Jamaican reggae singer KashieF Lindo has released the official lyric video for his latest single, “Who (RMD),” a captivating love song that showcases the smooth vocals and timeless artistry that have made him a favorite among reggae lovers worldwide.

The official lyric video was uploaded to the HeavyBeat Records YouTube channel on August 25, 2026, offering fans a visually engaging companion to the romantic reggae track.

Created by MJ27, the video features carefully selected silhouettes of couples positioned against some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. The scenic imagery, combined with prominently displayed lyrics and the creative use of varying font styles and sizes, provides an atmospheric visual experience that complements the song’s theme.

The clips featured throughout the video were deliberately chosen to reflect the storyline behind “Who (RMD),” which tells the tale of a man deeply infatuated with a woman who appears to have more than one admirer. Caught between hope and uncertainty, he is left wondering where he stands in her heart as he asks the central question: “Who do you love?”

Written by Willie Lindo and KashieF Lindo, “Who (RMD)” benefits from an impressive lineup of accomplished musicians. Legendary drummer Sly Dunbar handles the drum programming, while the late great Robbie Shakespeare delivers the bass. Willie Lindo contributes guitars, with Keith Sterling on piano and keyboards. KashieF Lindo also provides the background vocals.

The recording was completed at HeavyBeat Recording Studio, with mixing handled by Garfield McDonald and mastering completed by the HeavyBeat Team.

Fans and reggae lovers are encouraged to stream and download “Who (RMD)” on digital streaming platforms and watch the official lyric video on the HeavyBeat Records YouTube channel.

Kings of Kings International will present “Reggae Ambassadors in Concert,” a marquee reggae showcase featuring dancehall pioneer Sister Nancy, known for her iconic hit “Bam Bam,” alongside reggae icon Marcia Griffiths, celebrated for “Electric Boogie.”

Billed as “Reggae Legends: One Stage, One Love,” the concert will also feature special guest performances from Iley Dread, performing “Nah Cheat a Virtuous Woman”; Jah Mason, known for “My Princess Gone”; and Angie Angel, whose set will include “Man a Nuh Man If a Nuh Rasta Man.”

The show takes place Friday, October 9, 2026, at the Phoenix Concert Theatre, 410 Sherbourne Street in Toronto. Tickets are available via ticketgateway.com.

Roots reggae singer and songwriter Empress Minott has released the official music video for her latest single, “Love Me When It’s Hard,” offering a compelling visual interpretation of a song that explores the true meaning of love, commitment and standing by someone when life becomes challenging.

The official video was uploaded to YouTube on August 28, 2026, and was co-directed by Empress Minott and Kevin “Supa Nova” Salmon of Dub School JA. Minott also conceived the original concept for the video, helping to shape the storyline and its connection to the message of the song. Salmon directed, shot and edited the production, while also making his acting debut by portraying Minott’s partner in the video.

Shot at various locations throughout Portland, Jamaica, the video follows a relationship from its hopeful beginnings through one of its most difficult moments. The story begins with Minott’s character being approached by a man. After a brief conversation, he asks for her phone number, which she gives him. The story then moves forward, revealing that the two have developed a loving relationship and are enjoying life together.

The story progresses further, showing the couple expecting their first child. However, the relationship takes an unexpected turn when the man ultimately steps away following disagreements within the relationship, bringing an emotional dimension to the visual narrative.

The storyline closely complements the message of “Love Me When It’s Hard,” which challenges the idea that love should be measured only by the good times. The song emphasizes the importance of remaining present, supportive and committed when circumstances become difficult. Through both the lyrics and the video, Minott highlights the reality that genuine love requires patience, understanding and commitment beyond the joyful moments.

“Love Me When It’s Hard” is now available for streaming and download on major digital music platforms. The official music video is available now on YouTube.

Rebel Kornerstone Productions is showcasing the enduring strength of reggae music in Trinidad & Tobago with the release of the “Deep South Riddim,” an authentic roots reggae production featuring award-winning reggae-gospel artist Blessed Messenger and singer, songwriter Jah Guidance.

Blessed Messenger contributes “Never Alone,” a powerful inspirational song centered on faith and the assurance that God’s presence remains constant. Through the song, Blessed Messenger delivers a message of strength and encouragement, making it clear that even when he finds himself physically alone, he is never truly alone because God is always with him. Jah Guidance takes a different approach with “Fight For You,” a smooth lovers-rock reggae tune. Singing directly to his lady, Jah Guidance expresses his determination to protect their relationship and make it clear that he will not allow anything to come between them.

Although the Deep South Riddim features only two artists, Rebel Kornerstone Productions made a deliberate and effective choice in selecting Blessed Messenger and Jah Guidance. Both artists deliver their respective songs with excellence, allowing the strength of the production to shine while demonstrating the versatility of the riddim.

The release also serves as a reminder that reggae music and reggae culture continue to thrive in Trinidad & Tobago. Through the Deep South Riddim, Rebel Kornerstone Productions is not only presenting quality reggae music but also contributing to the continued development and visibility of the country’s reggae movement.