Legendary Grammy award producing duo, Sly & Robbie, presents their brand new album entitled BAD. It highlights 10 must have reggae / dub tracks compiled for your musical pleasure.

Released on the Slam Records label and distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital, BAD features: Dub in Hand, Di Bad Dub, Raw Chaw Dub, Samanha Dub, Spanish Court Dub, Top Road Dub, Zakki Di High Priest Dub, Bus Station Dub, Lovers Rock Dub and Slow Dance Dub.

The project is now available on iTunes and all other major digital music outlets: http://smarturl.it/SlyandRobbieBad

Reggae veterans, Israel Vibration, will be performing at the popular Nectar Lounge (412 North 36th Street) in Seattle, Washington on Thursday, November 30. Also on the show will be Roots Radics and The Georgetown Orbits.

This event is being presented by Culture Yard Productions, Solid Sound and of course, Nectar Lounge. Doors will open at 8 PM and advance tickets are now available for $24. Click here to buy tickets.

Crawba Productions presents the official music video for “Better Must Come,” by Charly Black. The Trelawny artist hits us with a conscious tune full of optimism, and the visuals are a clear depiction of raw reality.

Click here or on the image above to watch.

Reggae ambassadors, Raging Fyah, will be trodding across Europe throughout the month of November. They have dates confirmed in Belgium, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands. This tour is dubbed ‘Get Up’ and it’s in support of their single of the same name, done in collaboration with Kamil Bednarek.

The attached poster outlines the date, city, country and venue for each show. That being said, persons wanting additional information should visit Raging Fyah’s official website.

The “Better Dub Riddim,” which features several top-tier Jamaican artists, is now available on iTunes, Amazon and all other digital music store. This project was produced by Mr. G and it’s on the Young Blood Records label.

Persons may click on the above image to stream and download from iTunes, while the full track listing is below.

Jah Vinci – Not Good Enough
Brandy – Chris Howell
Bugle – Truths and Rights
Chris Martin & Romain Virgo – Leave People Business
Da Shocker – Graba Spliff
Ginjah – Blessed
Lukie D – Granted
Mr G – Happy Birthday Mummy
Richie Stephens – Make Money
Mr G Music – Better Dub Riddim

‘Unpredictable yet Delightful’ is the most suitable description for ‘Reggae Jammin Vol.4”. Tad’s Record took a different approach for the 4th edition of its popular ‘Reggae Jammin’ series. Rather than compiling only Reggae tracks, Tad’s Record has enhanced the flavor with two steamy Dancehall tracks: Aidonia’s ‘Yeah Yeah’ and Mavado’s ‘Fresh Cash’.

Embracing a wide variety of sounds and styles, Reggae Jammin Vol.4 features Jamaica’s most consistent hit makers including Tarrus Riley, Jah Cure, Chronixx, Etana, to Mavado and I-Octane. Reggae Jammin Vol.4 makes listeners feel comfortable regardless of gender, race, or creed. This album showcases its appreciation and respect for everyone, and encourages people to fully embrace themselves despite of societal pressures to fit a specific mold, with tracks like Just the Way You Are, Prettiest Thing, Stronger, I’m Chosen and Dread.

A new generation of Reggae artists have recently emerged on the scene; offering a rejuvenating sound to the genre and each of these artistes is creating their own ripple in the industry. Two such artists are feature on this various artists compilation: Ladi Ali, and Shorti I; making their debut on this noteworthy compilation.
This is a must have CD for all Reggae enthusiasts, definitely authentic Reggae music for you to Jam to.

Written by: Chanta – Gay Hibbert