After entering New York’s Reggae Chart nineteen weeks ago and making it all the way to the #2 spot, Winston Irie‘s song, Orthodoxy, is unfortunately now descending. It sat at #2 behind YG Marley‘s Praise Jah in the Moonlight for a couple of weeks before it began going down.

Notwithstanding its position on the chart, Orthodoxy continues to do well on radio and is even featured on quite a few reggae mixtapes. What’s more, the song is literally trending in parts of Africa.

Legacy Sounds Entertainment and Meyhem Entertainment’s Memorial Day Weekend Special is creating a lot of buzz and chatter in and around Seattle. This is because reggae legend Glen Washington will be live at Zanadu Studios (1520 Pike Street North West) in Auburn on May 26.

Auburn is a suburb in the Seattle metropolitan area of Washington State. The event will also feature Muzikal Sheriff from Kenya, as well as DJ Wes and DJ Deux.

Last year, famed bass player and recording artist Wormbass shared and subsequently went on tour with his trending single Liberation. The song, which is on Blakkwuman22 Music‘s Survive Riddim, continues to enjoy heavy rotation today, especially in parts of Europe.

Nevertheless, Wormbass is now promoting a brand new lovers-rock tune called Sunshine. Released on Friday, May 10th, 2024, Sunshine is the kind of love song that’s guaranteed to bring about some level of romanticism, regardless of its audience.

In fact, when asked what he would like listeners to take away from this song, Wormbass said the following: “My hope for the song. I would love this song to bring back the kind of love that we grow up on, the one I saw my mom and dad establish. Because in this time it’s like people are afraid to say I love you.”

Sunshine was produced by Delroy ‘Wormbass’ Nevin and Michael Jacas. It is now available on all streaming platforms, and it comes to us courtesy of Jahbirth New Limited.

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Internationally recognized producer Josh Harris, who has given us chart-topping hit songs with the likes of Junior Kelly, Duane Stephenson, Chezidek, Luciano, Turbulence, Mykal Rose, and many more notable reggae acts, has now formed his own all-star band called the Spiral Mixers.
 
The ensemble, which will be headed by Harris, will feature only acclaimed musicians and vocalists, all of whom are proficient in various musical styles. Among them is platinum guitarist Greg Douglass, a childhood friend of Harris who has played on records that have sold well over 20 million copies.
 
The group’s diversity will be on display on their debut album, titled Crossing Bridges, which is scheduled to be released at the end of May. Having said that, the project’s lead single, Fire Burnin, will be shared on Friday, May 17th. Fire Burnin is an inspirational reggae tune sung by world-renowned Jamaican artist Glen Ricks. 
 
Since he launched Big Feet Records in 2019, Josh Harris has been busy writing, producing, and releasing music for other artists and musicians. However, the formation of the Spiral Mixers means that, in addition to the aforementioned forms of expression, he can now showcase his own artistic side.