Daily Reggae connected with The Recording Academy’s Len Brown to learn about his role empowering artists across genres including the reggae community. Brown shared an important reminder to the community to ensure they vote for the First Round of the 2024 GRAMMY Awards by October 20.

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.

A year ago today we published our first article. We are so grateful to Suckarie for taking the time to conduct an interview with us. Our mission continues to focus on spreading the word about reggae music and the incredible global reggae artists, who put their whole heart and soul into making the music we love. We cannot wait for year two! Please reach out to us and let us know how we can help support and spread the word about your music!

E.N Young recently released a new shirt with a throwback ‘strictly roots vinyl mix’ tape cassette design. The artist and producer said in an email to Dailyreggae.com, “When I was kid my brother Mike (Strictly Roots) and I hunted for new reggae (vinyl, cds, downloads) and we would make mix tapes to bump on the go! I had stacks of mix tapes and they were vibes!!”

Dailyreggae.com caught up with Sofar Sounds’ Christen Taylor (artist name: Like Water) to learn about Sofar’s unique global music community, her music, and new album, She Called It Noise, and how the reggae community can get involved in Sofar Sounds.