Sgt. Remo collaborates with famed Jamaican reggae star Chezidek on a powerful new single titled “Stand Up,” which was officially released on Friday, December 6, 2024. This compelling new track is now available across all major streaming platforms, allowing a broad audience to engage with its impactful message.

The production and mixing of “Stand Up” were expertly handled by Kutral Dub in Chile, with mastering completed by Oddiowave in Gold Beach, Oregon. The single serves as a poignant commentary on the ongoing wars that afflict various regions around the globe. Notably, it was recorded during an exhilarating period when both Chezidek and Sgt. Remo were in Mexico City for a concert.

“Stand Up” is set to be featured on Sgt. Remo‘s forthcoming album scheduled for release in 2025. This highly anticipated full-length project will also showcase collaborations with other esteemed artists such as Fidel Nadal, Dre Z Melodi, Ras Levy, Soulfiya, Kutral Dub, among others.

Sgt. Remo is a Mexican-born reggae vocalist based in San Antonio, Texas, who has been actively contributing to the reggae scene since 2012. His collaboration with Chezidek not only highlights his artistic versatility but also emphasizes the genre’s role as a vehicle for social commentary and change through music.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “STAND UP”

Cultcha Nonstop and Happy Timez Entertainment present the Legends of Jah Army concert and dance on Thursday, December 19, at Cultcha Palace (3605 Church Avenue) in Brooklyn, New York.

The live band show, which starts at 10:00 p.m., will feature performances by The Abyssinians, Cherry Rock, and Sammy Dread. While the juggling will be done by Demolition Sound, Kulcha Kartel, and Natural Mystik Soldiers, all powered by Happy Timez Sound. 

The gates will open at 8:00 p.m., and admission is US$40 before 10:00 p.m.

Half Moon, a landmark of world-class hospitality that offers an authentic Jamaican experience, invites one and all to join them in commemorating their 70th anniversary on Saturday, December 14, from 8:00 p.m. at Rose Hall in Montego Bay, St. James.

They will Celebrate the Good Times with a live performance by Jamaican reggae fusion band Third World. General admission is US$270, which includes food and drink. Notably, a part of the proceeds will go towards the Margaret Steuart Scholarship fund, which supports tourism management students at the University of the West Indies. Click here to buy tickets.