Some songs inform the reality so plainly they cease you in your tracks. Please Sir, the searing new single from Kingston-born reggae vocalist Matthew Malcolm, is one in all them. …
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Nice artists get sharper with each document. Brother Tradition resides proof. Behold the Lion, Brother Tradition’s searing collaboration with Proof Music, burns with the urgency of an artist who nonetheless …
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Jamaican roots artist Imeru Tafari is making critical waves. His placing collaboration with Triple B Produktionz on Nation Grung lands on the Tall Grass Riddim and hits with actual conviction. …
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Joseph Benaiah has chosen his second nicely. The veteran Jamaican artist steps ahead with His Majesty Is Coming, a fervent roots reggae single that units the tone for his forthcoming …
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With the soulful Lanton (Lantern), the Jamaican reggae titan Queen Ifrica delivers a stirring single, crafted alongside Kingston-based artist and producer IamNushRush as a luminous reminder that inside energy can …
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After ten years away, Dutch reggae band The Upsessions trip again with a scorching, long-awaited album. Becoming a member of them is Symarip and Pyramids co-founder Monty Neysmith, one in …
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From the sun-bleached shores of Lifou Island and Maré, New Caledonian roots singer Fab I&I steps out with Refind The Roots, a radiant, soul-deep duet with Martinique reggae heavyweight Yaniss …
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Reggae raconteur Grampa Entatain is aware of one thing many others overlook. Reminiscence is highly effective medication. His evocative single Again Inna Di Dayz, launched by way of Tad’s Worldwide …
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Some riddims carry a sense earlier than a single phrase is sung. Gold Up groups up with Jamaica’s breakout pressure, Valiant, on Let Me Go, constructed on the silky Honeycomb Riddim, a …
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Two-time Grammy nominee Protoje is again, saying his seventh studio album, The Artwork Of Acceptance, through In.Digg.Nation Collective and Ineffable Data. It follows the acclaimed Third Time’s The Appeal (2022) …
