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Song of the Week: DENM x Slightly Stoopid remember to stay grounded with “I’ll Be Gone”
The musical giants are no strangers to the road, touring the world to bring music to the people, so it is that much more important to cherish the time we are home with our loved ones. The track is released on Controlled Substance Sound Labs / Slum Beach Records.
Song of the Week: Find peace of mind following “Storm Showers” with FRIDAY NIGHT CRU ft. Akina Eman and Royal Blu
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.
Song of the Week: 311 Lets You Know “You’re Gonna Get It”
311 returns with Full Bloom, their first new album in 5 years! It is filled with all the rock/reggae/rap you remember. The lead single “You’re Gonna Get it” is their highest charting song since 2013 and also one of the heaviest tracks from the entire album.
Song of the Week: Pacific Dub and Passafire remind you to keep your “Head Down”
Veterans of the music game like Pacific Dub and Passafire are well aware of the pressures and pitfalls of the music business. While the stress can be overwhelming, PD reminds us to keep your head down and focus on your passion. Put your energy into your craft, not the ups-and-downs of “success”.
Song of the Week: Hector Roots Lewis finds himself right “Where I Belong”
Since his time filling in as front man for Tribal Seeds, Lewis has pushed himself to continue to evolve as an artist, finding great success as a solo artist. The feel good track was produced by Johnny Cosmic and released by Ineffable Records.
Song of the Week: Remember the ones we’ve lost with Christopher Ellis’ “Miss You”
The beautiful but somber track was written for Christopher’s late father, rocksteady legend Alton Ellis, however it is dedicated to everyone missing those they love. The track was produced by Stephen Marley and presented by Ghetto Youth International.
Song of the Week: The Wailers Continue Their Evolution with Holding On
Song of the Week: The Wailers Continue Their Evolution with Holding On.The Wailers are back with a brand new album, Evolution featuring 12 new tracks and a ton of great collabs including Gramps Morgan, Mykal Rose, and Marcia Griffiths.
Song of the Week: Joe Samba and Mihali take us "Home"
Joe Samba and Mihali take us "Home" with a understated yet emotional single. Over swirling guitars and a soothing melody, Joe and Mihali reflect on family and the sacrifices we make to provide for them. The song was released by LAW Records and was beautifully produced by Eric Krasno, most known for his guitar work with Soulive and Lettuce.
Song of the Week: Anuhea releases a beautiful new song for Lahaina titled “Maui Rain”
Anuhea releases a beautiful new song for Lahaina titled “Maui Rain”.
The talented Hawaiian singer-songwriter always puts her heart and soul into each new release and what a gorgeous tribute to Maui and the people of Lahaina one year since the devastating wildfire.
Song of the Week: Nathan Aurora moves forward with “No Love Lost”
Former Iya Terra frontman, Nathan Aurora and his new project Aurorawave are pioneering a new reggae rock meets heavy metal sound, and the end result is magical! While the band has been building buzz by slowly releasing singles, the debut (and self-titled) album officially dropped this Friday.
Song of the Week: Enjoy some well deserved me time with the new Kash’d Out track “Bandana”
Enjoy some well deserved me time with the new Kash’d Out track “Bandana”. Here’s a topic we can all relate to and Kash’d Out makes the topic so relatable and fun in this reggae rock jam. The track was released by Ineffable Records, and I love its laid back vibe and Greg Shields vocals.
Song of the Week: Mike Love finds strength through struggle with “Blue Skies”
Mike Love finds strength through struggle with “Blue Skies”. Through life’s ups and downs, Mike Love reminds us that we must find strength in conviction and in the belief better times are ahead. The track is from the recently released Leaders by Love Not War Records. Check back for our full review of the album coming later this week!
Song of the Week: Flow with The Movement’s “River Guide You”
The South Carolina reggae-rockers dropped the new track just in time for the 4th of July Weekend. The upbeat song reminds listeners to not be defeated by life’s obstacles but to “let the river guide you”. Musically the song features a fun, Indian-influenced riff that keeps the pace moving and vibes high.
SONG OF THE WEEK: Mellodose teams with ANORA for a light and airy “Ocean Breeze”
Mellodose teams with ANORA for a light and airy “Ocean Breeze” The song is the opening track to Mellodose’s latest EP, also titled Ocean Breeze, and features Mellodose’s recognizable blend of reggae and hip hop. The easy-listening track is taken to the next level with guest vocals by ANORA, and the two artists blend seamlessly for a beautiful track.
Song of the Week: “Floating” Tropidelic with Iration & The Elovaters
Live in the moment and go “Floating” with Tropidelic, Iraiton and The Elovaters. The all-star collab led by Tropidelic is a chill yet powerful track, getting you brave the unknowns and take life head on. “Floating” was released by Ineffable Records.
SONG OF THE WEEK: Adriya Joy and Roots of Creation lift you up with “Reaction”
Adriya Joy and Roots of Creation lift you up with “Reaction”. Roots of Creation came together with rising artist Adriya Joy to teach us not to stress about things out of control, instead focus on the reaction. This laid back groove is sure to point you in the right direction.
Song of the Week: Sublime with Rome’s final single “Love is Dangerous”
This Song of the Week is “Love is Dangerous”, the final single from the final album by Sublime with Rome. While they announced their break up last year, the band is still releasing a self-titled album on May 10th and touring this summer, so check for dates near you for your last chance to see this group together.
Song of the Week: “Cool Down” by F.Y.A.H.
This week’s Daily Reggae Song of the Week is “Cool Down” by F.Y.A.H. The irie track released by the Jamaican band via VP Records celebrates enjoying life with your loved ones after putting in a hard day’s work. The track has such a chill vibe, jamming bass line, and pitch perfect vocals!
Song of the Week: The Elovaters go acoustic with “GIMME LOVE”
In this edition of Song of the Week, The Elovaters go acoustic with “GIMME LOVE”. The easy-listening track is perfect for a spring Sunday, and since this is the acoustic version of their popular hit of the same name, you already know all the lyrics. Stream the track on your favorite service, or watch it below!
Song of the Week: “Foolish Games (Dub Mix)” by Joey Calderaio ft. Nathan Aurora
This week’s Daily Reggae Song of the Week is “Foolish Games (Dub Mix)” by Joey Calderaio featuring Nathan Aurora! This was one our favorite songs off Calderaio’s rocking “Chasing Constellations” album, and it’s super cool to hear this dub take.