Hector Roots Lewis and J Boog bring the “Fire” in an irie new track that reggae fans will eat up! Turn up this gem and you’ll immediately want to start dancing and singing along to the love song.

Find peace of mind following “Storm Showers” with FRIDAY NIGHT CRU ft. Akina Eman and Royal Blu. This gorgeous new tack is well deserving of Song of the Week with its unique and soothing riddim and fire vocals / delivery across the single.

Take a step back and enjoy the journey with Claire Wright’s “Hold on Tight” with The Hip Abduction. What an amazing song! Wright drops magical vocals over her relaxing acoustic guitar and teams in this gem with The Hip Abduction.

Enjoy the moment with that special someone while looking into the future with Skip Marley’s “Close”. This is such a beautiful new track that brings romantic feels and excitement about what’s to come!

Brush dust to the side and give love a try with Surfer Girl’s “Collecting Dust”. The reggae pop sensation has dropped another brilliant track that brings all the feels. 

Philly’s Dry Reef needs to be on your radar! The band’s latest single, “Easy I” is a grooving new track that beautifully blends genres including rock, pop and reggae.

Keep your faith and give praise for life with E.N Young’s “Surrender”. E.N, one of reggae’s top producers, is an out of this world talent, and every second of this nearly six minute song keeps listeners in a peaceful place.

Kings and Comrades remind us to “Hold On” even on the darkest nights. The Philadelphia-based band is on a roll releasing new music, and their irie sound is providing inspiration for us to keep our heads up.

Stay upful with HIRIE’s new song, “Greatest Teacher”. This is one of my favorite new HIRIE releases! The track reminds us to appreciate life’s journey and sends a message about staying thankful.

Turn up the heat with the new Tina (Hoodcelebrityy) track “Lover Man”. This track needs to be added to your party playlist as it’s the perfect tune to pack the dance floor!

Find your “Way Home” by turning up the jamming new tune by IzyBeats, Protoje and Kaylan Arnold. The recently released single features one of the best riddims of 2024.

Let your sunshine flow with “Family Time” by Big Every Time ft. Kapena. As soon as you turn on this song from the talented Hawaii-based bands you instantly feel chill. I love that they wrote a song celebrating the importance of family time as well!

“While preparing for release day, we wanted to change things up a bit. Our friends Daily Reggae decided to ask us a few questions for us to answer regarding the release. We wanted to give everyone more of an inside scoop of how some of these songs were created. Grateful for the opportunity 🙏🏼

Add Veni Sun and The Wide Eyed Kids “Birds of Paradise” to your chill playlist. This new track is the perfect one to keep your summer vibes flowing all year long!

Follow your heart with Adriya Joy’s “Find Our Way”. The talented singer-writer shines once again while showcasing her unique R&B meets reggae sound.

Hold onto love tight with Agent Sasco (Assassin) and Romain Virgo’s “Never Give Up”. I am absolutely jamming to this beautiful new reggae love song featuring the amazing vocals of Agent Saco and Romain Virgo.

Take a trip on the “Road To Hana” with Iam Tongi. The 2023 American Idol winner delivers yet again with this epic road trip song that will bring a smile to your face.

Find your next open door with the inspiring tune “Never Give Up” by Ras Fraser Jr. and Inna Vision. This is one of my favorite singles of the year and I love the song’s all around vibe, message about never giving up even when obstacles face us, and the jamming riddim.

Remember there is no place like home with Angelica Mava’s “Coming Home”. Mava has an unbelievable voice, and I love this track’s irie riddim and sentiment about returning home from a journey.

Mortimer reflects on race and suffering with “Bruises” Ft. Kabaka Pyramid & Lila Iké. In a post Mortimer says "Blood isn’t skin color, race or status. When we bleed, we all bleed red. My new single “Bruises” Ft. Kabaka Pyramid and Lila Iké speaks to the pain and suffering we endure as a people, because somewhere along the line, some of us held an idea of superiority to another human being."