Jamaican singer Sevana delivers a timely message about love, compassion and humanity with her new single, “Fight Fi Di Love,” released on October 16, 2026. Produced by Damian “Jr Gong” Marley for Ghetto Youths International, the song encourages listeners to embrace the power of love in an increasingly digital world shaped by social media and artificial intelligence.

The release is accompanied by an official music video, shot and edited by Filmaica. The visual features Sevana performing in an abandoned building and an open field, offering a simple yet striking backdrop for the song’s message. The video is available on her YouTube channel.

“Fight Fi Di Love” is featured on the No Better Riddim, with instrumentation by Sean “Young Pow” Diedrick on keyboards, Elijah Marley on drums, Shiah Coore on bass, and Ali Darvish on guitar. The song was written by Anna-Share Blake, Matthew Mahfood and Damian “Jr Gong” Marley, with mixing by Marc Lee and mastering by Dave Huffman.

Listeners can stream or download “Fight Fi Di Love” via ONErpm.

Reggae artist Miriam Simone, also known as Empress Miriam Simone, is preparing to release a seven-track EP titled Rise Up on Friday, October 23, 2026. Produced by Sound System Club Ltd. and distributed digitally by VPAL Music (the distribution arm of VP Records) the project is Simone‘s second EP in her solo career.

The EP’s title track, “Rise Up,” represents the theme of the mini-album, with most of its songs being described as authentic Roots Reggae anthems created to uplift and empower listeners mentally, spiritually and physically. Through its messages, the songs encourages personal strength, positive development and the determination to overcome challenges.

A dedicated music video for “Rise Up” was recently filmed with the Sound System Club team and is scheduled for release alongside the EP.

Rise Up also marks Miriam Simone’s first major project release since her installation and crowning as Amammerehemaa of Adukrom in Ghana’s Akuapem Traditional Area. She assumed the stool name Nana Abena Asentewaa Sheba Makeda, adding a significant milestone to her personal journey.

Inner City Dub will honour the life and legacy of reggae icon Peter Tosh on Monday, October 19, 2026, with a Roots Rockers Reggae Dub Session titled Remembering the Stepping Razor.

The date marks what would have been Tosh’s 82nd birthday. Born on October 19, 1944, he died on September 11, 1987. The event celebrates the musician, activist and Wailers co-founder, whose uncompromising voice remains a cornerstone of reggae’s conscious tradition.

The evening features performances by Bushman, Jah Gideon, Italee, Ras-i and Fredlocks, artists who carry the roots and culture sound forward. The programme also ilibrates the life of Denise Isis Miller, who is also celebrating her earthday.

The session runs from 7 p.m. to midnight at Nation Lounge, 2A Milk Lane, Spanish Town Road, Downtown Kingston. Inner City Dub’s motto, “Come with your hope, leave with your glory,” reflects the spirit of the night.