1. Rize
2. Zem Dem
3. Stop You Coming And Come
4. Thank The Rebels
5. Justice In Jena
6. Human Trafficking
7. Cry Cry Blood
8. Don’t Shoot
9. Trinkets And Beads?
10. No Satan Side
11. N.A.T.T.Y.
12. Mass Manipulation
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As the US reggae scene evolves over time, there are some major forces at play, shaping the scene and helping get this music in front of more people who will love it.
class="p1">class="s1">Two of those forces are the annual California Roots Music & Arts Festival in Monterey, CA, and class="s2">Ineffable Music class="s2">Group.… class="read-more">Read More
Reggae Rise Up Releases Full Artist Lineup for 2020 Florida Festival
– March 20-22 at Vinoy Park, Downtown St. Petersburg, FL –
ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Florida’s favorite reggae festival has just released their full lineup for 2020! Reggae Rise Up Florida, entering its sixth year, is scheduled to make its return to Vinoy Park in Downtown St.… class="read-more">Read More
With a new self-released album out and a constantly growing fan base of dedicated listeners, 2019 has been another big year for Satsang. The brain child of Montana-based Drew McManus, Satsang delivers conscious, heart-felt music that is relatable, honest and uplifting.… class="read-more">Read More
Prince Fatty’s upcoming new album may be called In the Viper’s Shadow, but his tasty approach to dub production has him solidly in the spotlight. September 6 marks the release of the second single from Viper’s, a fresh take on The Ethiopians‘ hit “Everything Crash,” which turns 50 this year.… class="read-more">Read More
Devin Morrison Interviews Nathan Feinstein.
For our second installment of Two On The Mic, Devin Morrison speaks with Iya Terra founder and frontman Nathan Feinstein. Some years ago Devin’s endorsement of Iya Terra actually played a huge role in getting them some early support tours and looks from other managers and agents in the scene.… class="read-more">Read More
class="p1">class="s1">Kingston, Jamaica’s class="s2">Abby Dallas drops her new single “class="s1">Rude Boy Lovin’” tomorrow (August 9) on Ineffable / Nebilus Records. “The song is about love and female empowerment. The female in the song is not afraid to say what she wants and how she wants to be treated by her lover.”… class="read-more">Read More
YouTube partners with Mr Eazi’s emPawa Africa program to support 10 local artists in building their careers
Bridging the gap between “Cali Reggae” and global reggae from places like Jamaica and Africa — and specifically leveraging the successes of American reggae to nurture international artists — is a core goal of Rootfire, so we’re thrilled to see this partnership between YouTube and emPawa Africa.… class="read-more">Read More
