On August 22, Jamaican reggae singer Zamunda released his latest album, “My Truth, My Journey”, an eleven-track project that reflects his spiritual convictions, social commentary, and views on relationships.

The overt Rastafarian opens the album with two faith-centered songs, “No One But You Lord” and “Every Morning”, grounding the project in spirituality. He then turns his attention to pressing social issues, condemning gun violence and warning youths against the pull of gangs and destructive paths.

Love also finds its space in Zamunda’s journey. Tracks like “Girl With You” (featuring Kelly Shane), “Love Love”, and “Care For Me” bring warmth and tenderness, showcasing another side of the artist. At the same time, he makes room to honor reggae itself—affirming that the genre is alive while pushing back against what he sees as misguided trends in contemporary reggae music.

Two songs have already been given visuals: “No One But You Lord” and “Free Up”, the latter featuring Paris-based reggae singer Bazil. Together, they highlight Zamunda’s artistic growth and commitment to his musical journey.

“My Truth, My Journey” is available now on all streaming platforms via Boxy Record—a project that captures Zamunda not only as a musician, but as a man standing firmly in his truth.

Moe’s Alley, located at 1535 Commercial Way in Santa Cruz, California, will host international reggae artist Luciano on Wednesday, October 22, 2025. The event begins at 7 p.m. local time and is open to guests aged 21 and over. It is one of the most anticipated reggae shows at the venue this October.

As he continues to spread the message of love, uplift spirits, and energize his many fans across the globe, Luciano engages with his audiences like no other—earning him the unmistakable title of “The Messenjah.” His live performances are breathtaking, and he never fails to give his all.

Initially released as a track on the “Hol a Prayer Riddim”, Lutan Fyah‘s song “World Peace” was just reshared as a standalone single. The timely resharing of this record is particularly significant given the ongoing conflicts in parts of Europe, escalating gang violence in some Caribbean countries, and the forced displacement in the Gaza Strip.

Interestingly, although the “Hol a Prayer Riddim” was published in the fall of 2020—a time when we were grappling with lockdowns and the many uncertainties brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic—every word in Lutan Fyah‘s song remains just as relevant today as it was back then. This reality is troubling and demonstrates that Lutan Fyah has always been ahead of his time in terms of his lyrical content.

“World Peace,” an inspirational reggae song fused with R&B, was produced by Everton Augustus Wint, the founder of the independent record label Nanimus Music Ltd. Both the single “World Peace” and the “Hol a Prayer Riddim” compilation are available on Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, Tidal, and all other major streaming platforms.

The 8th annual Houston Reggae Festival returns on Saturday, October 4, 2025, bringing island energy to the SoHo Festival Grounds at 13711 Almeda School Road. The festival runs from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. and promises a full day of live performances, DJs, and cultural spirit.

This year’s theme, ‘One city, One love, One unforgettable night of culture, music & unity’, captures the event’s mission to bring people together through music. Festivalgoers can expect expanded stage areas, more festival activities, nonstop vibes from local and international acts, and convenient onsite parking.

Headlining the 2025 lineup is world-renowned Jamaican reggae artist Anthony B, known for his powerful stage presence and Rastafarian messages. He will be joined by an impressive roster, including DJ Puffy, Yeza, DJ Stakz, Rik Jam, Dalwayne, Island Federation Band, Unity Sound, Sal Infrared, DJ Silent Killa, King Far-I, Flabba Dabba, DJ Supa Neil, Showtyme, DJ Spinmatik, and many others.

With its blend of live reggae, DJs spinning island rhythms, and a crowd united by culture and music, the Houston Reggae Festival has grown into one of the city’s signature events. Tickets are available now through Eventbrite.