In February of this year, Bebble Rock Music – the record label behind international recording artist Kabaka Pyramid – released “Victory Rock.” The upbeat inspirational reggae track is performed by reggae-gospel singer Alaine, who delivered a stellar performance in the just released visuals.
Click here or on the image above to check out the official video for “Victory Rock“ and remember to like, comment and share.
Underground hip-hop lovers are in a frenzy after hearing Redman‘s new single, “80 Barz.” The veteran MC, who was raised in New Jersey, used approximately three-minutes to show these up and coming rappers how it’s done.
Click here or on the image above to check out the video, which was uploaded a few days after the song was published.
In the 4th quarter of 2020, hip-hop artist Common added his voice to the global conversation about racial injustice and systematic racism with his album “A Beautiful Revolution (Pt.1).” As he has done throughout his career, Common not only addresses the ugliness being done to Black communities around the world, but he also highlights the beauty of Black love.
That beauty is on full display in his new video, “What Do You Say,” a record that features Paris A. Jones (better known as just PJ). Click here or on the image above to check out the visuals and remember to like, comment and share.
At the end of 2020, Jr. Gong and his team at Ghetto Youths International released the “Set Up shop Vol. 4” compilation. The project features music from several top-tier reggae artists; this of course includes two solo tracks and three collaborations from Gong himself.
While all the other artists on the album were busy promoting their respective tunes, Damian Marley stayed quiet about his. That is until a few days ago when he uploaded the visuals for one his singles, “Life is a Circle.” Click here or on the image above to check out the video and remember to like, comment and share.
Last week Tuesday, Khrysis released his long awaited fourteen-track album “The Hour of Khrysis.” The project features a slew of hip-hop lyricists, namely: Busta Rhymes, Pharoahe Monch, Sa-Roc, De La Soul, Rapsody, and that is just to name a few.
When it comes to pure hip-hop production with ranges in soundscape from gritty to jazzy, there aren’t many more renowned in the underworld than beatsmith, Khrysis. The Durham, NC producer who is signed to Grammy Award winning super producer 9th Wonder’s, Jamla Records is one of seven producers on the labels production team, The Soul Council.
Click here to stream and download “The Hour of Khrysis” from your preferred music platform.
“For The Culture” is the name of the new single and forthcoming album from musician, producer and dub master Alborosie. The digital single became available on all streaming platforms on April 16th.
The new album is schedule for release on June 4th and it will include recent singles: “Listen To The Waves,” “Ready” (feat. Jo Mersa Marley) and “Unprecedented Time,” the poignant roots track from June 2020 that captured the moment and caught the attention of reggae lovers all over the world.
Millions of Christians around the world are connected to the word Hallelujah, which is considered one of the highest utterances of praise. Matched with the soulful voice of Sanchez, there is tremendous power in his new single, Hallelujah.
Sanchez, Jamaica’s singing legend, has recorded his version of Hallelujah, adapted from the original, composed and performed by Canada’s Leonard Cohen, Sanchez tells the story of the resurrection of Christ The King.
His vocal performance will take your breath away. Click here to listen & download the song via Apple Music.
