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Koffee inna Rub A Dub Dancehall Stylee! On her new track “Ova So,” Koffee goes straight back to the foundation, riding a riddim produced by Cadenza that samples Reggie Stepper’s “Drum Pan Sound” and The Tennors’ “Ride Your Donkey.” And apparently that old-school feel is no coincidence. Koffee herself says “Ova So” migh
Trinidad & Tobago’s Reggae Royalty Queen Omega shares her new single “Care For Me”, the first track from her upcoming album on Ineffable Records. Produced by Tamal, “Care For Me” sees Queen Omega, in her own commanding way, reflects on the people around her and the love and support that come with a life that […] The po
Protoje takes us to the streets of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for the video of “Love Overflow,” taken from his latest album The Art of Acceptance. Directed by Samokush and shot by Fernando F. Hevia, the video puts the young women of Addis Girls Skate in the spotlight as they move through their city on their boards. […] The
When you’ve kept an eye on World A Reggae over the past years, you might have noticed that we’ve been following this Trench Town native for quite a while now. Still fresh in our memory is the fun interview we did back in 2019 with J Written, aka Jason Rasheed Wright. The singer is also […] The post Ship Rockin – J Writ
A brand new release by Micah Shemaiah with a Dutch flavour to it. Recorded in the Netherlands alongside Rapha Pico and various Dutch musicians, “Perfect Creation” has that nice, lazy roots vibe, produced by Ben King. Plus it also comes with a dubwise version. Special mention to Kay Hasselbaink, who laid down the soothi
Mr. Vegas and Etana in a Lovers Rock-style collaboration on the “Walk Away from Love / Rocksteady Riddim” alongside The Supersonics Band. ‘Don’t Make Me Wait For Love’ is a cover of Kenny G‘s song with the same title, which was released in 1986 with Lyrics by Narada Michael Walden. Now available through MV Music/Freemi
Two of World A Reggae’s favourite creative artists join forces on this one alongside The Movement! BkvK H3ro links up with Mr. Giddimani alongside The Movement for the “Strictly Good Vibes” remix. Rooted in sound-system heritage and festival culture, the track is exactly what the title says: pure good vibes. Check out
Don G released “Real Warrior,” a powerful track about perseverance, resilience, and finding the strength to keep moving when life gets tough. Rather than portraying a warrior as someone who never falls, the song focuses on getting back up and continuing the fight. Backed by a heavy production and Don G’s energetic deli
Dahvid Slur, part of the New Age Rockers collective and one of the frontrunners of contemporary roots reggae, teams up with Riddims for “Top Rankin’,” bringing conscious reggae, warrior energy, and an international vibration. Together with his Trench Town friends, Dahvid stays close to that original roots sound we love
“Walls Of Colonisation,” the latest track and video by Meta & The Cornerstones, is out now. Taken from Meta’s most recent album Echoes Of Time, released on May 29, 2026, the song, recorded at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios, Wiltshire, UK, looks at the lasting impact of colonialism on Africa and its younger generati
Love Jah and live. Hate Him and die. A righteous anthem from Kingston-based Mesh Marina, fronted by the talented Shennell, for everybody choosing light over darkness. The single follows their previeous releases “Joke dem a Joke” and “Rebel“ The current members of Mesh Marina are: Lead vocals by Shennell (from the Water
Zimbabwean reggae and Zimdancehall heavyweight Winky D seems to be popping up more and more in the wider reggae space lately. Not because he is a newcomer- far from it- but because one of Zimbabwe’s bigger artists appears to be reaching an increasingly international audience. His new album TÊTE-À-TÊTE (HELLO AFRICA) co
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