Reggae artist Jah9, who is also a certified yoga instructor, has joined the public conversation about the corona virus pandemic.

At the end of April she sent out a message to her supporters giving them a general update on her recently released album, Note to Self. She also shared her opinion on how we all should be dealing with being locked in during the pandemic. See her statement below.

“As we strengthen our physical immune system, it’s important to secure mental immunity. For me, the basis of my mental health maintenance is breathwork. This video is the foundation of a breathing exercise which can be used to calm and satiate the mind in times of worry and anxiety. Remember, you’re going to be okay, we will be ok together.”

If you are a lover of reggae and dancehall music you would know by now that Buju Banton just released a collaboration with R&B star John Legend. The song is titled “Memories” and it’s a beautiful lover’s rock tune that’s on Buju‘s own Gargamel Music label.

Click here to stream and download “Memories” from your favorite digital music platform.

Yesterday Etana announced that she will be doing a live performance on Saturday, May 16th; it will be streamed via her Facebook page and Instagram profile. She will be supported by members of her crew.

Unfortunately a start time was not given so her fans and followers should ensure that the notification on the aforementioned platforms are turned on so that they can be notified when the show starts.

Over the past few days Iba Mahr has been on social media promising his followers new music; well today he delivered! This morning the artist shared “Stay Positive,” a hard hitting, heavy-bass reggae track, produced by Stephen Marley for Ghetto Youths International.

As the name implies, the record is all about encouraging listeners to stay productive, optimistic and effective, as opposed to indulging in negativity. Click here to stream and download “Stay Positive” via iTunes.