Reemah – My Music Is Meant to Create Awareness
St. Croix’s Reemah talks roots reggae, Rastafari, and using music as a tool for awareness, unity, and self-empowerment.
Established Artists
Biga*Ranx – Mr. 1000 Melodies
Biga*Ranx blends reggae, chanson & raw emotion in his album “Rainshine” – a sonic sunshine for dark times. Discover the sound of hope.
Hempress Sativa – On Role Models, Spirituality and the Path to True Liberation
Hempress Sativa discusses her album "Charka", Rastafari, spiritual militancy, and what true female empowerment means in reggae culture.
Govana – Four Personalities, One Legacy
Dancehall star Govana merges gangster, gyalis, wit, and wisdom on “Legacy” – a deeply crafted, multi-layered album about life, purpose, and fatherhood.
Super Cat – Brooklyn Red Hot
Super Cat reclaims the spotlight at Iconz Brooklyn with a historic Verzuz performance. Don Dada’s legacy burns bright in dancehall history.
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Chronixx – Music For Service
After five years of near silence, Chronixx returns with "Exile" – a raw, spiritual, genre-defying album rooted in reggae tradition and driven by a mission: music as sacred service in turbulent times.
Cham – The Emancipation of Dameon
Dancehall legend Cham releases "Sherlock," his first album without Dave Kelly. From ghostwriter to producer, the dancehall veteran opens up about growth, legacy, and life after “Ghetto Story”.
Mortimer – Natty Pon Di Hilltop
Jamaican roots artist Mortimer opens up about music, pain, love & solitude. A deeply personal journey turned into timeless reggae.
Jahmiel – Been Through The Fire
With “Nirvana”, Jahmiel channels pain into uplifting power. Faith, melody, and growth define one of Jamaica’s most versatile voices.