Daily Reggae caught up with Surfer Girl to learn more about the artist’s incredible new album, “Sunset”, his favorite new music, and his smooth band.

I’ve been a big fan of the Virginia-based band for a few years now and have been loving their debut album! Last Resort blends reggae and rock in a smooth yet punchy sound that will have you jamming around town.

In times of chaos and confusion, SensaMotion and Stick Figure reminds the world to “Show Love”. SensaMotion delivers with their new track featuring scene heavyweight Stick Figure. The collab is exactly what we need as we take on a new week.

DENM shares inspiration throughout this LP and reggae fans will appreciate the fine details and top tier production. “SWIMMING LESSONS” is an honest reflection that motivates us to keep on going no matter what we may face.

The jamming new single slows down the pace and brings a romantic feel to listeners. I’m feeling J Boog’s dynamite delivery and the smooth riddim is perfect for date night.

Experience the seamless chemistry between KBong and Johnny Cosmic in their latest single, Moving Slowly. This feel-good track blends reggae vibes with a touch of Grateful Dub, creating the perfect soundtrack to keep you singing and dancing all week long.

This song is inspiring and reminds us to keep our head up through the peaks and valleys. Mad Mellow and Kat Hall are both extremely powerful vocalists and I love the way their vocals complement each other. 

Free Your Authentic Heart, their highly anticipated debut album, showcases a rich tapestry of reggae influences woven together with diverse musical threads, the culmination of Pele's personal reflection and a desire to blend reggae traditions with fresh musical perspectives.

The reggae icon has released another gem motivating us to come together for the greater good. Fearon has one of the most empowering voices in reggae and this track is such a jam! Turn it up and continue looking for ways to push for love!

The talented singer-writer’s latest LP is a gorgeous body of work inspiring us to reach for our dreams and to power through obstacles in our way.

Cas Haley, Mike Love, and Tavana join forces to deliver a soulful reggae take on Life by the Drop, transforming Stevie Ray Vaughan’s bluesy classic into a warm, island-inspired groove.

I love the layers and depth that Surfer Girl brings to his music and this new song is a perfect example of this. I sent the song to a friend and they remarked it’s the best track to start a new day listening to. Start fresh with Surfer Girl and dive head first into love. 

Maryland reggae vets Ballyhoo! brought Cydeways and The Harbor Boys to rock the Music Box SD. Check out Daily Reggae’s review of last Thursday’s show.

Grab tickets to see Tribal Seeds and Kabaka Pyramid this spring. The “Ancient Blood” Spring Tour also features Sensamotion and will surely be a fun time out. Listen to Tribal Seeds Ancient Blood album ahead of a show, and grab tickets soon!

This gorgeous new track sends an important reminder tonight part ways with anything weighing us down. I love the song’s simple yet powerful guitar and the music video offers a peaceful view of Franti’s soulful songwriting. 

The band co-wrote the track with Katastro , and it features Bluthecolor on vocals. The smooth, soulful reggae track has been a mainstay on our playlists since it dropped and we are stoked to have video premiere on Daily Reggae this Friday at 12 am Eastern.

Cali Roots needs to be on every music lovers bucket list and this year’s lineup is amazing with so many fan favorites performing. Top tier acts including Rebelution, Buju Banton, Slightly Stoopid, Iration, Dirty Heads, T-Pain, and so many more will play the festival and this lineup is a reggae lover’s dream come true!

These shows are going to be an absolute blast, kicking off on the east coast this June (I’ll be catching them in Virginia Beach for Point Break Music Festival) Shout out to Slightly Stoopid for partnering with PLUS1 so that a portion of ticket sales for the ‘Step Into The Sun’ Summer Tour will benefit the Life Rolls On Foundation.

Great new music doesn’t take a holiday, and Kingston native Ras Fraser Jr. has a special present for all of the good reggae boys and girls, pining for something new to stimulate the eardrums.

The rockers lay down a fun jam that will have you nodding your head and whistling along by the second verse! In a post the band said the song is, “Inspired by a few stories from growing up on the farm – rollerskates, broken glass, stitches and all.”