REGGAE
Skip Marley (grandson of Bob) continues his family’s legendary reggae lineage with the release of his new video for “In Our Sight,” filmed in Jamaica and directed by Aka.Ruppi. Produced by Supa Dups, the track samples Al Green’s “Love and Happiness” while drawing inspiration from Dennis Brown and The Abyssinians, weaving reggae’s past into the present. The visuals highlight unity and perseverance, showing Marley rallying community strength. With support from Canadian rapper Kardinal Offishall, the song delivers a timeless call for resilience and generational connection.
Mojo Morgan, member of the Grammy-winning family band Morgan Heritage, steps into the spotlight with his new EP Jamaica Love, a heartfelt tribute to his homeland, family legacy, and his late brother Peetah Morgan. Across nine tracks, Mojo introduces his signature “Rasta Rock” style, blending reggae’s spiritual core with touches of hip-hop, country, pop, and rock. Featuring collaborations with Gramps Morgan, Popcaan, and Sizzla, the project pushes boundaries while staying rooted in love, faith, and cultural pride, offering a bold and deeply personal take on modern reggae.
Jamaican singer/songwriter Lila Ike embraces her sultry side on her new single "Romantic", which also features dancehall superstar Masicka. The track is from Lila's newest album (released in late August) Treasure Self Love , an 11-track opus that comes with guest appearances by the likes of Joey Bada$$, Protoje and H.E.R.
Popcaan returns with fire on his latest single “Bad Anywhere”, teaming up with dancehall legend Pinchers, producer Notnice, and artists Nitty Kutchie and C.P Ink. Released August 25, 2025, the track blends classic and modern dancehall energy, showcasing Popcaan’s versatility and the crew’s lyrical dominance. With pulsating beats and bold delivery, “Bad Anywhere” is already making waves across streaming platforms and live performances.
Capleton teams up with Irie Ites Records and Evidence Music for the powerful new single and video, “No Sell Your Soul,” taken from the upcoming Hell A Go Pop Riddim album, set for release on September 21. Known as one of reggae and dancehall’s most influential voices, Capleton delivers a fiery message of integrity and strength. Irie Ites, internationally recognized since 2003, has collaborated with top Jamaican artists like Sizzla, Bounty Killer, Anthony B, Morgan Heritage, and veterans including John Holt and Max Romeo.