“I Got A Song” represents a compelling collaboration between Ghanaian music luminary and four-time GRAMMY nominee Rocky Dawuni and Cedella Marley, a three-time GRAMMY award winner and daughter of reggae icons Bob and Rita Marley.

The song draws its inspiration from the Australian Aboriginal concept of “Songlines,” which serves as a cultural navigation system embodying ancestral wisdom that links people and places. This composition stands as a profound tribute to humanity, skillfully intertwining spiritual connections from Africa to the Diaspora and beyond, and delivering a timeless message of unity, love, and cultural solidarity.

The accompanying music video, directed by emerging talents Ebenezer Brew (also known as Slingshot) in Ghana and Jolver Cutino in Miami, vividly interprets the song’s message through striking visuals, dynamic imagery, and compelling narrative. The video’s vibrant energy reflects the themes of joy, optimism, and global fellowship inherent in the song, harmonizing seamlessly with the rich musical arrangement crafted by Dawuni and Marley.

Stream & Download “I Got A Song”: https://lnk.to/7avzQA

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#1 Only If We Try – Singing Sweet – Sweet Music

#2 Rich with Me – Mr Easy – Long Chain Global & Juna-Vill Records

#3 Nah Mad Mi – Hawkeye – Long Chain Global & Juna-Vill Records

#4 Hell Fyah – Karamanti – Watzh You Frenz Records

#5 Christian Way – Mr Bertus – Goldmind Production

The above chart airs on The Harmonious Combination with Disc Jock Redeem and King Genius on Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. (CST) and 4:00 p.m. (BST) on 1 Harmony Radio in London, England. 

On Friday, August 8th, 2025, acclaimed Jamaican reggae artist Dawn Penn will perform at Kingston 10, located within the Elite Crystal Hotel in Manama, Bahrain. This event is part of the Jamaica Independence Celebration and will feature DJs Shola, Timo, and Smilez Jomex, with MC Kobole and host Epic also participating.

The following day, August 9th, Ms. Penn will headline another Jamaica Independence Party at Zeus Restaurant & Lounge, situated in the JA Ocean View Hotel in Dubai. Presented by Xclusive Entertainment, the event will showcase performances by Jezz De Don Dada, DJ Niffer, DJ Elly, MC Dreds, MC Smiley, DJ Kenny King, DJ Icon, DJ Teddy Jam, and Sir Lenox.

Dawn Penn is a renowned reggae vocalist from Jamaica, widely recognized for her 1994 international hit single “You Don’t Love Me (No No No).” Though she initially began her career during the rocksteady era between 1967 and 1969, her enduring influence in reggae music has solidified her status as a respected artist worldwide.

The fourth annual summer edition of ‘Tuesdays at Main Beach’ has been successfully underway for several weeks, continuing its tradition of uniting the community through free live music. Presented by The East Hampton Foundation and supported by various sponsors, this concert series offers a vibrant platform for local and regional artists.

The events take place every Tuesday from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at 101 Ocean Avenue, East Hampton, New York. Weekly attendance typically ranges between 2,000 and 5,000 attendees.

On Tuesday, July 29th, East Hampton audiences will welcome Winston Irie, a seasoned reggae artist originally from Guyana and now based in New York. He will be accompanied by the Selective Security Band. Winston Irie is a well-regarded figure in the local music scene, known for his quality productions, including his recent release, “Unto The O’Lord.”