Established reggae vocalist Prezident Brown, who has toured the U.S. extensively, will be back at Moe’s Alley – 1535 Commercial Way – in Santa Cruz, California, on Saturday, December 2nd.

The Jamaican roots singer will be joined by Emmanuel Selassie, a newly formed roots reggae band based in Santa Cruz. DJ Spleece, a local favorite, is also on the show. This is a twenty-one and older event, that’s scheduled to start at 8:00 PM. Click here for early bird tickets.

The 8th annual Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise – which is now sold out – will set sail on the Royal Caribbean International’s Independence of the Seas, cruising from Miami to Jamaica on December 4th through 9th.

Some of the confirmed artists are: Capleton, Beenie Man, Stephen Marley, Sean Paul, Spragga Benz, Wayne Wonder, Kabaka Pyramid, Busy Signal, Ky-Mani Marley, I Wayne, Pinchers, Nadine Sutherland, Leroy Sibbles and Errol Dunkley. For the full lineup, visit the event’s official website.

On Friday, December 8th, Jstar Bassie (of Gennaroots Band) will present the Unity Is Power concert, at Club Amazura – 91-12 144th Place – in Queens, New York. There will be performances by Duane Stephenson, Richie Spice, Yaadcore, Aba Kush, and Rasta Progrez, with support from the Genaroots Band.

Physical tickets are available at VP Records (in Jamaica, NY), Tha cafe (in Queens), and Footprints Cafe and Topaze Restaurant (in Brooklyn); while digital passes can be purchased online via Eventbrite.

Powered by U.S. based roots-reggae label, Big Feet Records, Pam Hall‘s new single – Cool Breeze – is now out on all streaming platforms.

Cool Breeze is a laid back reggae track that does several things to its listeners. It relaxes, inspires and entertains.

Penned by songwriter Willow, with direction from the project’s producer Josh Harris, Cool Breeze encourages the hearer not to give up, by emphasizing the fact that once there is life there is hope (paraphrasing). And although the message is motivational – a word often associated with taking action – there is a certain level of calmness in the way that it was sung, making it both soothing and enthralling.

The music video was also published along with the audio. It premiered on Reggaeville’s YouTube channel on Friday, November 3rd, which is the project’s official release date. 

Cool Breeze credits are as follows: vocals (lead and harmony) done by Pam Hall; bass, keyboard, and samples by Josh Harris; drums by Santa Davis; Guitar by Jallanzo; mixed by Tommi Tikkenen; and mastered by Earle Holder.

Treat yourself by downloading this amazing record from your preferred music platform: iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, etc.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “COOL BREEZE”

American female group Worl-A-Girl has just shared a brand new tune called Duh Road. Released on October 27th, via SPI Music Incorporated, this record comes hot on the heels of their previous singles: La La, and Calm Down, which is a collaboration done with afrobeat recording artist Ice Sleek.

All the aforementioned records will be a part of Worl-A-Girl‘s forthcoming studio album, being directed and produced by legendary music creator Sidney Mills – CEO and owner of SPI Music Inc. – who is best known for his time spent as a member of the roots reggae band Steel Pulse. The new CD will be a mix of reggae, dancehall, and afrobeat, and will feature several collaborative tracks.

The rhythm for Duh Road was built by esteemed producer/musician Paul Henton – more popularly known as Computer Paul – of Boot Camp Records Inc. (based in Jamaica). It’s a funky, lively, energetic dancehall track, with matching lyrics, that encourages listeners to “head out for the evening and Duh (do) Road”. In other words, enjoy life! This is the new anthem for ladies.

Duh Road can be streamed, and or downloaded from iTunes, Apple Music, Deezer, Spotify, and all other digital music platforms. Check it out now, and remember to DUH ROAD!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “DUH ROAD”