Push away negativity with Some Friends’ single “Don’t Matter” ft. SkillinJah. The Des Moines, Iowa-based band’s single showcases the group’s energy and grooving reggae rock.

Malawi’s Zion The Messenger encourages people to put their best foot forward in “Order”. The single was released by Zion Track Records and I love the song’s intricate riddim and horns.

Dan Gio pushes “Crime and Violence” to the side. The Jamaican artist has an incredible voice and the single pushes for an important message of peace.

Adriana Adeline puts an important spotlight on self love and patience when it comes to new relationships in the song, “Patience”. Adeline is a talented New York-based singer-songwriter, and I think reggae fans will appreciate the loving message and soulfulness of Adeline’s vocals in this laid back track.

Groove to Wiseman’s tropical lovers rock sound in “Love Like This”. The Jamaican artist celebrates the unconditional bond of love, and lays down some beautiful vocals over a jamming riddim.

Syd Perry’s “Propaganda” urges the importance of staying firmly rooted in your beliefs. The song showcases the artists’ energy, passion, and catchy vocals.

Hold on and “Empty Your Mind” with Zulu Bob and General Huge. The track released by Beijing’s ChinaMan Yard, connects reggae and hip hop and spread a message of staying present while searching for a better life.

Portland’s Mikey Dub blends modern Sound System Dub and classic Roots Reggae, and I’m vibing with his single, “Dub Calling”. The musician is a talented dub producer, and it’s really cool to hear about his musical influences.

Don Dada inspires self-improvement and coming together in “One For Another”. The South African reggae artist also blends his hip hop influence in the inspiring track released by RuFF CuTT Studio. Dada collaborated Bernard “Touter” Harvey and Delroy Thompson on the single’s production.

Istanbul’s Bosphoroots highlights the importance of peace in “Hayal”. Reggae’s power is felt worldwide, and it’s super fun listening to Bosphoroots’ music. This single is powerful! You can feel the band’s emotions and strongly hear their talent.

Sax N Dub collaborate with Madi Simmons in the uplifting single, “Working For A Brighter Day”. The track, released by Dubophonic Records, calls for unity, peace, and coming together. I really love the song’s sax and how it pairs so nicely with the dub effects!

“Picture This” showcases Ghost.Wav’s unique ability to blend reggae and hip hop. The Denver-based band is an up-and-coming creative powerhouse; I especially dig how the single’s verses have a more hip hop MC feel, and how Ghost.Wav then drops a smooth reggae rock singing hook.

Locos Por Juana help us turn any frown upside down in “Tu Sonrisa”. This goregous reggae love song is a feel good jam that any music lover will love - whether you speak Spanish or not! The single was dropped ahead of the band’s upcoming “Rock the Moon” album, which I cannot wait to listen!

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!

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.

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.

“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.

Kingston, Jamaica-based artist Shavarr recently released a powerful song titled, “It’s Gonna Be Ok”. The song has some beautiful instrumentation and shares an imortant message to keep our faith. Daily Reggae caught up with Shavarr to learn about the song’s message.

Push away negativity with the powerful song, “Karma” by Danitsa. The reggae pop track is beautiful and highlights Danita’s unbelievable voice! I am so impressed by her unique style of singing and could listen to this single’s hook all day long!