Start 2024 off right with SunDub and Brooklyn Reggae Night! Daily Reggae caught up with SunDub’s Ben Teters to learn more about the exciting show scheduled for January 5, 2024, the Brooklyn band’s amazing run of recent concerts, and new music on the way!

If you’re looking for some of the best riddims in reggae today make sure to connect with Jamaica’s Irie Yute Tapes. The label’s talented Founder and Producer, Phillip McFarlane shared on Instagram that he’s dropping three new riddims!

Bopping around the chilly winter streets with Rising Tide’s new album, “Pixel Prison”, is warming my ears and putting a spring in my step. The album itself is a trippy reggae-dub, soul-jazz fusion, best listened to in order, one song after the other like the days of old. Continue for the full review!

Dance the night away with J Boog’s take on the classic track, “Pennies from Heaven”! This is such a lively and fun song originally made famous by Louis Prima and J Boog brings new island vibe life into the song, released by Ineffable Records!

Which city will you catch Kyle Smith’s “Unmanageable Tour”?! The reggae rocker is set to kick off a nationwide headline tour that starts in January and runs through the end of March.

The amount of talent spanning the reggae music genre is absolutely incredible and it’s no easy task narrowing the list of new album releases down to the five best 2023 releases. This year, we paid extra attention to LPs that tell a story and carry the listener from start to finish.

As we’ve been discussing, reggae is making major waves around the globe and reggae music is inspiring people in a major way while pollinating across genres. Here is our list of the top producers bringing beautiful reggae music to life in 2023!

Reggae rock’s rise continues to shred guitars around the world and we’d have to say this was another gem of a year for the release of reggae rock albums and live music. Here are five 2023 reggae rock albums that stood out to Daily Reggae!

2023 was a year full of amazing dub led and dub influenced albums and had us fans jamming along from dusk till dawn! Here are our five favorite dub albums of the year.

2023 was a massive year for live music and let’s be honest, it’s hard to beat a reggae concert! Reggae artists and bands toured the world playing to both sold out venues and new growing fan bases. Here are five national reggae tours that stood out to us in 2023.

When you hear roots reggae, you instantly connect with an irie bass line, the lyrics standing up for people’s rights, and the sound of peace and love. Roots reggae remains strong in 2023 and we fell in love with some of these new LPs.

Reggae sparks creativity, empowers action and brings us closer together. The amount of amazing songs dropped in 2023 has been absolutely incredible to follow along with. These are the tracks that spoke loudest to us!

A large number of jamming reggae EPs were released this year - many ranging from three to five tracks. A solid EP tells a story that has a listener on the edge of their seat, or at the very least maintains a compelling theme and feel throughout.

As reggae continues to grow in popularity, the roster of top reggae talent expands worldwide. This year, we saw amazing up-and-coming reggae talent and the convergence of reggae, rock, punk rock, and hip hop.

2023 was a massive year for reggae music, and the power of reggae was strongly felt around the world. This year, we really connected with the pollination of reggae crossing musical genres. The trend has made even more people fall in love with reggae!

Get lost in love again with Jah Cure’s “One More Time (Doncorleon Remix)”. The Jamaican artist showcases his vocals over the relaxing riddim and teamed with Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett on the track.

The Steppas stand up for their beliefs and community in “Hear Dat”. The Hawaiin reggae band teamed with Jamaica’s Irie Yute Tapes in this jam that sends a loud call to action for the government to take action and help people live a better life.

Pacific Dub sets “Smell The Roses Tour” dates ft. Dale and the Zdubs. The nationwide tour kicks off in March and runs through early April and has Pacific Dub, the Southern California reggae rockers, teaming with the up-and-coming D.C. reggae meets punk rock band, Dale and the Zdubs.

Focus on staying in the present while thinking into the future with “3AM” by Father of the Vibe ft. Taye McQueen. Daily Reggae caught up with Father of the Vibe frontman, David Fowler, the former songwriter and keyboardist for Echo Movement to learn about his jamming new music project. The creativity and genre crossing pulse of this track is so rad!

Following last year’s inaugural Daily Reggae “Best Of” Awards, the Daily Reggae team is excited to announce the second annual Daily Reggae “Best Of” Awards.