On Saturday, June 5th, Studio 618 Entertainment, S.W.U.G. Foundation, Just Ent. and Misfits Records will all come together to present the Reggae Rotation Summer Celebration. The outdoor event will be held at Studio 618 Ent. headquarters, located at 2000 St. Clair Avenue East in St Louis, Illinois.

This is a band show that will see live performances from Lutan Fyah, Perfect Giddimani and Lion Heights. Gates will open at 6 PM (local time) and there is an entrance fee of $35 USD.

On Mother’s Day (May 9th) Capleton uploaded the visuals for his 2020 hit single Mama Lives. The song, which was published last summer, was a tribute to his mother who passed away around that time.

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After taking a very long hiatus from music, up-and-coming Ghanaian reggae artist, Tradition Man Wolo, returns to the industry with a brand new single. 

His new release, titled This Feeling, is a song he began working on years ago but abandoned it when he stepped away from the industry. It was finally completed in the first quarter of 2021 and was officially published on all music platforms on Wednesday, May 12th.

This Feeling is a somewhat humorous, laid-back reggae track, that was inspired by young love and the innocence of the courtship process that accompanies a budding love affair. The beat was done by Robert Assan at his studio in Denmark, while the vocals were recorded at Tradition Man‘s home studio in Renton, Washington. Six time Grammy award winner James ‘Bonzai’ Caruso, who is based in Las Vegas, is credited for the mixing and mastering.

When asked what he would like people to take away from the song, Tradition Man Wolo said the following: “I want people to takeaway the playfulness, innocence and fun of the events that inspired the song.”

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Romain Virgo‘s latest video is for his song Stronger, which is on Bebble Rock Music’s Victory Rock Riddim, released in early April. The visuals were uploaded to Virgo‘s channel a few days ago and it has already racked up well over a hundred thousand views.

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At the end of April, HeavyBeat Records, the musical imprint owned and operated by veteran reggae producer Willie Lindo, released the single “I Can’t See Your Face.” The song, which is performed by KashieF Lindo (Willie‘s son) talks about the despicable ongoing systematic racism currently on full display in various countries all over the world.

Today the men are sharing the lyric video with the hopes of driving home the message of just how blatant and consistent racial discrimination is; not just in the United States but in other developed nations as well. In addition to the lyrics, the video also shows shocking images of race related killings and abuse dating back to the sixties.

Though informative and educational: musically, “I Can’t See Your Face” is a mellow reggae track that is complimented by KashieF‘s dulcet, silky vocals. The song credits are as follows: KashieF is credited for drum programming, piano, keyboards and backing vocals; while Willie is credited for the guitars, writing and producing. The bass was played by Val Douglas, and it was recorded at HeavyBeat Recording Studio and mixed and mastered by their in-house crew.

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