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Volume 23/Issue 4
Media Coverage of Reggae Since 1995
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RIP - Third World’s Stephen ‘Cat’ Coore, a Jamaican who straddled musical genres, dies at 69
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 The Reggae World mourns the passing of Stephen 'Cat' Coore who passed away last Sunday.
Legendary Jamaican musician Stephen ‘Cat’ Coore was a unique talent and a true reggae ambassador, whose passing is a tremendous loss.
He was a pioneering co-founder of the iconic reggae band Third World.
With Third World, Coore delivered hit songs including ‘Reggae Ambassador’, ‘Now That We Found Love’, ‘96 Degrees in the Shade’, and ‘Try Jah Love’.
Before he co-founded Third World, ‘Cat’ Coore was an integral part of the successful reggae group Inner Circle. Rest well and thank you for the music.
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Sgt. Remo Releases New Album De Texas a Bogotá—A genre-blending reggae project connecting Texas and Colombia
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 San Antonio, Texas — International reggae artist Sgt. Remo unveils his new 8-track album, De Texas a Bogotá, a vibrant cross-cultural project produced by P1 Records in Chía, Colombia. The album is the result of creative sessions recorded during Sgt. Remo’s trip to Bogotá in May 2025, coinciding with his headlining of Rototom Colombia and their annual Reggae Month celebrations.
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De Texas a Bogotá reflects Sgt. Remo’s evolving sound and his deep connection to Latin America’s reggae and urban music scenes. While rooted in conscious reggae, the album confidently expands into cumbia, dancehall, afrobeats, and roots reggae, showcasing a diverse yet cohesive musical journey shaped by collaboration and travel.
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The album opens with “Cumbia Sabrosita,” a lively cumbia collaboration featuring Javier Alerta (Bogotá), Carolina Huertas (Bogotá), and Ras Levy (Mexico City), followed by “Cumbia Galáctica,” a futuristic cumbia track featuring Zelen (San Antonio, TX). Dancehall energy takes center stage on “She Wine All the Time” and “La Número 1,” both featuring Haffid Dancehall (Bogotá) and Ras Levy.
Time Don’t Stop brings an afrobeats influence to the album, delivering a reflective message on perseverance and growth. “Luchar Para Sobrevivir” continues the international collaboration with Haffid Dancehall and Ras Levy, while “Gimme the Roots” featuring Alma De León (Bogotá) and Ras Levy anchors the project firmly in roots reggae. The album closes with “Give Thanks to Jah in This Time,” a spiritually grounded track emphasizing gratitude, faith, and unity.
With De Texas a Bogotá, Sgt. Remo solidifies his role as a bridge between scenes, cultures, and sounds—uniting Texas and Colombia through music that celebrates movement, collaboration, and conscious expression.
Track List – De Texas a Bogotá
Cumbia Sabrosita feat. Javier Alerta, Carolina Huertas, Ras Levy (Cumbia)
Cumbia Galáctica feat. Zelen (Cumbia)
She Wine All the Time feat. Haffid Dancehall, Ras Levy (Dancehall)
La Número 1 feat. Haffid Dancehall, Ras Levy (Dancehall)
Time Don’t Stop (Afrobeats)
Luchar Para Sobrevivir feat. Haffid Dancehall, Ras Levy
Gimme the Roots feat. Alma De León, Ras Levy (Roots Reggae)
Give Thanks to Jah in This Time
De Texas a Bogotá is available now on all major streaming platforms.
Artist: Sgt. Remo; Album: De Texas a Bogotá; Producer: P1 Records; Recorded in: Chía & Bogotá, Colombia
Genre: Reggae / Cumbia / Dancehall / Afrobeats
For press inquiries, interviews, or additional information contact sgt.remo@gmail.com
Follow Sgt. Remo on streaming platforms and social media
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Roots & Reason - A Living Roots Reggae Listening Series by Link&Chain Music
January–May 2026
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 Roots & Reason -
A Living Roots Reggae Listening Series by Link&Chain Music
- January–May 2026
Roots & Reason is a curated roots reggae listening series from Link&Chain Music, created to honor the cultural foundation of reggae as living music—carrying memory, meaning, and responsibility forward.
Rather than positioning these recordings as nostalgia, Roots & Reason invites listeners into a slower, more intentional experience. The series focuses on early Link&Chain recordings, released with care and context, allowing the music to speak for itself—unrushed, unpolished, and grounded in purpose.
Each release centers on themes that have always been central to roots reggae: identity, self-awareness, community, responsibility, and continuity. Songs like “African Man,” “Improve Yourself,” and “Bring the Family Back” are presented not as statements of the past, but as conversations that remain relevant today.
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BOSTON, MA - February 10, 2026 UNIFIED WITH JAMAICA Hurricane Relief Concert - Join Us for reggae music and unity
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B OSTON, MA - February 10, 2026 UNIFIED WITH JAMAICA Hurricane Relief Concert - Join Us for reggae music and unity
Reggae Veterans 10 Ft. Ganja Plant Announce Boston Benefit Concert to aid in rebuilding homes in Jamaica
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Boston-based reggae and dub outfit 10 Ft. Ganja Plant is proud to announce a special benefit concert on Tuesday, February 10th at The Sinclair in Cambridge.
The evening will feature performances by local favorites: Flying Vipers..and a very special guest to be revealed on Feb 1st. After 25 years of creating music fueled by the spirit of the Island and culture, 10 Ft. Ganja Plant is stepping up to provide direct relief to families devastated by the recent impact of Hurricane Melissa. Unlike broad relief efforts, this initiative focuses on providing immediate, tangible support to specific members of the Jamaican community.
Direct Action: "Ground Work" for Families in Need - All proceeds from ticket sales and merchandise will go directly toward the rebuilding efforts for two specific families whose homes were completely destroyed: Monzar Grant (Westmoreland): A mother and grandmother who was forced to flee her home with her two children and grandchild.
David Lynch (Hanover): A local fisherman in the Sandy Bay district who lost his home and all personal belongings to the storm.
To ensure 100% of the funds reach these families without administrative delays, the band has partnered with Delroy Gray, a trusted colleague with deep community ties, to lead a "boots on the ground" initiative. "We know it’s a long way back for these families," says Craig Welsch, drummer for 10 Ft. Ganja Plant.
"There are a lot of large organizations helping, but we wanted to give back directly to a country that has been our primary source of musical inspiration—a country whose music and culture has inspired so many people all over the world."
Food and Necessity Drive
In addition to the musical performances, the event will host an on-site donation drive. The band’s goal is to fill two full shipping barrels to be sent directly to the affected districts.
Attendees are encouraged to bring:
Non-perishable food items - School supplies - Small household essentials (items suitable for shipping barrels)
Event Details
What: 10 Ft. Ganja Plant Benefit Concert for Jamaica Relief
When: February 10th
Where: The Sinclair, 52 Church St, Cambridge, MA 02138
Tickets: Available at (Insert Ticket Link/Box Office Info)
Purpose: 100% of proceeds go to the families of David Lynch and Monzar Grant.
About 10 Ft. Ganja Plant:
For over two decades, 10 Ft. Ganja Plant has been a cornerstone of the New England reggae scene. Known for their vintage dub sound and deep roots aesthetic, the band has consistently used their platform to honor the traditions and people of Jamaica.
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RFG reasons with Trevy James
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 Q: Your new album Grey In The Beard feels deeply intentional and very personal. What moment in your life made it clear that this was the record you needed to make, and what story does it tell as a whole?
A: I spent the bulk of 2020-2024 extremely focused on my R&B/hip-hop band at the time, Heaping Teaspoon, where my writing had to shift to reflect the sonic and thematic goals of the collective. As that band began to fade, I decided to pivot and return to solo work so that I could begin to express a lot of the internal struggles I faced during that period. But while I was in the writing process, I met and grew my relationship with my now wife and was able to chronicle the entirety of that journey from meeting to marriage, which became the central theme of the album.
Q: Sonically, the album moves through lovers rock, roots, vintage soul, and even yacht rock-era R&B in a way that feels cohesive rather than experimental. How did you arrive at this blend, and what guided your decisions when shaping the sound of the record?
A: It really comes from a lifetime of listening to and loving a wide palette of music, much of it rooted in earlier decades. When I’m composing, my ear naturally makes choices informed by all of those influences. Whether that’s putting a one drop over sustained minor-seven chords on the Rhodes or writing a synth solo that sounds like it’s right out of the TOTO playbook, I always love finding ways to incorporate new approaches to how reggae can be expressed.
Q: As an American artist, what was your early connection to reggae, and how did that relationship evolve into the music you’re making today?
A: I’ve been surrounded by reggae literally since day 1. My real name is Trevy, named after the late, great Trevy Felix of Boom Shaka. My dad then laid the foundation for me during my childhood, playing keyboards for bands like Mystic Revealers, Pau Hana, and BloodFiyah Angels, giving me a front row seat to great roots and Rastafari music in the process. While my early creative work leaned more toward hip-hop, as I got older, my reggae background naturally took over, especially after my namesake tragically passed away in 2015. From that point on, my intention became clear: to continue contributing to, and helping carry forward, the legacy attached to our name within reggae music.
Q: The musicianship on Grey In The Beard feels central to the album’s identity. How important was working with live players in shaping the feel of the record, and what did that collaborative process bring out in the music?
A: I’m a player of instrument first and foremost. And to me, reggae is a genre that is at its best with live instruments. I was also really inspired by the sound of some of my favorite albums from back in the ‘70s and ‘80s, like Third World’s You’ve Got The Power, The Doobie Brothers’ Minute By Minute, and Sade’s Promise. I’m fortunate to have the extremely talented Tim Pacheco from Psydecar as my bandmate and primary writing partner. He played drums across the entire album and doubled on trumpet, while I handled the keyboards and doubled on saxophone and bass. Recording the album with this philosophy and small, tight knit team brought the tunes to life in a much deeper way than digital production could have. That human feel, the subtle groove shifts, expressive solo sections, it all gave unique life to the album.
Q: For listeners discovering Grey In The Beard for the first time, what do you hope lingers after the final track, and how do you see this album living within the broader reggae conversation over time?
A: I hope that the expressions of genuine, lifelong love on this album can be cherished and bring positive vibes to other couples and romantics around the world. As far as the broader reggae conversation goes, I see Grey In The Beard as an intentional expansion. Reggae is, to me, one of the most powerful musical expressions in existence, but parts of the contemporary scene, especially in my home country, I feel can sometimes settle into familiar patterns. My goal is to contribute a body of work that honors reggae’s roots while pushing for greater musical and emotional range that I hope reggae fans will find refreshing.
Link: https://ffm.bio/trevyjames
https://linktr.ee/iamhezron
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Helping Get Instruments Back Into The Hands of Jamaican Musicians impacted by Hurricane
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 The Bob and Rita Marley Foundation is proud to partner with US-based nonprofits @restringappalachia and @guitarcenterfoundation to help get instruments back into the hands of professional musicians impacted by Hurricane Melissa.
ReString Appalachia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting musicians after natural disasters. Over the last year, they’ve delivered 900+ instruments to disaster victims, helping musicians get back on their feet, back to their instruments, and back to the music.
Applications for the first round are now open from January 20 to February 20.
If you, or a musician you know, was affected by Hurricane Melissa, please complete the application at www.restringappalachia.org or via the link in their bio: @restringappalachia
Let’s restore the rhythm. Let the music play again.
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Las Vegas, NV - BOB FEST - Feb 6 - with Empress Akua and more
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 LV Precision Surgery in Association with Poppa Najja Presents...
Las Vegas - Get Ready for Smash Magazine's
BOB FEST
Friday, Feb 6
Empress Akua and 56 Hope Road
Roots Riddim Kollective, Mojo Reggae, Phynxxx & more
Doors at 7:00PM / Show at 8:00PM
at Backstage Bar & Billiards
601 East Fremont Street, Las Vegas
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Featured Weekly Reggae Radio & PODCAST Release Radar - Week of January 19 - 25, 2026
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 Weekly Reggae Radio & Podcast Release RadarPresented By: Hippie-Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast www.hippiefari.com
Week of: Week of January 19 - 25, 2026
Curated by: Scotty (The High Strung Hippie) Fraser – Host Of Hippie Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast
1 Soul Shakedown Party
Episode 985: Soul Shakedown Party January 20: Cat Coore Tribute - Live Music - LINK
2 The Roots Frequency "Dj Ashaba" Skank'n Reggae: Edition 38 DJ / Mix - LINK
3 Talkin Reggae "Jay Canter" Special Guest: Scotty of Hippie-Fari Interview LINK
4 Roots Locker Live Podcast - Live Music - LINK
5 Reggae Radio from Japan "OGA" OGA WORKS RADIO|GAL DEM TIME–Big Up All Gal Dem 2026 Live Music LINK
6 Early Reggae Prime Cuts ERPC Episode 32767: Jamaican Hit Parade 21st Dec. 1969 Live Music - LINK
7 Dubmatix/Sticky Icky Reggae Mix/"Sticky Icky" - Leroy Sibbles - Studio One, Heptones & His Iconic Basslines Music - -LINK
8 Naiz Irratia Reggae Fever "Naiz Irratia" Lloyd Parksen kontzertua aurkezteko Pantxeko Pablorekin Music LINK
9 Reggae World Radio Show "DJ Juan" ReggaeWorld Radio Show #179 (Reggae Mission) By Dj Juan (10-01-26) @ Urbano 105.9 FM DJ Set LINK
10 Hippie-Fari Reggae Radio & Podcast :Scotty The High Strung Hippie" #58 Marina Kelley of Sugar Shack
Sessions - Reggae, Community & Supporting independent artists Interview LINK
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San Francisco, CA - February 21 - Red, Gold & Green: Reggae Legends Live
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 Red, Gold & Green: Reggae Legends Live - Ruth Williams Opera House in San Francisco - Saturday, February 21 at 8pm PST
GET TICKETS HERE
Join us at the Ruth Williams Opera House for a powerful night of reggae, roots, and conscious sound as ReggaeTownMusic.com brings together an extraordinary lineup of artists rooted in culture, community, and creative expression. This event celebrates the global legacy of Black and Brown music while reaffirming The Ruth’s mission to create platforms where community-centered art can thrive.
The stage will feature dynamic performances by:• Prezident Brown — veteran roots reggae voice with a message of uplift and empowerment
• Anthony Garvey — soulful singer and cultural storyteller
• I - Taweh — dynamic artist blending rhythms and roots energy
• Brady Shemar — rising voice in reggae and conscious music
• Donny Rasta — commanding presence on the mic with soulful vibes
• Sir Lion & DJ Hyphee — selectors and spinners embedding culture and community in every beat.
At a time when community connection and cultural expression matter more than ever, this night marks a celebration of music that unites, heals, and uplifts. The Ruth Williams Opera House has long served as a cultural anchor for Black and Brown artists and families in Bayview and across the Bay Area—providing space for artistic growth, cultural dialogue, and shared experiences.
Come experience roots music in a space built for community, creativity, and legacy. Your presence supports our ongoing efforts to sustain programs that empower artists of color, elevate local talent, and strengthen cultural heritage through performance and storytelling.
Ruth Williams Opera House — 4705 3rd St, San Francisco, CA
All ages/Doors at 8pm
By Ruth Williams Opera House & La Fauna Music
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Reggae Month 2026 — “Rhythms of Resilience” - 17 Years of Cultural Leadership
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 JaRIA Announces Reggae Month 2026 — “Rhythms of Resilience” Marks 17 Years of Cultural Leadership
Kingston, Jamaica — The Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) will publish its official calendar for Reggae Month 2026 this week, as the organisation celebrates 17 years of advocacy and service to Jamaica’s creative community under the theme “Rhythms of Resilience.”
The theme reflects the determination of Jamaica’s cultural practitioners to continue creating, uplifting communities, and driving national inspiration — even amid financial challenges and recovery efforts. “Reggae Month has always been about more than concerts,” said JaRIA Chairman, Ewan D.A. Simpson. “It is a declaration that our music, our creativity, and our cultural ecosystem are essential to nation building. Even where sponsorship support has been slow, we remain committed to producing meaningful, world-class programming that honours our icons and inspires the next generation.”
KEY EVENTS & TRIBUTES
Tribute to Dennis Brown – Hard Rock Guitar Hotel, Florida — January 31 - Presented in collaboration with Vision Band.
Remembering the Crown Prince – EMCVPA — February 1
Staged in collaboration with the Dennis Brown Trust.
Back to Bass-es – EMCVPA — February 4
Rocking the Cliff: Tribute to Jimmy Cliff – Coral Cliff, Montego Bay — February 11
Resilient Praise – EMCVPA — February 18
Bands Rewind – EMCVPA — February 25
JaRIA will again partner with the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts to
stage Reggae Wednesdays, while also expanding the Reggae Open University (ROU) series
to tertiary institutions in Kingston, Montego Bay, and Mandeville with a possibility for Port
Antonio to be added.
PARTNERSHIPS AND ENDORSEMENTS
In keeping with its mission of collaboration, JaRIA will continue to support and endorse
events across Jamaica and the diaspora, including: • Dennis Brown Celebration (Florida) — Vision Band • Reggae Month Miami activities — Inner Circle • Toronto celebration honouring Leroy Sibbles — Kreative Movement Inc. • Wickie Wackie Music Festival — Jamaica • I-Frequency series — first and third Thursdays in February -“These partnerships show the reach and strength of reggae,” added Chairman Simpson.
“From Kingston to Florida, Toronto, and beyond, Reggae Month is a living movement connecting our culture with communities across the world.”
ABOUT JaRIA
The Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA) promotes advocacy, professional development, education, research, and celebration of Jamaica’s music ecosystem — ensuring reggae remains a dynamic cultural, social, and economic force for Jamaica and the world.
For interviews, sponsorship inquiries, or event details, visit www.jariaentertainment.com or follow JaRIA on social media.
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A Message and Music from Dubmatix - Leroy Sibbles
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 Today’s mix is a follow-up to my post about Leroy Sibbles, his life and legacy, which you can read here.
This mix covers a few of his iconic basslines, solo material, including a 2025 release, and a few hits with The Heptones.
LISTEN AND ENJOY HERE: Leroy Sibbles Mix: Studio One, Heptones & His Iconic Basslines
A Message and Music from Dubmatix I write, research, and create Bass Culture for the love of reggae and dub. If you enjoy it, your support as a paid subscriber would be genuinely appreciated.
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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In Jah´s Name We Pray - Positive Affirmations
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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 -
Jan 16 - 22, 2026
By Richard ‘Richie B’ Burgess
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TOP 25 Dancehall Singles,TOP 25 Reggae Singles, and TOP 10 Albums/CD Chart
JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
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Ital Statistics This week in Reggae and Nubian, Rasta, herb and related history
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| January 22 |
| 1946: |
Sidney Wolfe is born. |
| 1949: |
Joseph Hill [Culture] is born in St. Catherine, Jamaica. |
| January 23 |
| 1959: |
(some sources say 1957 or 1955): Earl Falconer [UB40; bass] is born in Birmingham, England. |
| 1960: |
Carol Thompson is born in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, England. |
| 1973: |
James Eduardo McWhinney [Big Mountain] is born. |
| 1999: |
Prince Lincoln Thompson passes away (died from cancer) in St. Bart's Hospital, London. |
| January 24 |
| 1966: |
Ninjaman (Desmond Ballantine) is born in St. Mary, Jamaica. |
| 1978: |
Da'Ville (Orville Thomas) is born. |
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