At the end of February, literally on the last day—the 28th—Troyton Music released an enchanting lovers-rock tune performed by U.S. Virgin Islands’ reggae star Pressure Busspipe. Since it came out, the song has been getting heavy rotation on several reggae platforms as it’s featured on the now trending “River Pot Riddim.”

That said, on April 4th, Pressure Busspipe shared the official video on his YouTube channel. If you have not yet seen it, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment, and share.

Since the release of his latest album, “Steve Knight Returns,” which was published on streaming platforms at the beginning of February, 2025, reggae legend Steve Knight has been reconnecting with music colleagues from as far back as the late 1980s. Everyone is excited that the singer has indeed returned to reclaim his position as the “ladies’ man,” a nickname he received after sharing a song with that title early in his career. 

Extremely pleased with the reception the record is getting, Steve is now preparing to head out on the road to perform the songs live in front of an audience. He is thrilled to sing for his longtime fans and possibly make some new ones. To that end, he and his team are announcing his availability for bookings for the remainder of 2025 and going into 2026. Now based in Canada, Knight is able to travel to any country on any of the seven continents in the world. 

Steve Knight‘s extensive catalogue includes hits like “Robber Man,” “Tell Them Already,” “Love Me Entertainment,” “The Girl Is Mine,” done with Papa Beeto, and “If You Want Me,” and that is just to name a few.

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One of reggae’s most enduring acts, Israel Vibration, will be touring the Western U.S. in the month of May. They will be joined by the socially conscious vocalist Duane Stephenson, as well as the reggae ensemble Roots Radics, headed by veteran bass player Errol “Flabba” Holt.

The group will be making stops at Belly Up in Solana Beach on May 9; Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley on May 15; Moe’s Alley in Santa Cruz on May 16; Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on May 17; Nectar Lounge in Seattle on May 22; WOW Hall in Eugene on May 23; The Get Down in Portland on May 24; Volcanic Theater Pub in Bend on May 25; Blue Note in Hawaii on May 29 & 30; and Da Playground Maui on May 31.

Lost On Main, arguably the best live music venue in downtown Chico, California, will present a night of authentic reggae music on Friday, April 11th, 2025.

They have confirmed Jamaican reggae fusion band from the 70s, Third World, as well as rising star Kumar Fyah, Grammy-nominated artist and producer King Hopeton, and Rastafarian roots chanter Iqulah. Lost On Main is located at 319 Main Street.

Lutan Fyah‘s new album “Strength & Resilience,” released at the end of February (2025) via Grade Records, is being described as euphoniously pleasing and inspirationally satisfying. Fans and supporters of the veteran reggae singer were not surprised by the positively charged thirteen-track record, which only has three collaborations: “Just The Time” (track #4), done with Akae Beka; “Freedom Sound” (track #9), done with Chronixx; and “Days after Summer” (track #12), done with Queen Omega.

Anyone paying close attention will agree that Lutan Fyah is an outstanding songwriter. Furthermore, he has a unique style and a captivating energy that set him apart from his colleagues. All that can be heard and felt is on “Strength & Resilience.” After carefully listening to this album, it is difficult to pick one, or two, or even a few songs that stand out, and that is because the entire project is excellent. Each song carries its own message and is well delivered and produced.

“Strength & Resilience” is available on iTunes, Amazon Music, Tidal, Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Boomplay, and all other streaming platforms.

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