Placing a reggae pin on the map for Arlington, Texas, idoljob reminds us we are all just leaves of the same branch with their latest release “We Are One”. The tune is a much needed and robust message delivered by an adept collection of musicians, brought together by a passion for doing just that.

Album Review: Bumpin Uglies strips it all off with “Underdog: The Acoustic Sessions”, a carefully curated collection of BU past favorites plucked from albums across its discography, supplemented by a handful of new recordings to get lost in for the first time.

What do The Elovaters, Kyle Smith, Iya Terra, HIRIE, Tropidelic and Bumpin Uglies have in common? If you guessed that they’ve all got a spot on Ballyhoo!’s fiery new album, Shellshock, you’re entirely correct.  The Maryland based rockin’ reggae veterans have completed their latest collection of powerful songs with the help of some well-known friends.

The Summertime 2023 Tour with Slightly Stoopid and Sublime with Rome was absolutely epic. Check out Daily Reggae’s full coverage of their Dallas, Texas stop by Highly Decent Photography. Full reviews and galleries for Sublime with Rome, Slightly Stoopid, The Movement, and Atmosphere.

Every once in a while, there’s an album created that’s just full to the brim with tracks that could easily be top notch singles, every last one of them, as if it were a “greatest hits” compilation. The Elovaters have decided to drop an album that lives up to that exact description!

The Summertime 2023 Tour featuring The Movement, Atmosphere, Slightly Stoopid and Sublime with Rome strolled through Texas for a few stops, making its final Lone Star State appearance in Dallas at the Toyota Music Factory on July 23, 2023. Jeremey Morgan, of Highly Decent Photography, is back with part 4 and the final recap of the event. Make sure to catch the reviews and galleries for all the artists from that night!

Photo Recap: The smoking skulls inflated on each side of the stage as the crowd generated some noise to show support for what was about to happen on stage. Based out of Ocean Beach, Kyle, Miles and the crew of Slightly Stoopid soon appeared to a standing ovation from the audience. Their set was still during the daylight in an open amphitheater, so the light show was not as impressive as it usually is, but you could tell there was a lot going on.

Three years after their last album, Maoli is back with a family-sized helping of new music to binge on, bringing a fresh spin to their already impressive sound. “Maoli Music Overload” is a massive, nineteen-song album that effortlessly touches many of your favorite genres, all fused up and reimagined with an island vibe.

Gallery: Summertime 2023 Show Recap. Atmosphere frontman, Slug, strolled out from stage right as the LED wall lit up on Ant’s soundlab station with swirls of orange, yellow and red patterns. The lyrics started flowing and their set was underway.

Review week carries. Back in the airwaves with a bagful of new songs to show the world it’s no one-hit-wonder, Surfer Girl solidifies its presence with a brand new sophomore album titled, “Noon”.

You may or may not have heard the name yet, but chances are if you’re into the American reggae genre of music, you will! Since mid-2021, Michael Sky has been busy recording and releasing track after track, gaining huge traction with reggae-lovers everywhere.

With so much incredible reggae music out and tons of new albums to listen to, the Daily Reggae Team is excited to present our latest Daily Reggae Review Week! We’ve reviewed seven albums and will drop one new review for seven days starting on July 30th.

This is the first blog in our recap series of the Summer 2023 Tour featuring Slightly Stoopid, Sublime with Rome, Atmosphere, and The Movement’s. Notes and photos by Jeremy Morgan, of Highly Decent Photography and Daily Reggae contributor.

No matter where you live, it's clear that summer is upon us and the music scene is in full swing. Santa Cruz’s, The Expendables, decided to participate in the sizzling “summer release” program with their newest addition, “Pleasure Point” via Ineffable Records.

The smooth sound of New Zealand’s own, Katchafire, along with Hawaii-based artist, FIA, made a stop in Deep Ellum, TX on a beautiful Thursday evening during the last leg of their USA Tour 2023. Being a school night had no impact on the attendance of the soul-filled evening of roots magic.

Shout out to Jeremy Morgan of Highly Decent Photography (and Daily Reggae contributor) for getting these awesome shots of Pepper at this year’s CaliVibes Fest. Catch Pepper live all summer with their 20 Years of Kona Town Tour.

Hailing from the east coast, Buddahfly has a new album out and just in time to enjoy with a generous helping of that warm spring sunshine.
This group occupies a full stage and has that big band sound I just can’t get enough of. I’ve been jamming this album for the majority of time it’s been released, soaking in all it has to offer and getting a feel for the vibe of the LP.

The guys really showcase the band's full-bodied, wordly sound, embracing the full GPGDs experience more than ever, bringing in outside influence from all over the world with help from the musical camps of Alborosie, Zion I Kings and Danny Kalb.

Shout out to Jeremy Morgan of Highly Decent Photography (and Daily Reggae contributor) for getting these awesome shots of Pepper at this year’s CaliVibes Fest. Catch Pepper live all summer with their 20 Years of Kona Town Tour.

Start your day with Artikal Sound System’s “When I Wanna” music video. This track features Little Stranger and is a stand out off the Florida reggae rocker’s amazing “Welcome to Florida” album, which was released via Controlled Substance Sound Labs.