Start your day by enjoying the new album “Subject to Change” by Seedheads. The San Diego based reggae band have released 12 tracks showcasing their peaceful sound.

Dale and the ZDubs and Benny Ranks have teamed up in the heartfelt anthem “The Way Back”. I love this song’s energy that brings nostalgic feelings. The track also reminds us to be present and appreciate the little things in life.

I’m loving the jamming riddim and Royal’s vocal make this a memorable track that inspires us to keep smiling and maneuver around obstacles in our way.

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.”

This week’s pick for Song of the Week is “Leave The Light On” by The Elovaters, a warm, reassuring anthem about love that holds steady through distance and long nights on the road.

Reggae Rise Up Florida returns to Vinoy Park from March 12–15, 2026, delivering four days of reggae, reggae-rock, hip-hop, and genre-blending performances on Florida’s waterfront.

Circle June 13, 2026. Slightly Stoopid are hosting their inaugural Field of Dreamz Festival at Petco Park in San Diego and it’s the perfect excuse to plan a West Coast getaway.

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.

Dirty Heads inspire us to keep our heads up even when the water is choppy in “Seven Seas”. Things can get rough but this track brings us a sense of calm and belief to stay together and fight through.

Reggae collective IRIEspect returns with their sophomore project, Lost In Time EP, out now through DubShot Records. The release captures the band’s signature blend of roots and modern reggae, layered with dancehall, dub, rock, Latin, and hip hop influences.

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.

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.

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.