Take in the extraordinary talent of Michael Franti & Spearhead by enjoying “I Hope I Come Back As A Song - Live at Sugarshack Sessions”. Whether you’re a long term reggae fan or are still diving into the genre, Michael Franti’s abilities to blend pop, rock, reggae and more makes him one of the best musicians in 2024.

Celebrate the 1,000th episode of Sugarshack Sessions with Stephen Marley’s beautiful rendition of “Old Soul”. What an amazing accomplishment for the Sugarshack team, and to have Stephen Marley perform one of his most powerful songs for the milestone video is incredible!

Sugarshack Sessions Volume 6 is officially out today and it features none other than Fortunate Youth. Having just seen Fortunate Youth perform 2 sets at last weekend’s Point Break Music Festival, I can attest that whether they are performing at a sold out festival or an intimate acoustic venue, they pour their entire hearts into their sets.

Start your day with ANORA’s “Love Me Easy” on Sugarshack Sessions. The talented singer-songwriter has such an amazing voice and I love her performance of this hit with Stick Figure and Walshy Fire.

Start 2024 with Roots of Creation and the band’s “Grateful Roots” Winter Tour. The New England reggae rockers are kicking off this East Coast run in January and are touring all the way down to Florida through early March.

Which city will you catch Kyle Smith’s “Unmanageable Tour”?! The reggae rocker is set to kick off a nationwide headline tour that starts in January and runs through the end of March.

A large number of jamming reggae EPs were released this year - many ranging from three to five tracks. A solid EP tells a story that has a listener on the edge of their seat, or at the very least maintains a compelling theme and feel throughout.

Make your day instantly better by turning up Iya Terra’s Live at Sugarshack Sessions Vol. 2. EP. Iya Terra always bring so many positive vibes and hearing the band’s genius shine through via a Sugarshack production is magical!

Experience the magic of Mike Love by listening to “Together” on Sugarshack Sessions. There are certain musicians that are so out of this world talented that it’s hard to even describe their energy and music!

Major kudos to the Sugarshack Music Channel team on the new live music restaurant, Sugarshack Downtown, opening in Bonita Springs next year! The Sugarshack team does so much for good for the reggae community and it’s so cool they are bringing this epic venue to Southwest Florida!

This Merch March feature is the Sugarshack Sessions’ Gnomeo Surf Tee. It’s hard to be in the reggae community and not know Sugarshack Sessions. Started in 2014, they have been a digital platform to showcase and discover music, most famously known for their backyard series.

Following the impact of Hurricane Ian, the incredible Sugarshack Music Channel has launched some new merch design to support the community of Bonita Springs, Florida. What an amazing act of kindness and love! This is another great example of the leadership Sugarshack plays in its community and of the reggae scene spreading love, especially in times of need.

Start your week by listening to an acoustic version of Dale and the ZDubs’ “Won’t Go” on Sugarshack Sessions. Dale and the ZDubs bring incredible energy and we love their upbeat sound. Won’t Go is a beautiful song and the band’s cohesive performance is impressive.

Dailyreggae.com spoke with Sugarshack Sessions Founder, Eddie Kopp to learn about the creation of the Sugarshack Music Channel, Eddie’s creative philosophy mixing storytelling and live performances, and how his backyard in Bonita Springs, Florida has become a mandatory stop for musicians across genres including reggae. Head over to the Daily Reggae Artist Profile page to read the full interview!

This week our Artist Profile with Eddie Kopp, founder and director of Sugarshack, is coming out! When he's not working on Sugarshack projects he plays as the amazing drummer of the Florida band Sprout! Here we take a look at the band's parts for their song Quick Wicked. Pay extra attention to the kick drum pattern Eddie created!