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The Appetizers step forward with Keep Your Step, a project rooted firmly in the foundation of rocksteady and early reggae. Hailing from Milan, Italy, the band has built its identity on authenticity - fully embracing the sound, feel, and discipline of reggae's golden era. From the first listen, you hear…
May 8th was a night for all the kids who are still nostalgic for MySpace and just want to be themselves. Diva Bleach and Lake Drive took over El Cid with support from SUNBURNT. It was the kind of lineup that makes you miss the early 2000s. The crowd was…
Rochelle Bradshaw & Hypnotion step forward with purpose on Overstanding, delivering a project that feels grounded in roots reggae tradition while still speaking clearly to the present. From the very first listen, there's a sense that this album isn't just about sound - it's about message, spirit, and connection. Built…
There's something about a Good Friday drop that immediately feels intentional - and that's exactly the lane Maestro Don steps into with Damaged Goods. This isn't just another release to flood the timeline. It feels targeted. Personal. Like something made for the people who've been riding with him from early.…
Out of Linstead, St. Catherine, a new voice is starting to make some real noise in dancehall. Mugs - born Curtis Hamilton - has been putting in the work, steadily building his name through consistency, energy, and a real dedication to his craft. Working closely with producer Countree Hype and…
It is very common for musicians to play in different projects and start completely other bands when their main band may be on a break from writing and touring. Sometimes those side projects can gain a good amount of popularity, but nothing to the degree of their main band. That…
After nearly a decade away from the solo spotlight, Juvenile returns with Boiling Point, a 20-track project that blends modern production with the signature Southern bounce that made him a cornerstone of Cash Money Records. Rather than chasing reinvention, the album leans into what made Juvenile great in the first…
There's something strange about photographing an artist you once loved so intensely as a fan that they quietly helped shape the direction of your life. Long before I was shooting concerts professionally, I was the kind of Snail Mail fan who wrote letters, collected signed CDs, spent hours digging through…
After nearly five years away from the album format, Alkaline returns with NPT - a 16-track statement piece that feels less like a comeback and more like a calculated reassertion of dominance. Released in March 2026 via AutoBamb Records, the project debuted at number one on the iTunes Reggae Albums…
Beach Boii steps in with a clear sense of identity on Beach Boii – EP, delivering a project that feels both laid-back and intentional. From the jump, the EP leans into a sun-soaked, vibe-driven sound - where melody, rhythm, and atmosphere all work together to create something easy to sit…
There are interviews - and then there are moments that remind you why you fell in love with reggae in the first place. Sitting down with Glen DaCosta was exactly that. A cornerstone of Jamaica’s rich musical history and a key member of the horn section that helped shape the…
Armanii isn't just revisiting The Impact - he's refining it. With The Impact (Deluxe): PGLA Edition, the rising dancehall artist sharpens the vision of his breakout project, adding new layers without losing the core identity that put him on the map. This isn't a throwaway deluxe packed with filler. The…
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