Some of the crucial reggae and dancehall releases of the past weeks: Silly Walks' "Double Trouble" riddim, Notnice' "Walk Out juggling, Jugglerz' "Moonride" selection, Shenseea's "Brucksweat", Koffee & Skillibeng's "Rapid Fyah" and Gentleman's "Nah Worry"
“Heights of Fire” is Capleton’s first full length album in 16 years. The long wait for a big project brings both a certain magnitude, but also high expectations for the veteran to deliver something cohesive and exciting.
After carving out a name for himself in the Alt-R&B scene the past few years, Conrad turned his expertise to Jazz on wHIMSY! in 2025, and now continues flaunting his versatility with an upcoming Reggae LP and its Dancehall introduction ‘Nervous’.
Three years after his last album the fifth longplayer by the Rastafarian artist from New Caledonia once again breathes sustainability, community spirit, spirituality and resilience, placing itself as far as possible from Babylon’s destructive tendencies.
The collaboration between Aza Lineage and King Jammy on the formers debut album is another stroke of good fortune when it comes to the combination of young, exceptionally talented female roots singers and a veteran producers.
Samory I’s "Revelation" blends roots reggae, soulful songwriting and modern influences, delivering powerful messages, personal reflections and standout collaborations.
Ever since coming home from 13 years in jail, Vybz Kartel has been talking about filling his role as the King of Dancehall with appropriately majestic releases. Has he achieved this with "Time and God" ? Davide Bortot listened to it - again and again.
"Dub Evolution" is a column by René Wynands. Every month, he compiles a list of the most interesting new albums and shares his thoughts on them.
Protoje talks about Damian Marley’s "Welcome to Jamrock," the album’s impact, and what it still means to him today.