The Linkz & Eli Mac - Said Goodbye
“Said Goodbye” unites hip-hop legend The Grouch, Pure Powers, and Eli-Mac in a soulful blend of hip-hop grit and reggae pulse, telling a story of love lost and new beginnings.
Read MoreSpice ft Lavbbe - Slow Motion
Dancehall queen Spice teams up with British-Romanian artist Lavbbe on “Slow Motion,” produced by Shaggy.
Read MoreBeres Hammond & Tanya Stephens - Love Story
Reggae icon Beres Hammond and Tanya Stephens join forces on their first studio duet, “Love Story,” blending timeless romance with their celebrated artistry.
Read MoreMajor Lazer ft Busy Signal and Kybba - Gangsta
Major Lazer reunites with Busy Signal and joins forces with Basshall producer Kybba on “Gangsta”
Read MoreSoulmedic, Galaktic Vibes, The Connected One "All My Love"
“All My Love” fuses hip hop and reggae into a soulful anthem of gratitude to the Most High.
Read MoreKabaka Pyramid - Jamaica
Kabaka Pyramid’s “Jamaica,” on the Pon Di Island Riddim, is a tribute to his homeland of Jamaica.
Read MoreRik Jam - The Genesis
Rik Jam’s debut album The Genesis, produced by Phillip McFarlane, is a 14-track roots reggae statement drawn from years of real-life experiences and a shared vision to use music as a force for change.
Read MoreEarl Sixteen & Flying Vipers - Persistency
“Persistency” pairs Flying Vipers’ heavyweight dub groove with Earl Sixteen’s timeless vocals in a powerful call for resilience and equal rights.
Read MoreMortimer & Paris La Mont - Burn It To The Ground
Mortimer’s “Burn It To The Ground,” produced by Paris La Mont, kicks off the TAMPA RIDDIM with a soulful, politically-charged call for justice and change.
Read MoreJohnny Osbourne and Tarrus Riley Revisit a Studio One Classic
Living legend Johnny Osbourne and roots reggae icon Tarrus Riley have joined forces on “We Need Love”, delivering a contemporary reimagining of one of reggae’s most enduring anthems. Originally released in 1979 on Osbourne’s landmark Truths & Rights album, the song was voiced at Studio One over the classic “I’ll Be Around” riddim and has remained a touchstone of conscious roots reggae for more than four decades. This 2025 version, released August 1 via VP Records, offers a fresh interpretation that honors the original while speaking directly to today’s listeners.
Produced by the acclaimed Frenchie of Maximum Sound and mixed by Gregory Morris, the track blends warm, organic instrumentation with a crisp modern mix. Legendary saxophonist Dean Fraser delivers a stirring solo that adds both emotional depth and a classic reggae feel, while Tarrus Riley’s smooth, spiritually-charged vocals intertwine with Osbourne’s unmistakable tone to create a powerful call for love, unity, and righteousness.
“We Need Love” is the first single from Osbourne’s upcoming album Universal Love Showcase, set for release August 29, 2025. More than just a remake, it’s a meeting of two generations of reggae artistry—bridging the roots foundation of the 1970s with the conscious energy of today’s scene. The collaboration captures the timeless message that love is the answer, offering both a celebration of reggae history and a soundtrack for the present moment.