Reggae-dancehall artist Teflon Young King is set to host the official release party for his latest project, “Life Scriptures,” at Bellyful Restaurant & Bar in Brooklyn, New York. The event takes place on Friday, September 19, 2025, from 6 p.m. to midnight, with a live performance scheduled for 10 p.m.

Guests can expect an energetic evening of music and celebration, with sounds provided by DJ Easy, DJ Wave, and DJ Lucadaze. Throughout the night, attendees will also have the chance to win exclusive giveaways, including music merchandise, apparel, and copies of the album.

Released on August 22, 2025, “Life Scriptures” is a ten-track reggae collection that highlights Teflon’s versatility and artistry, weaving together new material with fan favorites. The release party promises to be a night of great vibes, and live reggae entertainment as Teflon Young King brings “Life Scriptures” to the stage.

Kanamacina Records will launch the first-ever Nimba Reggae Festival in Conakry, Guinea, on September 5th and 6th, 2025. The two-day celebration will open at the Radisson Blu Hotel on September 5th and continue on September 6th at the Esplanade Du Palais, with performances beginning at 2 p.m. each day.

The inaugural staging will bring together a powerful lineup of reggae and African music stars. Confirmed acts include Takana Zion, Ky-Mani Marley, Richie Spice, Jah Mason, Jah Thunder, Jaz Elise, Warrior King, Little Robert, Didier Awadi, Naftaly, Tiwony, and Fish Killa.

With its diverse roster and blend of local and international talent, the Nimba Reggae Festival is set to become a landmark event for music lovers in West Africa.

Reggae artist Jesse Royal has just released his third studio album, “No Place Like Home.” This ten-track project features collaborations with artists such as Yohan Marley, Kabaka Pyramid, Romain Virgo, Melanie Fiona, and Perfect Giddimani. The album is shared under Easy Star Records.

“No Place Like Home” was published on streaming platforms on Friday, August 29, 2025. Click here or on the image above to download “No Place Like Home” from your preferred music store.

Seattle Reggae Nights returns for its 30th edition on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at Nectar Lounge, 412 N 36th Street in Seattle. The milestone event, presented by Boogie Brown Productions and Nectar, will showcase an unforgettable evening of roots and culture.

Headlining the night is reggae icon Clinton Fearon alongside his Boogie Brown Band, delivering their signature sound to the heart of Seattle. They will be joined by Dub Lounge International and DJ Kingstown Sounds, adding depth and energy to the lineup.

This performance will also mark the final Seattle show of the year for Clinton Fearon & Boogie Brown Band, making it a must-attend occasion for reggae fans. Doors open at 8:00 PM PDT. Click here to buy tickets.

A classic in every sense of the word, ‘A House Is Not A Home’ is loved by singers and songwriters alike. Consider Hopeton Lindo and Marcia Griffiths among its admirers.

Their version of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David ballad will be released on August 29. It is co-produced by Lindo for Irie Pen Records and Syl Gordon for Cell Block Records.

‘A House Is Not A Home’ is also the latest single released from ‘This Song’s For You,’Lindo’s latest album, which was released on July 18 by Zojak Worldwide. Lindo, one of reggae’s premier songwriters, says he always loved the song, which was originally recorded by Dionne Warwick in 1964.

After deciding to cover ‘A House Is Not A Home,’ he called on Marcia Griffiths, the acclaimed Queen of Reggae, to share the mic. The result is a riveting, mid-tempo track that does the original justice.

‘A House Is Not A Home’ is one of 10 songs on ‘This Song’s For You,’ a quality project that includes number one singles such as ‘Silent Consent’ and ‘Favorite Girl,’ plus other quality standout tracks like the title track, ‘Hot Number,’ ‘Glowing,’ ‘Up On The Roof,’ and ‘Good Woman.’ The entire album is awesome.

Hopeton Lindo and Marcia Griffiths appear poised to achieve yet another major chart-topper with “A House Is Not A Home.”

^{Written by Howard Campbell}