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Volume 22/Issue 47
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RIVIERA BEACH, FL — 🇯🇲🔥HEARTS FOR JAMAICA – RELIEF FEST - November 23rd, 2025 - FREE
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 HEARTS FOR JAMAICA – RELIEF FEST
November 23rd, 2025
RIVIERA BEACH, PALM BEACH COUNTY — GET READY! 🇯🇲🔥
Over 25 artists coming together! Nigy Boy, Third World, Anthony Malvo, Kumar Fyah, Queen Maxine, more!
The heartbeat of the islands is about to shake the city! 🎶💚💛🖤
One mission. One love. One powerful movement for our people in need. ❤️
📍 Dan Calloway Tate Recreation Park
1420 W 10th Street
Riviera Beach, FL 33404
🕙 Gates Open: 10 AM – 10 PM
✔ Registration required
✔ Entry: One big bag of non-perishable items
https://caribtix.com/heartsforjamaica
💥 Live performances
💥 Big vibes
💥 True unity
💥 And YOU — bring a garbage bag full and come! 🫶🏾
Stay tuned for the full lineup — this is more than a concert…
It’s a call from the heart. ❤️💚💛
📞 More Info: 954-980-4145
#HeartsForJamaica #ReliefFest #OneLove #ReggaeStrong #JamaicaRelief #UnityThroughMusic
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A Message and Music from Dubmatix
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 Greetings;
I hope you're doing great. I'm happy to share a new release with you- Dubmatix - Echoes Of The People (20 years Of Fan Favourites).
I went through all of my main albums and selected those songs that have resonated most with audiences and fans over these past 20 years. Mykal Rose, Willi Williams, Dennis Alcapone, Linval Thompson, Eek-A-Mouse, Tenor Fly and more.
You can check it out HERE
I hope you enjoy this look back.
Cheers
Jesse Dubmatix
THE CONCEPT
From the deep echo chambers of 2004’s Champion Sound Clash to the uplifting spirit of 2024’s Lion of Judah, “Echoes of the People” is a celebration of two decades of dub, reggae, and bass culture through the ears of the massive.
This 20-track collection brings together the songs that have resonated most with fans across the world as I’ve toured, listened to feedback, and seen on radio playlists. Each tune represents a moment in the Dubmatix story, a connection between artist and audience built on heavy groove and a passion for the genre.
Bass Culture: Music, Production & Stories – A deep dive into reggae and bass culture with radio show, production tips, mixing techniques, behind-the-scenes stories, curated reggae documentaries and book recommendations.
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TREVY JAMES RELEASES NEW ALBUM: GREY IN THE BEARD - A REFINED AND MATURE SOUL-FORWARD VISION OF REGGAE
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 Trevy James returns this fall with his sophomore solo album, Grey In The Beard. A 9-track LP rooted in lovers rock, vintage R&B, and roots reggae, delivered with a harmonic and lyrical sophistication that positions him as one of the most distinctive new voices emerging from the American reggae landscape. Over the past year his singles have been championed by outlets including "CLASH" and "Earmilk", and now the full depth of this body of work arrives ready to speak directly to both reggae and R&B audiences.
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As a second-generation reggae musician who was truly raised inside the genre, Trevy’s career has been defined by steadily growing into his own expression of the music that shaped him. Grey In The Beard marks the culmination of an eight-year evolution, a defining moment where lived growth, craft, and lineage finally converge into a sound that is wholly his.
The album is a patient, elegant statement, and a true reflection of Trevy’s personal maturation alongside his real-life love story that recently culminated in marriage. Sonically, it draws from the harmonic warmth of lovers rock reggae and the groove-forward sophistication of vintage soul and yacht rock era 70s and 80s R&B, creating a genre-fluid body of work that feels timeless rather than trendy. In a contemporary musical era dominated by presets and digital convenience, Grey In The Beard leans almost entirely on live instrumentation; a choice that deepens the warmth and humanity at its core.
The album arrives following an impressive run of singles through 2024 and 2025: “Perfect Sense,” “If I Get a Chance,” “(Let Me Tell You ‘Bout) What I See,” and “Never Give In.” Each single showcased a different facet of Trevy’s evolving sonic identity, and they only become stronger as they finally find their rightful place within the full body of work.
Collectively, these pieces form a mosaic of grooves, emotional intelligence, nuanced chord progressions, and melodic depth that define a record made for listeners who value musicianship as much as mood. “This album is my most complete artistic statement to date. It took time to consolidate all of my different musical roles, influences, and visions into the style I was meant to create.
My 2018 EP and 2020 LP were about taking the reins of my own life within music and never giving up on my dreams." “Grey In The Beard” is me finally arriving at that long envisioned reality. It tells the story of not only this personal growth, but also the full growth of my relationship with my wife, from a hypothetical dream I used to journal about to the wedding day. I am so proud of this album and I am thrilled to finally share it with the world.
Grey In the Beard is available on all digital platforms November 14th
www.trevyjames.com
ABOUT TREVY JAMES
Trevy James is a songwriter, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist from San Diego, CA whose sound
fuses lovers rock, roots reggae, and vintage R&B. A graduate of Berklee College of Music and a long-standing fixture within Southern California’s reggae and soul communities, he has performed extensively as both a solo artist and as a member of the bands Psydecar and Heaping Teaspoon. His music centers around themes of love, resilience, emotional clarity, and mature romance, offering a refined and soulful perspective within the global reggae conversation.
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San Francisco, CA - Sweet Jamaica Hurricane Relief Concert Friday, November 28, 2025
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 Sweet Jamaica Hurricane Relief Fundraiser Concert
Friday, November 28, 2025 San Francisco
Ticket prices: $15 advance, $20 at the door.
Get Tix Here
The SF Reggae Community is Coming Out in Full Strength To Support Jamaica - Please Join us.
Door time: 7:00 pm/Showtime: 8:00 pm
Age: 21+
LINE UP: Prezident Brown, Jahdan Blakkamoore,Honey B, Jairo, Prince Pankhi, Jah Warri, Xedous, more!
Emcee Elijah
Best of the Bay Area Sound Systems,with Jah Warrior Shelter with King I-Vier,DJ Yzer, DJ Smoky-One, DJ Green B, Guid8nce
All proceeds will be donated to the Peter Tosh Foundation to Benefit Jamaican Residents Affected by Hurricane Melissa. We are a San Francisco Bay Area collective of friends: musical reggae artists, DJs, promoters, and behind-the-scenes industry folks.
We are concerned about the disaster in Jamaica and we know that you are too.
Neck of the Woods is an independent music venue located in the heart of San Francisco's Richmond District - 406 Clement Street, San Francisco, CA 94118 (415) 622-7656
www.NeckoftheWoodsSF.com
The Peter Tosh Foundation, in partnership with the Jamaica Association of Massachusetts (JAMA) and Jah Workz, Inc., is raising funds to support trusted local organizations and community leaders in Bluefields, JA who are actively purchasing and distributing food, clean water, and essential supplies to families, elders, and vulnerable residents affected by Hurricane Melissa. "Peter Tosh Town" (Bluefields, Westmoreland) is the the final resting place of the reggae legend Peter Tosh.
Can't make the event? Please Donate: petertoshfoundation.org
The items we are funding: food, clothing, hygiene products, medical supplies, kids' clothing, shoes, books....Also need temporary shelter supplies: blankets, mattresses, tarps, ropes. 100% of donations will be transferred via traditional banks and an online payment system for the fastest possible disbursement. The Third World Music Group of Northern California will provide the necessary means to oversee the transfer of funds to the organization.
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San Diego, CA — November 29, 2025 Hurricane Relief for Sweet Jamaica Fundraiser
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 San Diego, CA — WorldBeat Cultural Center presents Saturday, November 29, 2025 Hurricane Relief for Sweet Jamaica Fundraiser for Victims of Hurricane Melissa
Door time: 7:00 pm/Showtime: 8:00 pm - All ages GET TICKETS HERE
GINGER ROOTS and THE PROTECTORS featuring SANTA DAVIS and FULLY FULLWOOD with Special Guests: Earl Zero, Empress Akua, Fre3sty13 and others TBA
Ticket prices: $15 advance, $20 at the door.
All proceeds will be donated to the Peter Tosh Foundation
The final resting place of the reggae legend Peter Tosh is his hometown of Bluefields, Westmoreland, Jamaica. All donations to the Peter Tosh Foundation will go directly to trusted local organizations and community leaders in Bluefields, who are actively purchasing and distributing food, clean water, and essential supplies to families, elders, and vulnerable residents affected by Hurricane Melissa.
The Peter Tosh Foundation, in partnership with the Jamaica Association of Massachusetts (JAMA) and Jah Workz, Inc., is raising funds to support Peter Tosh Town—the community development initiative rooted in Peter Tosh’s hometown of Bluefields, Westmoreland—in providing immediate hurricane relief to residents impacted by the storm.
Donation link at: petertoshfoundation.org
Donations are needed for the affected community, which is a coastal community of small rural homes. The population consists mainly of poor families and lacks the resources to sustain life at this point in the disaster. Most families lost everything, every possession in their homes, and children had no shoes.
The items we are funding: Food, Clothing, Hygiene products, Medical Supplies, Children’s Clothing, Shoes, Books, small Gifts for children in backpacks. Also to help with temporary shelters: Blankets, Mattresses,Tarps, and Ropes.
Venue: WorldBeat Cultural Center, 2100 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101, (619) 230-1190
The WorldBeat Center is a nonprofit multi-cultural arts organization that is dedicated to promoting, preserving, and celebrating the African Diaspora & Indigenous cultures of the world. Through consciousness raising, we strive to promote peace within our San Diego community by providing ongoing programs and services that nurture the spirit of children, the elderly, and everything in between. We are focusing our efforts as concerned Global citizens to help the Jamaican disaster.
WorldBeat Cultural Center and its volunteers are hosting this fundraiser to provide assistance to the people of Westmoreland, Jamaica. All funds and proceeds collected from fundraising efforts will be distributed to the specific Jamaican foundation referenced to support their core missions of providing immediate materials and food.
Any funds collected from the event on November 29th will be transferred via traditional banks and an online payment system for the fastest possible disbursement. The WorldBeat Cultural Center will provide the necessary means to oversee the transfer
of funds to the organization.
www.worldbeatcenter.org
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New York - Shaggy, Sean Paul Lead Jamaica Strong Benefit Concert for Hurricane Relief
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 Shaggy, Sean Paul Lead Jamaica Strong Benefit Concert for Hurricane Relief
Inner Circle, Ky-Mani Marley, KES the Band, and more to take stage at New York's UBS Arena on Dec. 12
Shaggy and Sean Paul will headline the Jamaica Strong benefit concert next month to raise money for the hurricane-ravaged island nation.
Inner Circle, Ky-Mani Marley, KES the Band, and more Jamaican and Caribbean artists will take the stage at New York’s UBS Arena on Dec. 12 for the event, with all proceeds benefitting hurricane relief efforts.
The Jamaican government has teamed with local cultural organizations — Jammins Events, Irie Jam Radio, and Roadblock Radio — for Jamaica Strong, which will raise money for Shaggy’s Make A Difference Foundation, Sean Paul’s preferred charity Food for the Poor, the Irie Jam Radio Foundation, and the Jamaican consulate’s relief efforts.
“This is more than a concert — it’s a movement,” organizer George Crooks said in a statement. “Every ticket purchased directly supports rebuilding lives, homes, and hope in Jamaica.”
TICKETS
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Hartford, CT - Reggae on the Rise - Dre Island
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 International Grammy nominated reggae superstar Dre Island & The Jah Kingdom Warrior will be performing live.
21+ // FREE PARKING at Front Street Garage (bring in your ticket for validation). Tickets available online and at the door
This is an experience you dont want to miss.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reggae-on-the-rise-dre-island-tickets-1964560604653/
Reggae on the ft. Rise Dre Island
85 Arch St
Hartford, Connecticut
Dec 26 at 9pm to Dec 27 at 1am EST
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Ras Mista Fyah Set to Blaze Stages Across America on His U.S. “Infinity Tour”
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 Colombian-born Roots Reggae sensation Ras Mista Fyah is gearing up to bring his electrifying sound and uplifting message to fans nationwide on the “Infinity Tour,” running from December 4–21, 2025. Presented by Carib-Link Touring LLC and Captain Fyah Records, the tour will ignite major cities across Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
A multilingual artist with a commanding presence and deep reverence for authentic Roots Reggae, Ras Mista Fyah continues to inspire through his critically acclaimed third studio album, "Infinity" — currently under Grammy consideration for “Best Reggae Album.” The project has climbed the iTunes Reggae Charts, sharing space with legends such as Chronixx and Bob Marley.
"Infinity" (Captain Fyah Records, distributed by Zojak), takes listeners on a soul-stirring journey through authentic roots reggae. Sung in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Patwa (Patois), the nine-track set radiates positive vibrations and showcases Ras Mista Fyah’s resilience and artistry. Highlights include conscious gems like “Run Inna Babylon”, the reflective “Meh Nevah”, and the heartfelt “This Is Love.”
Adding to the momentum, Ras Mista Fyah recently unveiled Part One of his documentary on Vevo, offering fans a raw and heartfelt look into his extraordinary journey of perseverance and triumph. His recent coast-to-coast performances alongside Grammy-nominated artist Mykal Rose have only heightened anticipation for this landmark U.S. tour.
Fans can follow Ras Mista Fyah’s journey and music on YouTube (@Rasmistafyah), and Instagram (@ras.mista.fyah), as he continues to spread his universal message of love, unity, and strength through music.
Watch "Infinity Tour" Promo Video
Visit: www.rasmistafyah.com
Tour/Booking Contact:
consultlink10@gmail.com
+1 (407) 844-3407
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DUBMATIX - From Bass Culture: Today’s Reggae Deep Dive – History, Sound & Vibes - Winston Riley: The Architect of Jamaican Rhythm
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 From Bass Culture: Today’s Reggae Deep Dive – History, Sound & Vibes - From Rocksteady to Dancehall — The Visionary Producer Behind Decades of Jamaican Musical Evolution
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Winston Riley: The Architect of Jamaican Rhythm
From Rocksteady to Dancehall — The Visionary Producer Behind Decades of Jamaican Musical Evolution
Few figures in Jamaican music have shaped as many eras, artists, and sounds as Winston Riley. From the early days of ska and rocksteady to the explosion of reggae and dancehall, Riley’s fingerprints are everywhere as a singer, producer, label owner, and visionary. His legacy is one of constant reinvention, bridging generations through rhythm and melody.
Winston Delano Riley was born on May 14, 1943, in Kingston, Jamaica. In 1962, at the dawn of independence, he founded the vocal group The Techniques alongside Slim Smith, Franklyn White, and Frederick Waite. The group became one of Jamaica’s defining rocksteady acts, releasing classics such as You Don’t Care, Queen Majesty, and Love Is Not a Gamble.
While many lineups came and went, Riley remained the steady heartbeat of the group, ensuring The Techniques’ sound evolved from ska into the smoother rhythms of rocksteady and early reggae. His early years as a singer taught him the essentials of melody, harmony, and arrangement, skills that would later shape his production style.
From Singer to Producer
By the late 1960s, Riley turned his attention from performing to producing. Using money borrowed from his mother, he founded the Techniques label in 1968, a move that gave him creative control and independence at a time when few artists owned their masters.
Operating out of Kingston, Riley began producing some of the finest singers of the era, including Johnny Osbourne, Alton Ellis, Hortense Ellis, and The Viceroys. His studio and record shop on Orange Street — the famous “Beat Street” of Kingston — became a hub of musical activity, nurturing young talent and pushing the sound of Jamaica forward.
Production Style and Vision
Winston Riley’s success wasn’t just luck; it was strategy and instinct. He understood the power of rhythm. By crafting strong riddims (instrumental backings), he allowed endless reinterpretations, turning one groove into dozens of hits. He also believed in flexibility. From rocksteady harmonies to digital dancehall, Riley adapted to every new wave of sound without losing his identity.
He was one of the few producers who bridged: Rocksteady to Reggae — through The Techniques’ melodic sensibility. Roots to Dancehall — through his mastery of riddims and production.Vinyl to Digital — maintaining relevance well into the 1990s.
Later Years and Tragic End
In November 2011, Riley was shot outside his home in Kingston. He fell into a coma and tragically passed away on January 19, 2012. His death shocked the Jamaican music community, but his influence lives on in nearly every corner of reggae and dancehall.
Legacy and Influence
Winston Riley’s story is one of relentless creativity and independence. He wasn’t content to follow trends - he built them. He turned grooves into movements and songs into anthems. His riddims continue to inspire new generations of producers, DJs, and remixers worldwide.
CLICK HERE TO READ FULL ARTICLE
Cheers
Jesse - DUBMATIX
Bass Culture: Music, Production & Stories – A deep dive into reggae and bass culture with radio show, production tips, mixing techniques, behind-the-scenes stories, curated reggae documentaries and book recommendations.
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 Greetings, my name is Baba Ross-Walcott.
Hurricane Melissa recently ravaged the island nation of Jamaica. We are raising funds to help farmers in the western part of Jamaica that were affected by the devastation. As a farmer, myself, I understand how critical it is when you lose your livelihood. I lived through Hurricane Gilbert 37 years ago with my wife Mharia, who was pregnant with our daughter. I experienced great loss myself at that time.
In March of this year, I visited the western region and have a fresh memory of my beautiful island country and the resilient people who are sustaining the local food system. From the breadfruit and coconut trees, plantain and banana and all varieties of fruit trees to the ground crops of yellow yam, cassava and every kind of vegetable– people need fresh food to sustain themselves!
We will focus this support for four established farmers in the parish of Hanover, with tools and amendments, water lines and seeds to anchor the land for sustainable food production in the coming weeks and years.
Please help support this great cause by donating to our GoFundMe.
It will support the small farmers to restore the land and feed the people of this great country.
Thank you so much for your generosity and kindness.
One Love! Jamaica Rise!
Editor's note: RFG are personal friends with Baba Ross-Walcott and support this gofundme effort wholeheartedly.
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Featured Video —Mr. Vegas - The Voices Of Sweet Jamaica (Official Video)
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In Jah´s Name We Pray - Heartfelt Message from the Editor of Reggae Festival Guide
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From the Editor at Reggae Festival Guide
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For over 30 years, the rhythms of Jamaica have been the heartbeat of our company. From the vibrant streets of Kingston to the sun-drenched beaches of Negril, the island’s spirit, its music, and its people have been an endless source of joy and inspiration.
Our hearts are heavy as we see the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, a storm of unprecedented power that has tested the resilience of the nation we cherish. To everyone in Jamaica who has lost a home, lost power, or lost a loved one, please know that the entire global reggae family is sending you our deepest love and solidarity.
Recovery will be a long road, but we know the strength of the Jamaican people will prevail. We’ve gathered this donation information so that our readers can immediately help with the crucial relief efforts. (Once you find a specific charity you're considering giving to, do your research on that charity or organization).
~ Kaati
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Richie B's Jamaican Reggae Airplay Charts
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Jamaica Music Countdown
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
JMC Charts -
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
Nov 7 - 13, 2025
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TOP 25 Dancehall Singles,TOP 25 Reggae Singles, and TOP 10 Albums/CD Chart
JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
Nov 14 - 20, 2025
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Ital Statistics This week in Reggae
and Nubian, Rasta, herb and related history
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This Day in Reggae
and Nubian, Rasta, herb and related history |
| November 20 |
| 1956: |
H.I.M. Haile Selassie I visits Japan. |
| 1957: |
"Jim" Brown [UB40; drums] is born (some sources say November 21st). |
| 1966: |
Billy Slaughter [Stone Love; selector] is born. |
| 1978: |
Yeshemabeth is born to Freddie McGregor and Judy Mowatt in Kingston, Jamaica. |
| 1998: |
Roland Alphonso, founding tenor saxophonist for Skatalites, passes away at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles from complications related to brain aneurysms. Age 67. (b. January 12, 1931)Roland had slipped into a coma after suffering a seizure onstage while performing with The Skatalites at the Key Club in West Hollywood, California, on November 2nd. |
| 2017: |
Ninjaman and his co-accused ere found guilty of the 2009 murder of Ricardo Johnson. |
| November 21 |
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Jamaican dub poetry Nazamba is born. |
| 1953: |
Philip Smart, owner and engineer of HC&F studio, radio DJ, producer, is born in Kingston, Jamaica. |
| 1954: |
Everton Blender (Everton Dennis Williams) is born in Clarendon, Jamaica. |
| 1989: |
Samory I (Samory-Tour Frazer) is born. |
| November 22 |
| 1944: |
Max Romeo is born Max Smith, the eldest of nine children. |
| 1946: |
Aston Francis Barrett aka 'Family Man' is born in Kingston, Jamaica. |
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Shimura Hitoshi [Ska Flames; drums] is born. |
| 1973: |
(or 1972): Patra (Dorothy Smith) is born in Kingston, Jamaica. |
| 1980: |
DJ General Echo aka Ranking Slackness (b. Errol Robinson) passes away (shot dead by police) in Kingston, Jamaica, at the age of 24. (b. December 8, 1955) |
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