Reggae singer KashieF Lindo returns with another captivating release, Who (RMD), a love song that showcases the smooth vocals and timeless artistry that have made him a favorite among reggae lovers worldwide. Released on Friday, July 17, 2026, via HeavyBeat Records, the single is now available on all major digital streaming platforms.

On Who (RMD), KashieF Lindo tells the story of a man deeply infatuated with a woman who appears to have more than one admirer. Caught between hope and uncertainty, he asks the question, “Who do you love?” The song captures the feelings of longing, devotion, and the desire for clarity in a relationship.

The production is equally compelling. Built around a soothing, bouncy reggae rhythm, the track immediately draws listeners in with its warm groove. KashieF Lindo‘s signature silky vocals blend effortlessly with the melody, adding depth and emotion that make Who (RMD) both memorable and engaging from beginning to end.

Written by Willie Lindo and KashieF Lindo, the recording features an impressive lineup of accomplished musicians, including legendary drummer Sly Dunbar on drum programming, the great Robbie Shakespeare on bass, Willie Lindo on guitars, and Keith Sterling on piano and keyboards. KashieF Lindo also provides the background vocals. The track was recorded and mixed at HeavyBeat Recording Studio, with mixing by Garfield McDonald, and mastering completed by the HeavyBeat Team.

Reggae lovers in Alberta are invited to gather for the 2026 Edmonton Love & Unity Reggae Festival on Saturday, August 15, at the Heritage Amphitheatre in William Hawrelak Park. Presented by the Edmonton Reggae Festival Society in collaboration with Miss Diva Music, this is a family-friendly event.

Confirmed performers include Jamaican reggae star Turbulence, backed by the Powerhouze Band, along with Miss Diva, Donna Makeda, Empress Divine, Rammadon, and Saint & the Full 100 Band. The festival will also feature acclaimed Indigenous entertainer and hoop dancer Dallas Arcand, as well as cultural showcases and a special presentation recognizing recipients of the Reggae North Music Awards.

Organizers say the festival is designed to unite people of all backgrounds through the universal language of music while highlighting both Caribbean and Indigenous cultures in one of Edmonton’s premier outdoor venues. Tickets are on sale now through Eventbrite.

Conroy Allison and Irie Jam Radio will present the 26th Annual Tri-State Family Fun Festival on Sunday, August 9, 2026, at Heckscher State Park, Pavilion #2, in East Islip, Long Island. Now in its 26th year, the festival has become a staple of the Caribbean community’s summer calendar in the tri-state area.

Headlining the festival will be a live performance from reggae superstar Leroy Sibbles. The event will also honor legendary bass player and reggae band leader Derrick Barrnett with a Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his lasting contributions to the genre.

The festival’s Family of the Year honors will go to Andrew Morris of Sam’s Caribbean Marketplace and Glamor Wayne, a legendary New York DJ, celebrating their impact on their communities. Additionally, a group of promoters and selectors will be recognized for their contributions to the local Caribbean music and nightlife scene, including Dale “Irie Dale” Stewart, Big Tony TC, Desmond “Desu” McKoy, Errol Brown of Mingles Cafe, Sherman Bell of Moments Cafe, and Junior Rocatune.

Beyond the awards and performances, the festival promises family-friendly activities suitable for attendees of all ages. Advance tickets are priced at $35, with children under 12 admitted free of charge. For more information, visit www.iriejamradio.com.

UK-based reggae veteran Macka B takes listeners on a journey back to the roots of Jamaican music with the release of his new single, “Memories.” This track became available on July 23, 2026, via Chinelo Records.

Recorded over the powerful Diverse Doctrine Riddim, “Memories” is a tribute to the golden era of reggae, celebrating a time when Roots Reggae dominated the dance halls and the term “dancehall” referred to the sound system sessions rather than the genre it would later become.

With enthralling lyrics and authentic reggae instrumentation, Macka B reflects on the lively dancehall culture of the 1970s—a period when conscious roots music, militant messages, heavyweight sound systems, and spirited community gatherings defined Jamaica’s musical landscape.  

Known for his commitment to positive reggae music and socially conscious storytelling, Macka B once again delivers a recording that honors the genre’s legacy while resonating with longtime reggae enthusiasts and new listeners alike.

Released by Chinelo Records, “Memories” is available on 7-inch vinyl for collectors and reggae purists, as well as on all major digital streaming platforms.