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"RIGHT HERE" by WAYNE WONDER" WILL BRING BOUNCE TO YOUR PLAYLIST...



WAYNE WONDER’s newly released track, “RIGHT HERE,” is a feel-good party anthem you can dedicate to someone you love. It’s packed with lively bounce and memorable lyrics, anchored by a hook that pulls you right in and has you singing along. If your playlists need a burst of playful energy and rhythm, this is a strong addition from WAYNE WONDER, produced by Misik Muzik.



The sensual, honeyed vocals of Wayne Wonder have  made him a consistent hit maker with both extraordinary songs for lovers and  the streets since the late 80s.   Born  Von Wayne Charles on July 26 in Buff Bay, Portland, Wayne s initial singing  inspiration came from attending Sunday school.




The first  producer Wayne  recorded for was the legendary creator of dub, the late King Tubby. Wayne also recorded his  debut album No More Chance on the Pickout label.  No More Chance contained seven  original tracks and several obligatory cover versions, reflecting Jamaican  producers preference for recording singers doing American R&B hits.




“Ouagadougou” Channels Jah Faith’s Desire For African Sovereignty


 

“Ouagadougou” channels Jah Faith’s deep respect for Captain Ibrahim Traoré and pays tribute to Burkina Faso’s push for African sovereignty, self-determination, and liberation. 



A Reggae Hall of Fame artist with 45 years in reggae, Jah Faith has recently joined the California-based label Starry Music, opening a fresh new chapter with “Ouagadougou.”





BODY HEIST IS A MUST HAVE FOR ALL SOCA LOVERS, COME CHECKIT OUT ...



Here’s a bright, uplifting riddim that’s a must-have for any soca lover, or for anyone whose playlist could use some lively, feel-good energy. It carries a light soca groove, so the riddim never feels too fast, too forceful, or overwhelming across its three tracks.



GBM NUTRON, one of the three artists featured on the riddim, brings silky lovers rock vocals with his track “LOVE IS GUARANTEED.” His voice blends beautifully with the mellowed-out soca rhythm, creating a listening experience that feels fresh, joyful, and full of bounce.




Anika Berry with “All Of You” and Adam O with “Marry Yuh” also shine on the riddim, which was produced by Rebel Muzik and Kyle Peters.




BOOK CLUB PICK: PRE-ORDER " THE LEGENDARY REGGAE PROMOTER"

 



This first of many books to come its a book on Reggae music covering fifty years of The Legendary Promoter Ardie Cuban Wallace journey into promoting the promoting working promoting just about every names in Reggae Dancehall Music starting in June 22nd 1975 Bob Marley first Solo Album Natty Dread world Tour Connecticut first Live Reggae concert at The Bushnell Theater Hartford Connecticut.




Ardie Cuban Wallace had Also promoted Peter Tosh Bunny Wailer the only Promoter on earth to ever bringing all three of the original wailing Wailers Trio to the state of Connecticut. Ardie Cuban is The holder of many year to years Lifetime Achievements Honors Awards not only in the state of Connecticut but far as from the continent of Africa.


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Ardie Cuban Wallace has been given the Keys to the city of Hartford Connecticut And was honored his own Day in 2008 to be every August 15th is Honored as Ardie Day in the city of Hartford state of Connecticut.


The Legendary Ardie Cuban Wallace Had Promoted every names in Reggae Dancehall from Bob Marley right up the line in Reggae music history covered in his first Book here The Legendary Reggae Promoter and more to come.




Cali Fr presents "RELATE" A Reflection On The Human Condition



"RELATE" was Produced by DPen Melodies, Bornstar Music, and Vayro Records, With Cali Fr as the vocalist. 



Cali Fr reflects on the human condition and shields himself from the negativity and bad intentions around him by retreating into “Relate.” 




Painful experiences and constant conflict can wear anyone down, and plenty of us would rather hop on that Spaceship and drift among the stars than keep dealing with people. 




Even if he may not connect with many folks these days, listeners will connect with the lyrics he lays out and keep the song in steady rotation. Cali Fr is still riding the momentum of his single “Bread,” and with more music on the horizon, he seems poised to reach even more listeners. Still trying to find my way. 


Check out the track, and pass it along to a friend.




Check Out "MISSING YOU" By Singer J



"MISSING YOU" by Singer J is a song penned as a tribute to a loved one who has fallen. Singer J pours in the kind of passion and force one would expect from a deeply moving ode to someone recently lost. It is bound to pull at the heartstrings, just as songs of this kind are meant to do. And, sadly, many listeners will find the subject matter all too familiar. That is part of what gives tracks like this their appeal: they give voice to the ache so many people carry, or have carried, but could not quite put into words.



Singer J did his first recording at the age of eighteen with a song entitled ‘’WAVE YOU HAND’’, a collaborative effort with Elephant Man for recording producer and his then mentor Q45. That connection started a team family bond, and it served notice to the industry that there is a brand-new talent to be reckoned with. Since then, he has won the hearts of many fans all over the world and has made a household name for himself in dancehall.




Known for his smooth and soulful voice, Singer J continues to be a favorite among fans, delivering performances that leave a lasting impression.  





Jah Thunder and Human Drop Bring You : COLD BREEZE


Jah Thunder and Human Drop come together on a warning-laced tune titled COLD BREEZE, produced by Human Drop Records in 2026. It rides on an infectious beat with a sing-along vibe throughout. Hit that play button and give it a listen right now.



 Jah Thunder is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall deejay whose music grows out of Kingston’s streetwise culture and the deep spiritual pull of roots music. Born Omar Oneil Bolt in Cassia Park, Kingston, he emerged during a time when hard-hitting dancehall and conscious reggae often moved side by side, and his voice sits naturally in both worlds. He first made his mark in the late 1990s with “Bada Bada,” then went on to assemble a solid body of work marked by crisp delivery, militant force, and an uplifting edge. His approach often walks a line between roughness and intention: he can sound tough and grounded at the same time, yet the message beneath it usually points toward discipline, faith, and endurance.




Human Drop is a Swiss band featuring a musical blend of various styles and genres; their energetic, inspired instrumentation allows Adrien Savoy’s lyrics to convey a socially conscious message across a wide range of societal themes.





Dancehall and gospel reggae star Lieutenant Stitchie dies at 60


Lieutenant Stitchie, the Jamaican dancehall deejay who later reinvented himself as a gospel reggae artiste, has died at the age of 60. Born Cleveland ‘Cleve‘ Laing, he passed away at a hospital in Kingston on Monday, just a day shy of his 61st birthday.



Laing was once both an athlete and a schoolteacher. He studied at GC Foster College of Physical Education and Sport and was also a former student of Tivoli Gardens High School. Before he devoted himself to music full time, he taught at the high school level, handling biology, physical education, English and history.




He first began carving out a reputation on the fiercely competitive sound system scene in Spanish Town in the early 1980s, performing alongside other young deejays such as Papa San, Wickerman and Major Worries. His big breakthrough arrived in 1986 with Wear Yuh Size, a playful tune that highlighted the lightning-fast delivery and sharp wordplay that would become his trademarks. He built on that success with Natty Dread, another well-loved song that further cemented his place as one of dancehall’s most distinctive voices.




His path changed dramatically after a car crash in 1997, when he became a born-again Christian. From there, he moved into gospel reggae and went on to release a string of uplifting recordings, including To God Be the Glory in 1999 and Real Power in 2000. Even with the shift in style, Stitchie kept the same high-energy flow and lyrical agility that had long set him apart, and he became one of Jamaica’s best-known gospel reggae performers.





Daiza Riddim Will Add Serious Soca Bounce To Your Playlist by Rich Persad Music



Fresh soca has arrived! Today we’re shining a light on a riddim release from Toronto’s own Rich Persad. Joined by Kash, Jaxx, DeLaNoche, and Miguel Maestro, they’re bringing a huge burst of colorful Soca energy to the road with the Daiza Riddim. The riddim was produced by music producer and mix engineer Rich Persad of Rich Persad Music, and mixed by M.A.D. ONE.



Rich Persad provides production services with a focus on Pop, Hip-Hop, Afrobeats, Dancehall, and Soca. His offerings include production, sound design, recording, mixing, and mastering. His studio takes pride in delivering radio-ready mixes that are easy to enjoy from the very first listen.






Nickapella teams up with Jahmiel to drop ‘Don’t Worry’


Music has always had the ability to inspire. That is why Nickapella sees his latest collaboration, “Don’t Worry” featuring Jahmiel, as a powerful reminder of music’s capacity to uplift and dispel doubt.



As one of the standout releases from Nickapella’s upcoming album, Deeper Than Music, the single blends sincere songwriting with polished reggae production to deliver a track that is both emotionally compelling and musically rewarding.




Instead of following commercial trends, “Don’t Worry” leans into authenticity. Nickapella brings honesty and conviction to the record, while Jahmiel adds his distinctive vocal presence and emotional depth, creating a collaboration that feels genuine and resonant.




The production is clean and polished, keeping the vocals and lyrics at the center. The melodic reggae arrangement suits the song’s reflective tone while also giving it wide appeal for both longtime reggae listeners and newer audiences. In the end, “Don’t Worry” works because it offers more than an enjoyable listen-it leaves behind a message that lingers well after the final note.


The partnership between Nickapella and Jahmiel highlights the strengths of both artists while building anticipation for Deeper Than Music. It is a strong record that underscores the importance of meaningful songwriting in today’s reggae scene.





STREAMING WITH YOU THIS PAST WEEK




We broadcast globally 24/7 .... 365 and have been for over a decade. We  have embedded players on our web pages, in our radio lounge, on 15 affiliate websites  and broadcast live from TIC TOC.  That's reaching out to a lot of reggae enthusiasts. Our service provider furnishes  a cumulative report from all the disbursed media players and here's the top 25 countries who tuned in the past 7 days.

The first graph reports  the top countries who hit that >> GO BUTTON<<< and tuned in. The second graph reports who tuned in for the longest period of time per session!  This is the NATION family!!!!  The people we love and respect.  Thank you for  hitting that dial and staying locked .....










And here is what we were all listening to :

Listen on Online Radio Box! Shyrick Dancehall RadioShyrick Dancehall Radio








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