Get lost in love with Kranium’s “Without You” featuring Queen Naija. The single’s riddim beautifully blends Dancehall, R&B and Afrobeats, and Kranium and Queen Naija put it down on their vocals!

Ginjah celebrates the power of love in “Love Will Reign Again”. The single released by Reggae Vibes Music, was produced at Loud City Studios. Kenroy Mullings plays the jamming guitar on the track!

“Wondering” by Ha’angana is a beautiful love song with island vibes. This is my first time listening to Ha’angana, a talented reggae artist based in New York, and I’m so impressed by his vocals and superb guitar playing.

Ineffable Live, the live music arm of Ineffable Music, will celebrate the first anniversary of Ventura Music Hall with a jamming Thievery Corporation show on March 11. Thievery was one of the first shows to perform at the venue, so it’s rad to hear they are returning and to see all the success of the gorgeous venue!

Rubbah Tree is a jamming reggae band from Bend, Oregon, who recently dropped a new single, “Call Of The Mountain” ft. Stylie and Karim Israel, and it will set you free on a trip into nature and good vibes!

Time to get excited for Sublime’s “$5 At The Door (Live At Tressel Tavern, 1994)” album release! The album is due out April 21st via Surfdog Records, and will feature 26 restored and mastered tracks.

Belgium’s Kosmo Sound connect dub and jazz in “Fruit of the Void”. The album, released by Zephyrus Records, is super groovy and unique. If you’re interested in listening to some new music with a sound that you’ve never quite heard before, turn this up loud!

Ahead of the band’s new album, “Silver Saturdays”, which will be released March 3 via Brushfire Records, Daily Reggae caught up with ALO to learn about their new music, preparation for live shows, and creativity process! Head over to the profile page to read the full article!

Rik Jam stays focused on his grind in “Destine”. The Jamaican artist showcases his talent as vocalist and emphasizes the importance of putting in work to achieve your dreams.

Festivals have started, the weather is getting warmer, and the reggae season is in full swing. To celebrate, this week’s SOTW is “Sleepin on the couch” by Ballyhoo! ft The Elovaters. The fun, beach rock track delivers a laid back groove, spacey synth and guest vocals from The Elovaters.

EnjoiSka sends a reminder to keep an open mind in “Times are Changing”. The ska rockers stem from California’s Morenno Valley, and share an important message to respect each other’s cultures.

Find closure by jamming to “Take a Year” by Last Resort. The Virginia-based band’s latest single inspires the sometimes difficult process of walking away and deciding to start over. I am especially loving the band’s awesome reggae rock guitars on this powerful single.

Busy Signal’s “The Mood” is a reminder to step into any room with confidence. I love this song’s vibe and message as it’s an important reminder that no one can bring your vibes down. Busy Signal’s delivery is so on point and the single’s riddim is super catchy.

The time is here to get creative and remix Rebelution’s “All Or Nothing”! Rebelution has teamed up with BeatStars and is challenging artists to remix this amazing track featuring Busy Signal!

Jaz Elise spreads love and inspires a way forward in the single, “Gratitude”. Elise’s voice is amazing, and her take on the jamming “Gratitude Riddim”, which was released by Overstand Entertainment / Easy Star Records, is powerful.

The Green are celebrating Hawaiian Language Month by challenging fans to translate a verse from one of their songs. What a cool idea! If you know the Hawaiin language, or are interested in learning it, bringing The Green’s music into the fold is the perfect way to build your language skills!

“All It Took” by Jacuzzi Fuzz is a reminder to ‘stick to your vision’. The Miami-based reggae rock band really groove on this track, and make me an instant fan! I love the song’s message, the band’s smooth sound, and message of inspiration.

Alborosie is heading to the West Coast! Grab tickets to the “For The Culture” Tour before they sell out! The tour kicks off at Cali Vibes on February 18 and run through a stop in Seattle on March 3 at Nectar Lounge.

“You Know You Want To Be Loved” showcases Steele’s silky voice. The Toronto-based artist teamed with Lord Koos Records on this relaxing reggae cover of the 1970’s Keith Barrow’s track.

O! Jupiter’s debut album, “Illusions of a Cloud” is refreshing, dreamy and good vibe-filled! Although the Chicago-based band is not reggae per se, it’s super cool that they are inspired by the sound, flow and lyrics of reggae artists like Slightly Stoopid, Rebelution, and Sublime.