Hold onto love tight with Surfer Girl’s “Don’t Go” ft. Khalia. The new single released by Ineffable Records is a brilliant love duet about the waves of love coming and going. Speaking of waves, Surfer Girl is on an absolute roll blending his unique reggae rock meets pop music blend. This is another stellar track added to the singer-songwriter’s impressive track list.

This is such a jam of a song, and I love its energy and message to keep your head up. The track was released by Controlled Substance Sound Labs and is the latest single from Katastro’s final album, Until The End of Time, coming this fall.

Experience the magic of Etana’s live performances by enjoying the “Pamoja Festival (Live in Nairobi)” album. Etana is one of reggae’s most talented vocalists and this magical live LP was recorded during the artist’s recent trip to Kenya.

Iration is as smooth as ever with new single “Obvious (No Doubt)”. It’s hard to think of a band as consistent as Iration, still finding new grooves and sounds while staying immediately recognizable. Both the track and artwork are a big time vibe, and they really set the mood for this late night, weekend jam.

Let your light shine with Jah'Mila and U-Roy’s “Woman of the Sun”. The song has such a freeing sound showcasing Jah'Mila’s amazing vocals!

Top Shelf’s “New Kind Of World” is one of 2024’s best reggae rock albums. The Northern California band uses its music, lyrics and vision to help inspire a better world. Read the full review now!

Eric Rachmany has combined two of his projects, Rebelution and Unified Highway, with a brand new, two-track release. For those unfamiliar, Unified Highway is the collaborative side project created by the Rebelution frontman and DJ AMPliveand. The collab opens new musical doors and both “Taking My Time” and “Pay No Mind” push Rebelution’s reggae rock sound into more experimental territory.

Layton Meacham’s debut single “The World” is stunning and will bring you all the feels. Known for his work in The Destinators, Meacham has a one of a kind voice that is highlighted so nicely in this deep track.

The Resolvers uplift us through troubling times in “They Don’t Know”. The Florida reggae band recently dropped this powerful track calling out problems facing society like inflation, hatred, division and corrupt politics.

Take a journey to self love with Kat Hall’s “Rhinestone Hippie”. Kat Hall is such an incredible singer-songwriter and the artist’s latest single and music video are creative, soulful and all around inspiring!

The smooth sounds of Clinton Fearon’s newest album “Survival Vibration” coolly reverberates and resonates through my mentality. Throughout the 11 track album, “Survival Vibration”, Clinton Fearon’s message of Rastafari could not be clearer. Each track delves into his harmonic teachings and meditations. Each impactful lyric is carefully crafted to impart wisdom upon the listener.