Multi-genre recording artist Dollarman is busy working on a new tune that he plans to release at the end of the month. The excitement surrounding this new song is growing, especially as he continues to promote his current single, “We Belong.”

“We Belong,” released earlier this year, has played an important role in helping Dollarman reach a wider audience, especially within the international reggae community. It climbed to the top of various reggae charts and was added to several playlists. It was even featured on a number of reggae-dancehall mixtapes.

The official video for “We Belong” also contributed to its success. As soon as it came out, more fans tuned in. Now, the visuals are getting heavy rotation on quite a few platforms. For instance, U.S.-based Tempo Networks is playing the music video multiple times a day and will continue to do so throughout the month of August. 

Dollarman and his team are grateful for the success of “We Belong.” They are hopeful that the same will happen with the upcoming single “So Tired.”

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The upcoming Reggae & Food Festival, which is to take place on Sunday, September 1st, at Space Coast Harley-Davidson (1440 Sportsman Lane Northeast) in Palm Bay, Florida, will be headlined by reggae sensation Iba Mahr.

The Rastafarian singer is in the midst of his 2024 summer tour, which began in early June and will go on until late September. Tickets for the Reggae & Food Festival can be purchased on Eventbrite.

Popular live music venue Moe’s Alley will host the Grammy Award-winning reggae group Black Uhuru on Saturday, September 7th, 2024. The show will also feature special guests, The Rudians, an emerging reggae ensemble from Salinas, California.

This is a 21 and older concert that will begin at 8:00 p.m. local time. Moe’s Alley is located at 1535 Commercial Way in Santa Cruz, California. Click here to buy tickets.

Recording artist Prezident Brown will wrap up the month of August with a performance at the Uptown Oakland Reggae Festival, which will take place at Forage Kitchen (478 25th Street) in Oakland, California, on Saturday, August 31st.

This show is special because it’s in support of Prezident Brown‘s recently released album, Roots Hop Reggae (In Your Box), published to streaming platforms on July 28.

Other artists confirmed for the Uptown Oakland Reggae Festival are Reggae Angels, Brady Shammar, Princess Alreca, Keteis Oyonde, and Empress Sharon. Black Love Sound is also on the program. Admission is US$25.00.

Reggae Splash on the Vineyard, an event that’s all about celebrating life, love, and unity, will be staged at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center (100 Edgartown Road) in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, on Sunday, August 18.

There will be a performance by Jamaican singer Marcia Griffiths, who was a member of the I Threes and Bob and Marcia, not to mention her very distinguished career as a solo artist. Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite.

A few days ago, on August 7th, legendary vocalist and storyteller Beres Hammond announced that he would be postponing both his Long Island and Philadelphia shows, which were to take place on August 7th and 8th, respectively. This means that Philly-based fans and supporters of Belizean-American singer Mesha Steele will also have to wait to see her because she is one of the opening acts on that show.

Thankfully, a new date has already been given for the Pennsylvania leg of Beres‘ Forever Giving Thanks Tour. It will now be on August 21st, and Mesha Steele will be there!

Steele, who is a highly accomplished reggae artist from Belize, has been crisscrossing the U.S. for some time now. In addition to her upcoming appearance with Beres Hammond, her schedule also includes a show at The Beer Garden on August 16 in Stamford, Connecticut; a stop in Nantucket, Massachusetts, on the 29th; and a set at Cisco Brewers in New Bedford, which is also in Massachusetts, on August 31st.

The aforementioned concert with Beres Hammond will be held at the Keswick Theatre (291 N Keswick Avenue) in Glenside, which is approximately 12 miles from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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