When a lie is repeated often enough, people start believing and repeating it. Same for the now-so-popular phrase âReggae has no message anymore, Roots Reggae is deadâ. No, it is not! If thatâs what you think, you are not focusing on the right artists! Some songs donât just play â they remind you. Dino âEarth Warriorâ [âŠ] The post Blessed â Earth Warrior (Music Video) appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
As we let you know earlier in February, Warrior King teamed up with Panta Son for âLost Soulâ on the Wild Fire Riddim. Now, one month later, the official video for the track that we discussed with Warrior King in the Streets of Kingston is out now. The post Lost Soul â Warrior King (Music Video) appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
After blessing us with âRun In Circlesâ, Imar Shephard is back with another uplifting gem titled âHow Can I Complain.â The track rides a heavy dub reggae riddim, released via Issachar Muzik and distributed by Tuff Gong International. This bright and conscious tune marks Imarâs second collaboration with executive producer Jah Lloyd of Issachar Muzik, continuing a creative link thatâs clearly bearing fruit. âHow Can I [âŠ] The post How Can I Complain â Imar Shephard appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
Australian Chris Hamer-Smith, aka Chasm, presents his single Polar. The post Polar â Chasm appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
Roots ânâ Soul is the new album by the Swiss band ZonaSun. The post âRoots ânâ Soulâ, the new album by ZonaSun appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
The King and Queen’s state visit to the Vatican has been postponed by mutual agreement as the Pope recovers from illness, Buckingham Palace said.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a Black Sea ceasefire deal.
The grandparents of a toddler whose bones were discovered in the French Alps after an eight-month search have been arrested on suspicion of his murder.
World Athletics will introduce mandatory testing for anyone entering female competitions to verify their biological sex, insisting it is necessary to protect women’s sport.
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and France football legend Michel Platini have been cleared of fraud for a second time.
