DJR Unleash Global Chart (Current Results)

#1 Rich with MeMr Easy – Long Chain Global , Juna-Vill Records

#2 Hell-FyahKaramanti – Watzh You Frenz Records

#3 Nah Mad MiHawkeye – Long Chain Global , Juna-Vill Records

#4 TempahZamunda – Boxy Record

#5 90s SwingKimeco – Bread Back -Prod.

The above chart airs on The Harmonious Combination with Disc Jock Redeem and King Genius on Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. (CST) and 4:00 p.m. (BST) on 1 Harmony Radio in London, England. 

Catch Regina Belle & Freddie Jackson in Detroit on Oct. 25th

Two of soul music’s most beloved artists, Regina Belle and Freddie Jackson, will once again share the stage. They are scheduled to perform at the Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts, located at 350 Madison Street in Detroit, on Saturday, October 25.

In a statement she shared earlier this week, Belle said it will be “a night full of music, memories, and love” and promised to “Make It Like It Was.” Click here for tickets.

Atlanta Funk Fest is back!

The 2025 Atlanta Funk Fest returns on Saturday, September 27, bringing a powerhouse lineup to the Wolf Creek Amphitheater in South Fulton. Just 30 minutes outside of Atlanta, the venue is set to host an evening of music, energy, and nostalgia.

This year’s roster features R&B hitmakers and hip-hop favorites, including Ashanti, Trey Songz, Tamar Braxton, Young Dro, Ro James, and Youngbloodz, along with other special guests. The mix of chart-topping voices and Atlanta-rooted talent promises a night that blends smooth vocals with unforgettable beats.

Fans can secure their spot for the event through etix.com, where tickets are now available.

Wolf Trap Welcomes 2 Reggae Giants on Sept. 18th: Ziggy Marley & Burning Spear

Wolf Trap will host an extraordinary evening of reggae on Thursday, September 18, 2025, as Ziggy Marley and Burning Spear share the stage at the Filene Center in Vienna, Virginia.

These two legendary Jamaican artists are set to deliver memorable performances, blending timeless anthems with uplifting rhythms. Fans can look forward to hearing Ziggy Marley’s signature hits like “Sunshine” and “Positive Vibration,” alongside the powerful, roots-driven sounds of Burning Spear: Identity, Driver, etc.

Gates open at 6:30 PM, and tickets start at $57. Music lovers are encouraged to secure their seats early for what promises to be one of the standout concerts of the summer.

For more details and ticket information, visit www.wolftrap.org.

New Video Release from Ambelique’s ‘Blind Spot’ Album

Late last year, reggae singer Ambelique teamed up with veteran producer Willie Lindo to release “Blind Spot”, a 14-track album that went live on streaming platforms on November 15, under HeavyBeat Records

A few months after the release, the opening track “I’m Thankful”—a heartfelt song expressing gratitude to God—began gaining heavy rotation on reggae radio programs worldwide. Its success inspired Ambelique and Lindo to film an official video, directed by Maria Jackson 27, at Fort Lauderdale Beach and Deerfield Park (Florida) in April. The video is now available on YouTube.

“Blind Spot”, crafted without any collaborative features, is powered by a stellar lineup of legendary musicians and vocalists: the late Robbie Shakespeare on bass, Sly Dunbar and Kashief Lindo on drum programming, Paul Douglas on drums, Robbie Lyn and Dave Richards on keys, Dean Fraser on saxophone, Willie Lindo and Hux Brown on guitar, and backing vocals from Ambelique, Pam Hall, Nikesha Lindo, and Shavanique.

With its rich musicianship and timeless reggae feel, “Blind Spot” is streaming worldwide on Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Pandora, iTunes, and more.

Celebrate 30 Years of Sizzla Kalonji on Oct. 19th at Sabina Park

This year marks three decades of unstoppable greatness from one of reggae and dancehall’s most powerful voices, Sizzla Kalonji. To celebrate the milestone, his team launched a global series titled Rise to the Occasion, which kicked off in April 2025 with Kalonji Conversations in Miami.

The journey culminates with a historic finale in Kingston, Jamaica. Rise to the Occasion…30 Years of Sizzla Kalonji will be staged on Sunday, October 19th at Sabina Park, coinciding with Heroes Weekend. This tribute concert promises to honor Sizzla’s extraordinary impact on music and culture.

Since the release of Burning Up on September 5, 1995, Sizzla has delivered more than 80 albums, cementing his status as a leading voice within reggae-dancehall. From his roots in August Town to global recognition, his music has uplifted and connected generations, shaping a legacy that extends beyond sound into a worldwide movement.

For tickets and further details, visit risetotheoccasionlive.com.

Kingston Creative Artwalk Festival Returns with Music, Style, and Culture

Downtown Kingston will come alive on Sunday, September 28, when the Kingston Creative Artwalk Festival transforms Water Lane (107 Harbour Street) into a hub of art, music, and culture. Running from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the event promises a vibrant mix of entertainment and experiences for the entire family.

Dancehall star Jahmiel will headline the live show, delivering a high-energy performance to cap off a day packed with activities. While admission is free, organizers are encouraging attendees to RSVP through Eventbrite.

Visitors can explore the Shopping Village and Beer Garden, sample flavors at food tastings, and enjoy the Avant-Garde Style Competition and runway show. The festival will also feature a designer expo, the Beauty Village, mural and walking tours, hop-on hop-off bus tours, and a paint-and-sip experience.

With secure parking, shuttle services, and a family-friendly atmosphere, the Kingston Creative Artwalk Festival is set to be a highlight on Jamaica’s cultural calendar.