Start your day with Gramps Morgan’s beautiful “Islander” music video. I love this soulful and relaxing track from Morgan’s 2021 album, “Positive Vibration”. I’ve said this multiple times, Gramps Morgan is one of the best vocalists in music today, and Islander is yet another example of his flawless singing.

Fresh off his 2002 Grammy nomination for Reggae Album of the Year, Gramps Morgan’s new EP, “Deeper” is yet another reminder that Morgan is one of the best vocalists across all musicals genres. The EP highlights the artist’s unbelievable voice over six gorgeous acoustic tracks. Similar to “Positive Vibration”, these new songs blend reggae and pop with a hint of country music.

The reggae and country genres might not always cross the mind at the same time, but if fused in a meaningful way they can be absolutely beautiful. In fact, Gramps Morgan’s Grammy-nominated album, Positive Vibration, has done it beautifully. Portland-based musicians Aaron Nigel Smith and Red Yarn have now united the genres in a fabulous new album titled, “Smith & Yarn”, and you have to give it a listen! The album was released by Aya World Productions and Red Yarn Productions and was distributed by Tuff Gong International.

Gramps Morgan has released a new holiday single, I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday, and it puts a smile on our face! The song was originally released by British rockers Wizzard in the early 1970s and Gramps puts an irie reggae spin on the holiday song.

Big congrats to Etana, Gramps Morgan, SOJA, Sean Paul, Jesse Royal, and Spice for their 2022 Grammy nominations for Best Reggae Album. All of the nominees are so well deserved! Check out Dailyreggae.com’s coverage of some of the albums.

In today’s fast-paced world, it is often hard to unplug, but taking the time to unwind and putting your toes in the sand is so important! Take a trip to the beach today by listening to Gramps Morgan’s irie new song, If You’re Looking for Me. We are absolutely loving Gramps’ latest single, which is helping us relax on this beautiful summer day.