the rhythm; he has engineered the very DNA of Jamaican music.

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.

The Elovaters have released a catchy new track on a topic we can all relate too… bills. Jackson Wetherbee’s vocals shine in this tune that will certainly have you singing along by the end of the first hook.

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.

Stripping the track back and reworking its atmosphere, the cover keeps the song’s dreamy core while adding a mellow, modern edge. It’s a relaxed reinterpretation that feels both nostalgic and new.

Artikal Sound System have announced FREE meet & greets at select stops on their upcoming 2026 U.S. tour, giving fans a chance to connect with the band beyond the stage at no additional cost.

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.

Protoje and Damian Marley unite on “At We Feet”, a heavyweight reggae collaboration rooted in gratitude, balance, and love. “At We Feet” is an uplifting reminder to slow down, stay grounded, and appreciate life’s blessings.

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.

Beyond the "Deadhead" culture, Bobby’s influence crossed over through iconic collaborations, most notably joining Stephen Marley and Jack Johnson on the track "Winding Road."

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.

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.

Kxng Izem displays big heart and vocals in the new album, “Nolovelost”. The Jamaican reggae artist is such a major talent and I really love all the detail and passion that he delivers in the 12 track LP.

“My Paradise” by Reggae Tahiti is the chill new song that needs a playlist add. The tune’s riddim is so peaceful and sends a positive message to embrace the moment.

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”. 

The major reemergence of reggae rock icons Sublime has been one of the biggest stories in reggae over the last two years and the band’s return to its vintage form with “Ensenada” make it the 2025 Daily Reggae “Song 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”.

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”.