One of Jamaica’s most respected recording artist, Beres Hammond, has once again made a contribution to the industry that justifies his status therein. His latest release is a very timely and relevant record titled Talk About It.

Though he is mostly revered for the unique way in which he tells stories about romantic relationships, he took a different route in Talk About It. This song is a direct message to our young men who respond to confrontations and disputes with only anger and violence.

And with all that is happening on the island of Jamaica right now, as it relates to crime and violence, it is always welcoming to see public figures speaking out about these issues.

Click here to stream and download Talk About It from your preferred music platform.

Reggae artist Max Romeo has just released a controversial new single titled Are You Coming Again. When the song was published, the veteran roots singer took the opportunity to announce, simultaneously, that it is the first single from his upcoming album, Eye Opener.

Along with the audio for Are You Coming Again, Romeo also shared the official video. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.

At the end of May, British veteran dancehall artist Macka B released a very powerful song and video, dubbed My Father’s People. The song is literally five-minutes of accurate historical information about black leaders from the past, and it’s all presented on a bouncy reggae rhythm.

The video brings the song’s message to life by showing pictures of all the leaders as they are being discussed. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.

Live music is back in London! On Sunday, June 27th, David Rodigan and The Outlook Orchestra will be joined by some top-tier musical acts for an evening of live reggae music. Patrons will be treated to performances from: Freddie McGregor, Horace Andy, Bitty McLean, Gentleman’s Dub Club, Yolanda Brown, Channel One Sound-system, Norman Jay MBE and Don Letts.

This event, which is a part of England’s Heritage Live Concert series, will be held at Kenwood House in Hampstead Heath, London. Click here for tickets.

St. James recording artist Izi Ion, who rose to prominence in the nineties, has returned with a robust new reggae single titled So Many Sounds. 

The song, which was officially released at the end of March, laments on the benefits of the Rastafarian way of life; with a strong emphasis on maintaining a plant based diet. As someone who spends a lot of time growing his own food, Izi Ion goes into great detail about how the body works and why it is vital to avoid meat.

The deep, powerful and informative tune is now trending in Jamaica. In an attempt to bring more attention to the song and its message, Izi Ion and his team have recently shot a video which is now being edited and will be released shortly.

So Many Sounds is on the KENERGi Music label. This is also the new production and management team promoting Izi Ion.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE MP3 FOR “SO MANY SOUNDS”

After weeks of aggressive promotion from Jah Bouks himself, his brand new album, Long Awaiting, is finally here. The thirteen-track project has both previously released songs, as well as new music; and it features one collaboration, Jah Judgement, done with Chino McGregor.

Long Awaiting is on Bouks‘ own Angola Records & Entertainment label. Click here to stream and download the full album from Apple Music.