The promised, long-awaited 17 track album from Teacha Dee has been 4 years in the making and carries contributions from House of Riddim (Austria), Greezzly Productions (Italy), Evidence Music (Switzerland), Brainfood International and Ragatac Music (Germany).

“Time Machine” takes the listener on a chronological journey. Traveling from the opening track “Reggae Mood,” a catchy song to uplift you from the challenges of the last 2 years, through the title track “Time Machine” to the closing track “I Appreciate You,” in which Teacha Dee shows gratitude to those who have believed in him and supported him through this journey. 

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Last year on December 4th, Digital One Production released From The Vault 2; a fourteen-track reggae compilation. It features several top-tier Jamaican artists, namely: Sizzla Kalonji, Beenie Man, Julian Marley, Kabaka Pyramid and more.

A few days ago, on December 18, Julian Marley published the official video for his song, So High. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.

The king of lovers-rock reggae, Beres Hammond, is making it known that he is back on the musical scene once more. He has just released a brand new song titled Mi Deyah Again, done with veteran deejay Wickerman. Two versions of the tune were shared on Friday, December 17th: the main mix, which is a bright chirpy reggae song, as well as a dub style.

The official video, which features a lot of local celebrities, was also published on the same day. Click here or on the image above to watch it and remember to like, comment and share.

At the end of August Tuff Gong International shared Sharon Marley‘s rendition of Just One More Morning. The song was initially done by Rita Marley in the late 80s – 1988 to be exact – as a feature track on her We Must Carry On album.

Sharon remade the song to celebrate and honor her mom, Rita, on her 75th birthday (July 25, 1946). The official video for Sharon‘s version was released yesterday (December 16) on both digital and traditional media. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.

Many people may remember veteran reggae artist Screwdriver from songs like “We Rule,” “Soundboy Killa” and most notably, his mega hit “No Mama (Sharon Yuh Pregnant?),” which was released in 89. Although the singer continued to share several singles and albums over the years, he has kept somewhat of a low profile, only surfacing to do his shows and record for selective producers.

Screwdriver‘s tranquil lifestyle may be interrupted in the new year as one of his recently released singles is beginning to trend. The song is a catchy lovers-rock tune called Longing For Your Touch, done in his signature style. 

Longing For Your Touch is one of 15 songs featured on Upstairs Music‘s The Train Is Coming Riddim. The compilation, which was first shared in September, has so far produced at least four heavily rotated songs: Kristine Alicia‘s Roots Rock Reggae, Wayne Armond‘s Yaya and title tracks performed by Ken Boothe and Dwight Pinkney respectively. Screwdriver‘s song is now the fifth.

Fans and supporters of the Saint James artist should not be surprised by the success of this track, as this seems to be the result whenever Screwdriver collaborates with Danny Breakenridge of Upstairs Music. Persons may remember that the two released the African Union album in 2013; and much like this new single, it also had great reviews.

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