When it comes to blending roots reggae with a vibrant, conscious energy, Isha Bel is a force to be reckoned with. Rising from the heart of Jamaica's rich musical landscape, she has captured audiences worldwide with her soulful lyrics, captivating performances, and spiritual depth. With her latest release, "Rope Een" , Isha Bel cements her place as a leading voice in reggae’s evolving narrative. From Kingston to the World: Isha Bel’s Journey Born with music in her veins, Isha Bel’s career began humbly but passionately. After a hiatus for spiritual exploration and self-discovery, she re-emerged in 2012, armed with a deeper connection to the teachings of Rastafari. This transformation infused her music with themes of empowerment, social consciousness, and spiritual balance. Her early tracks, such as "No Call the Police" and "African Woman" , quickly garnered attention, solidifying her reputation as a fearless artist unafraid to tackle real-world issue...

As the winter months approach, the world is filled with the sounds of holiday music. From classical orchestras to pop sensations, the festive tunes are a staple of the season. But for those who follow the teachings of the Rastafarian movement, Christmas is not just about presents and decorations, but about acknowledging the spiritual significance of the holiday. Understanding Rastafarian Beliefs For Rastafarians, Jesus Christ is not a distant figure, but a symbol of hope and liberation. They believe that Jesus' message of love, peace, and redemption is crucial to achieving spiritual freedom. According to Rastafarian doctrine, Jesus was a visionary who spoke truth to power, and his teachings were rooted in African culture and spirituality. Rastafarian Christmas Customs  While Rastafarians do not celebrate Christmas in the classical sense, they do observe certain traditions that are rooted in their biblical interpretations. For example, they believe that Christmas is a time to reflec...

The Reggae Hour Podcast is thrilled to announce an exclusive interview with Kleva Roots , one of the most authentic voices in roots reggae today, airing October 29th at 7 PM CST . Hosted by Mr. E on B.O.S.S. Radio , this interview will offer fans a unique opportunity to hear directly from a man whose music is a direct expression of faith, universal consciousness, and love. Born into Reggae Royalty Kleva Roots, born Shawn Edwards , comes from a musically gifted family. His uncle, Owen ‘Dreadie’ Reid of The Wailers , played a crucial role in shaping his early exposure to roots reggae. Kleva Roots began his musical journey at just two years old, deeply influenced by legends such as Bob Marley and Dennis Brown . His spiritual connection to reggae music became a cornerstone of his personal and professional life, giving his work an authenticity and faith-based approach that sets him apart in the genre. Kleva Roots Productions: Spreading the Message In 2010, Kleva founded Kleva Roots Produ...

Burna Pulse  In the world of contemporary music, few names shine as brightly as Burna Boy. Born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, the Nigerian superstar has taken the world by storm with his fusion of Afrobeat, reggae, and dancehall, earning accolades and awards along the way. However, his recent actions have cast a dark shadow over his illustrious career. On the other hand, Steel Pulse stands as one of the most revered and influential reggae bands in history. Formed in 1975 in Birmingham, England, by David Hinds and his fellow bandmates, Steel Pulse has been a beacon of conscious reggae music, advocating for social justice and equality through their powerful lyrics and soulful rhythms. The Incident  Recently, Burna Boy's remarks about Steel Pulse have caused an uproar in the reggae community. In a shocking display of arrogance and disrespect, Burna Boy made derogatory comments about Steel Pulse during an interview, undermining their immense contributions to reggae music. Such behavior ...

  Don Dada, also known as Menelik Nesta Gibbons, is a South African reggae and hip-hop artist making waves in the music industry. This post highlights his accomplishments and his dedication to social causes. Early Achievements and Accolades First South African artist to sign a distribution deal with Bob Marley's Tuff Gong International. First artist from South Africa to premiere a music video on Tuff Gong's YouTube channel. Performed at the prestigious "Catch a Fire" Bob Marley tribute concert in Kingston, Jamaica. Viva Mandela: An Anthem for Unity Don Dada's song "Viva Mandela" achieved multi-platinum status within a short period, a remarkable feat for an independent artist. He donates a portion of the royalties to the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Don Dada has written three Mandela tributes in total. Spreading Positivity Through Music Don Dada is passionate about education and giving back to his community. He frequently interacts...