Teflon has just shared another video from the Years A Pain album, which was released in March of this year. The new visuals is for track-seven, In A Store. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
The annual Love & Harmony Reggae Cruise will set sail again in April, 2022. They have committed to six days and fives nights; departing from Fort Lauderdale in Florida with stops in Nassau, Bahamas and Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Departure date is April 2nd.
Artists that have been confirmed so far are: Beenie Man, Cocoa Tea, Edwin Yearwood, Nadine Sutherland, Beres Hammond, Wayne Wonder and Buju Banton. Click here for additional information.
Jamaican singer/songwriter Kristine Alicia, who is now based in America, has recorded a masterpiece for Upstairs Music‘s latest compilation: The Train Is Coming Riddim. The aforementioned statement cannot be denied given the support the song, titled Roots Rock Reggae, has been getting from local selectors. Even music critics located in Jamaica who have heard the tune are in agreement that it is a potential hit.
On the record, Kristine Alicia who comes from a very strong musical background, uses her powerful vocals to celebrate authentic reggae music. She does this, while simultaneously highlighting several inefficiencies within the global black community. Reggae DJs, primarily those based in the United States, have gotten behind the track, giving it regular rotation on their respective platforms.
In addition to Kristine Alicia‘s Roots Rock Reggae, The Train Is Coming Riddim – which is now available on all streaming platforms – also features music from Wayne Armond, Screwdriver, Ken Boothe, Hezron, Dwight Pinkney, AJ Brown, 2 Of A Kind, Glen Washington, Bagga Case, Marcia Ball, Skatta, Kehv, Dheapblu and Yishka.
Snatcha Lion, the brother of musical greats Richie Spice, Spanner Banner and Pliers, has just shared the visuals for his new single, You Rule. The song is featured on the Rock All Riddim, released on August 27, 2021, via Reggae Vibes Music.
Although You Rule is a lovers-rock reggae tune it does have snippets of dancehall, as Lion delivers his message using a combination of both singing and deejaying styles. On the record, he professes not just his love for his lady but also his commitment to ensuring that she remains a priority in his life;
regardless of what others are saying.
The song’s official video premiered on Reggaeville’s YouTube platform yesterday, October 19. The visuals were captured by Phoenix Studios JA at Hope Gardens in Kingston and Richard Brown Films in Negril. Editing was done by Reggae Vibes Media – a subsidiary of Reggae Vibes Music.
This Sunday, October 24th, Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz will take on Costa Rica’s women’s team in a friendly match at the DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The game is scheduled to begin at 4pm (local time).
At half-time there will be a special performance by reggae artist Skip Marley. Tickets for this game start at $20 USD and go all the way up to $125 USD. Click here to purchase tickets.
Reggae Takeover, a reggae movement operating in the Boston area, will be celebrating their five-year anniversary this Sunday, October 24, at La Fabrica Central (450 Massachusetts Ave) in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The organizers have invited Rastafarian reggae artist Iba Mahr to help them celebrate this momentous occasion. As such, Mahr will be on hand and is expected to deliver a solid live performance.
At the end of October, Green System, a reggae group based in Geneva, Switzerland, will be releasing a sixteen-track album titled Outlines. The record features collaborations with two of Jamaica’s reggae ambassadors: Luciano and Ken Boothe.
The song done with Ken Boothe is titled Resist and it has just been made public ahead of the full album coming out. Click here to check out the official audio of Resist and here to pre-order the entire project.
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