Causion Confirmed For AJ Brown’s Album Launch In Florida

International reggae recording artist AJ Brown – who is also the current lead singer for the world re-known Third World Band – will be having a launch party for his new album, Shots of Love, on Sunday, August 6th, at Blue Martini in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Brown will be supported by fellow Jamaican vocalist Tamara B, who is also is wife, and Antigua & Barbuda’s reggae ambassador Causion

Incidentally, Causion is also promoting his recently released EP, The Mission Is in Progress, shared in late June on his earth-day. He and his team are currently focusing on the record’s lead single, Thank You, which he’s very passionate about. Causion is sentimentally attached to this track because it was penned prior to his illness, but took on a whole new meaning once he was on the road to recovery. 

The Mission is in Progress is available on iTunes, Apple Music, Deezer, Spotify, Tidal and all other streaming platforms. 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “THE MISSION IS IN PROGRESS”

Stream/Download Zally’s New EP “Am Reggae” (@ZallyBuff)

Reggae recording artist Zally is currently promoting his new EP, Am Reggae, released some weeks ago in late May. As the name implies, this is a 100% reggae record. It has a total of seven tracks, no features, and is filled with practical life messages.

Am Reggae can be streamed and/or downloaded from iTunes, Apple Music, Deezer, Spotify, Tidal, and all other music platforms. 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “AM REGGAE”

Ragga Lox’s Long Awaited Album “Climbing” Is Out Now (@Raggaloxx)

Manchester recording artist Ragga Lox, who’s been living in the United States since the late 80s, has just delivered his long awaited thirteen-track studio album. Released on Sunday, July 23rd, the LP is called Climbing, and it features collaborations with Revelashan and Rob Symeon

The inspiration for the record came from the devastating impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Ragga Lox. As a matter of fact, the lead single – Spliff & Beer – was penned after he lost some close friends and family members to the virus. Once the first track was shared – in January 2022 – and based on the positive feedback it got, Lox immediately began working on the full album with the hopes of releasing it last summer. However, after several delays and setbacks, he and his team opted to push it forward to now. 

Climbing has a perfect mix of reggae (Reach For The Stars, They Shall Never, Reggae Island, Mama Said Families); dancehall (Spliff & Beer, Tough Times & Touch); and even world music fused with hip-hop (Climbing, Reggae Memory Lane, Try & Royalty). All songs were done with the highest standards. The songwriting and vocal performances are flawless, and the overall production quality is beyond reproach.

That said, the thing that stands out the most on this LP is Ragga Lox‘s story. He brags about his skills as a lyricist while putting those very skills on display. He narrates the tale of losing his father, mother and mentors. His Rastafarian beliefs and way of life are artfully painted throughout this record. In short, Climbing is a five-star album, and if nothing else it shows that Ragga Lox has climbed his way to the top of the musical mountain.

CLICK HERE TO STREAM / DOWNLOAD “CLIMBING”

Mortimer, Nesbeth & Others For The ‘Garvey One Destiny Concert’

On Sunday, August 20th, Marcus Garvey In Schools (MGIS) and Jamaica National Group (JN) will present the Garvey One Destiny Concert at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston, Jamaica.

It will star Mortimer, Nesbeth, Sizzla Kalonji, Julian Marley, Fab 5, Gem Myers, Bongo Herman and Queen Ifrica. Comedian Owen ‘Blakka’ Ellis will join media personality Debbie Bissoon as hosts.

Starting time is 5pm and there is $6,000 JMD general entrance fee. VIP is $8,000.

Hugh English’s “Where Do We Go From Here” Is Out Now! (@bigfeetrecords)

Trench Town recording artist Hugh English has once again given us a tuff song that is both enchanting and thought-provoking. Titled Where Do We Go From Here, the beautiful reggae record was officially released yesterday – Friday, July 21st – via Big Feet Records.

On top of perfectly meshed bass and keyboard (played by Josh Harris), drums by Santa Davis, and stunning harmonies sung by the legendary Pam HallHugh asks us to contemplate what should we – as individuals and collectively as a society – do next. This after outlining the indisputable fact that global communities have plunged into darkness, lacking moral values of any sort.

Even though it was just shared, the track has already gotten the stamp of approval from reggae selectors who’ve received a promo copy (courtesy of Maria Jackson 27’s Record Pool). The general consensus is that this is one of Hugh English‘s strongest songs to date. 

Where Do We Go From Here is now available on iTunes, Apple Music, Deezer, Spotify, Tidal, and all other streaming platforms.

CLICK HERE TO STREAM & DOWNLOAD “WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE”

Fus A August Emancipation Day Fest

Maidstone Community Council in collaboration with Member of Parliament for the Manchester North Western Constituency, Mikael Phillips, present Fus A August Emancipation Day Fest, on August 1, 2023, at Maidstone in North West Manchester.

There will be lots of family activities, food and live music by local and invited guest artists. Confirmed are Ernie Smith, Tony Rebel, Luciano, Jai Kingston and Tashara.

Inner Circle & Fantan Mojah Are Performing At ‘Black Forest On Fire’ In Germany

After a three-year hiatus, the anticipation for the upcoming Black Forest On Fire Festival is greater than ever. For three days (July 28th to 30th) patrons will be treated to music, food, fun, and overall good vibes at Pappelwaldsee in Berghaupten, Germany.

The biggest highlight of the weekend of course is the live show. There will be performances by Inner Circle, Fantan Mojah, Nattali Rize, Culture, Kenyatta Hill, and many more. Get additional info here.