The new reggae meets hip hop track is so well written and brings chills on first listen. With a lot on our plates and doubt cast in our minds, it’s hard to see a finish line. This song motivates us to take a major step forward!

Live your best life with “THE SEAMSTRESS” by JWADI. This is an absolutely amazing song, and I love JWADI’s powerful songwriting / vocals in the track and message to put your best foot forward even through obstacles facing us.

Go with the flow and enjoy life with “Sky High” by The Elovaters ft. Jared Watson of Dirty Heads! This is such a cool song, and I love its blend of reggae, rock and hip hop.

Daily Reggae caught up with Big B to learn about the artist’s exciting new music mixing together hip hop and reggae, and new album “Wellness Check” due out July 26!

Make it through the night with Shwayze’s “I Pray” with Ripe. This is such a cool collaboration and I love the track’s bass bumping riddim.

Live each day to the fullest with “Real Good Day” by Mihali ft. Wax. I really love this song’s energy and positive message to look on the bright side! Mihali is such a talented songwriter and this track beautifully blends reggae and hip hop with some rad Mihali guitar work!

Badfish have teamed up with Little Stranger in the irie new single, “High With You”. This song has such incredible energy and I love the way it mixes together reggae, rock and hip hop. The hook is so catchy and will have you singing along in no time!

Which city will you see DENM, Little Stranger and Bikini Trill on tour? DENM and Bikini Trill bring the smooth yet punk filled reggae rock vibes, and Little Stranger’s hip hop meets reggae energy is next level!

Nigeria’s Mr Eazi stars in the powerful track “Advice” ahead of a new album drop. The song is the third release appearing on the singer-songwriter’s The Evil Genius LP due out October 27 on his emPawa Africa label.

Slightly Stoopid’s “Summertime 2023” Tour was one of my all time favorite concerts. I’ve been fortunate to see a lot of live music over the yeas, and I was amazed by the musicianship, energy and sense of community that I felt at the band’s show over the weekend at the FivePoint Amphitheater in Irivine, California.

Open your mind by enjoying Dread Daze’s “Home” music video. The Los Angeles reggae band have released a new music video for their song, “Home” and it’s beautiful and creative.

Poor Legacy’s new album, “Change” beautifully blends reggae, hip hop and a commitment to faith. The unique band is putting their heart into every track they make and are based in Waterbury, Connecticut and Charlotte, North Carolina. The duo has set out on a mission to inspire real change and I really appreciate their motivational genre-crossing music.

Experience Bob Marley & The Wailers classic, “Stir It Up” with the lively hip hop flow of Ghana’s Sarkodie. It’s super cool hearing the reggae classic with a new rap style twist!

J.Lately and Lot 49 connect hip hop and reggae in the good vibe filled track, “Shouldn’t Do”. This is the perfect song to get your next pre game or party started. I love the Lot 49 reggae hook and J.Lately’s hip hop flow on the verses.

J.Lately’s “Lifted” is a hip hop track that reggae fans will appreciate. The talented Bay Area MC consistently releases conscious music with heart and a thoughtful perspective about thriving through life’s ups and downs.

Daily Reggae spoke with King Cruff to lean about the talented artist’s new music including his latest single, “Soufflé”, what it’s like being part of the Universal Music Canada and the Tuff Gong Collective family, and the experience of honoring his grandfather, the legendary Bob Marley at the opening of the The Bob Marley One Love Experience in Los Angeles.

Hold on and “Empty Your Mind” with Zulu Bob and General Huge. The track released by Beijing’s ChinaMan Yard, connects reggae and hip hop and spread a message of staying present while searching for a better life.

Don Dada inspires self-improvement and coming together in “One For Another”. The South African reggae artist also blends his hip hop influence in the inspiring track released by RuFF CuTT Studio. Dada collaborated Bernard “Touter” Harvey and Delroy Thompson on the single’s production.

“Picture This” showcases Ghost.Wav’s unique ability to blend reggae and hip hop. The Denver-based band is an up-and-coming creative powerhouse; I especially dig how the single’s verses have a more hip hop MC feel, and how Ghost.Wav then drops a smooth reggae rock singing hook.

King Cruff unites reggae, hip hop and dancehall in the conscious track, “Samurai Chop”. The talented Toronto-based artist was released by Tuff Gong Collective and Universal Music Canada and I love Cruff’s passionate flow and thoughtful lyrics.