Young Israelites - Endlessly [new album]

After the release of their breakthrough debut “Stay By My Side EP” in 2020, having been championed by David Rodigan at BBC, Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith, Nikki Z and others, the Young Israelites have been working Endlessly to master their sound to present the most authentic Rocksteady Reggae Music Experience of the highest Quality, from the Heart. “PLEASE” is the second single from the forthcoming Album! This Summer Young Israelites had the opportunity to debut this song Live at Rototom Sunsplash!

City Splash Festival 2023

LONDON'S BIGGEST CELEBRATION OF REGGAE, DANCEHALL, AFROBEATS MUSIC, FOOD & CULTURE!

Our 2nd year of City Splash was a dream and we cannot wait to join back together again for #citysplashfest23 to celebrate Reggae, Dancehall, Afrobeats, Caribbean and African culture.

City Splash will continue to bless you all with Love, Music + Positive Vibes!

Performers include: Mr. Eazi, Barrington Levy, Protoje, Kranium, Stonebwoy, Sistern Nancy, Lucaino, Christopher Ellis, Congo Natty, Kahlia, General Levy + more and the UK’s best sound systems and DJs.

Kabaka Pyramid presents his newest album 'The Kalling'

The Kalling album drops sept 30th so feel free to loud it up as much as possible as good music like this needs to be in whole community in these times.

‘The Kalling’ album features big tunes like ‘Red, Gold, and Green’ with alongside Damian Marley and the title track from the album features Stephen Marley, Jesse Royal, and Protoje. ‘The Kalling’ is out for streaming and purchase September 30, 2022.

Martei Korley - Climate War [Official Video]

Martei Korley's "Climate War" is a call to action for the preservation of planet earth. Environmental degradation leads conflict over our natural resources: Climate War (We nuh waan).

Meta & The Cornerstones - Two Pockets [Official Video]

“DIA” Pronounced (Jah) takes the Reggae mastery of one of its foremost African ambassadors to a new level. It is beautifully crafted and full of passion for music and message, sounding pouncing riddims and sweet harmonies to Jah (Dia) rising sun. Yet, it is much more than just another excellent Reggae album. Meta Dia offers hidden pathways to social healing – or “salvation” – as Rastas, Sufis, and all other spiritual Reggae Aficionados may have it.

Beware, many of (DIA) tracks take you to the dark side of this time and planet – racism, poverty, war, destruction of the environment. But it does not leave you in the valley of rage and revenge. Meta leads his followers to the final destination, the valley of decision, where good wins over evil.

His lyrical rivers of wisdom are fed by many tributaries, the nomadic mystic traditions of his Fulani forebears, the Rastafari I-sights based on the teachings of Ras Tafari and the wise men of the East, so prominent in his beloved Senegal. Yes, Meta sues for justice. Not only for Africans from his mother continent, but for all the “wretched of the earth”. But his bottom line is in line with so many great minds: “Just like the breeze, forgiveness will make us heal.”

It comes at a crucial time with so many destructive “signs of the time”: Wars and violence in the false name of religions or cultures, separating the one human race into ever-more fierce adversaries and foes, and selfish nations anything but united.

Meta Dia hammers the walls of division to create space for his doctrine of “Peace, Love and Harmony” – against all odds. For him, this is not a safe space of fake consolation or unconditional reconciliation.

Quite to the contrary: this Reggae album is a yet another wake-up call to come together on a basis of equal rights and justice; for there is no other way of togetherness. With this fundamental mission Meta joins the ranks of the all-time Greats in Reggae. Who could be more predestined for this “mission impossible” than a Muslim Fulani Dread, full of Rasta vibes. Here comes trouble for the warmongers. With a superb package filled with the finest sounds and ideas from Dakar to Jamaica to New York and the rest of the globe.