“Heart of a Warrior” single by Seedless

Orange County-based band Seedless seems to unceasingly push the boundaries of ‘reggae’ into a more contemporary category – even braving virgin reggae territory with an infusion of post-hardcore, hip hop and metalcore. For instance, many tracks incorporate a double-bass drum and thrash metal guitar riffs, two entities conspicuously absent in the agenda of their roots-reggae […]

E.N. Young’s ‘Live Love Stay Up’ album review

It was roughly five years ago when an early E.N Young, roots reggae musician extraordinaire set the industry ablaze with his breakout solo album titled Luck & Chance No More under his very own label aptly named Roots Musician Records. Since then, he has helped countless musicians blossom, refining their sound and smoothing out the […]

Rebelution “Count Me In Remix EP”

The band worked with some of the genre’s premier producers One of the most popular reggae rock bands in recent memory, Rebelution, has just announced that they will release an EP of remixes from their recent album Count Me In. The band worked with some of the genre’s premier producers and musicians to complete this […]

Lovd Ones “How Many Times” official music video

Founded on 2008 and based out of The Sunshine State, or better known as Florida, these seasoned artists known as Lovd Ones recently dropped their official music video directed by Gustavo Bo & Benjah for their track “How Many Times” off the 2014 album Thicker Than Blood. For more information about Lovd Ones, give them […]

Top Shelf Music’s reggae guide to bad days

In an ideal world, everyone would get along with everyone — nothing but positivity would encompass each individual as they emerge from their respective homes and maneuver their surroundings. Days would be filled with sunshine and good news, cash promotions and abounding possibilities; nobody would be flipping anyone off on the freeway and nightly celebrations […]

Marlon Asher “Babylon Brutality” music video

Mr. Marlon Asher, the “Ganja Farmer” or “Cowboy” affectionately known to his friends is a native Trinidadian and is the first reggae sensation out of Trinidad & Tobago. Freshly dropped to YouTube is Marlon’s latest music video for the track “Babylon Brutality” off his 2014 album titled Illusions. For more information about Marlon Asher give […]

22nd annual 9 Mile Festival

On Valentine’s Day of this year, Miami will host the 22nd Annual 9 Mile Music Festival. This special celebration seeks to honor the late musical genius and reggae pioneer, Bob Marley. Featured prominently in the all day event will be three of Bob’s sons, Stephen, Damian, and Julian. The Marley Boys will be supported by […]

Kottonmouth Kings Still Got It

It’s been awhile since this reviewer has been to an all-ages punk rock show which featured reggae as a direct influence to its punk roots and hip-hop acceptance. Gone are the days when this mix was considered fresh, new, and born of Southern California. Instead, this punk rock holiday show appeared to be a giant […]

Junior Reid “Only One Me” official music video

Legendary artist and producer Junior “One Blood” Reid just dropped an official music video for his track “Only One Me” brought to you by Splatterhouse Records in conjunction with Rymshot productions. For more information about Junior Reid, give his website a visit.

A look inside Iya Terra

Iya Terra is a roots, rock, reggae band from Los Angeles, California comprised of five members who together, deliver a unique sound with a positive message through their funky reggae music.  Their first self-titled EP was completed at Castaway 7 Studios with the help of award winning engineer and producer JP Hesser and was released […]

Maoli “Rock Me Sober” official music video

The Hawaiian boys are at it again and this time with a brand new music video from their latest 2014 single “Rock Me Sober”. Maoli hail from the beautiful island of Maui, Hawaii and has amazingly released two hit albums in two short years. For more information about Maoli, give them a follow on Facebook.

Roots Shakedown perform “Something More”

Another great video from the Sugarshack Sessions camp. In episode 42, South Florida’s musical natives Roots Shakedown perform an acoustic version of their original song “Something More”. For more information about Roots Shakedown, go give them a follow on Facebook.

The Emerald Cup 2014 gallery: part two

Just another day at The Emerald Cup Ed Rosenthal, author of Marijuana Grower’s Handbook Dorian, Taylor Beezle and Frenchie Haven Art Studio Talented artists every which way you look Nahko and Medicine for the People Nahko and Medicine for the People Nahko and Medicine for the People Nahko and Medicine for the People Nahko and […]

The Emerald Cup 2014 gallery: part one

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New Kingston’s “Can’t Stop A Man” lyric video

With their new album dropping in just a few weeks, the east coast boys New Kingston released a brand new lyric video for their track “Can’t Stop a Man.” Their new album titled Kingston City is currently available for pre-order on iTunes. Preview and pre-order Kingston City here.