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Before the countdown.Before the fireworks.Before the world agrees the year has changed.Reggae Hour pauses to ask a deeper question:When does the year really turn?In this New Year's Eve episode, Mr. E and Zai-O-Nya reason through time not as numbers on a calendar, but as something felt—in the body, in the land, and in the music. Across four reflective segments, they explore sacred time, reggae as a living record of history, ancestral practices of closing cycles, and what the sound of recent reggae reveals about the season ahead.This is not a countdown episode.It's a ritual broadcast—designed for listening, grounding, and entering the next season with clarity.
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Jamaican roots artist Ras Oneilly joins Reggae Hour for a timeless conversation on life, purpose, and spiritual awakening. From Kingston to Portmore, from Dr. Sweet to Ras Oneilly, he shares the personal journey that shaped his music and mission. Hear quotes like “Find your purpose and never give up on yourself” and “I don't match energy; I stay true to who I am,” plus reflections on Hurricane Melissa, love, resilience, and the power of rhythm. Follow Ras Oneilly across social media for more uplifting content:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rasoneilly01/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rasoneillyvevo9951Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ras.oneilly/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rasoneilly Stream his music everywhere:Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0FZPMW3GH/ras-o%E2%80%99neillyApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/ras-oneilly/553550934iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/artist/ras-oneilly-30421684/ Tune in to the broadcast on December 21st at 7 PM CST and RSVP to the global reggae event:https://www.facebook.com/share/1Gznymy5pe/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reggae-hour--2646280/support.
Tony Roy returns to REGGAE HOUR with a bag full of truth and history.In this unfiltered reasoning with Zionya, Tony shares legendary studio stories with icons like Dennis Brown and Beres Hammond, wild moments from international tours, and deep reflections on authenticity in reggae. This is roots reggae in its purest form — culture, courage, and conversations only a true veteran can deliver.
When the winds of Hurricane Melissa swept across Jamaica, the island didn't break — it beat stronger, just like the heart of reggae. This special Reggae Hour episode is a musical prayer for the people of Black River, St. Elizabeth, and every community rebuilding after the storm.Host Zionya, the voice of the hills and heart of the movement, guides you through a healing sound journey — from the revolutionary roots of Bob Marley's “Buffalo Soldier” to the meditative dub of The Mighty Rootsmen.
Reggae legend Culture Brown joins Reggae Hour for an unforgettable conversation about his new album “Go Deh”, his mission to uplift the disabled community, and why independence is the only true freedom in music.Hear exclusive tracks “Beautiful,” “Good Health,” and “Why-Wah Mek,” plus rare stories from his journey through Jamaica's sound system culture.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reggae-hour--2646280/support.
“If Africa not free… the world can't be free.”
In this powerful episode of Reggae Hour, we take a soulful journey through the heartbeat of roots reggae — exploring the sounds that call for unity, love, and global peace. From uplifting anthems to deep meditations, this show is a musical reminder that the world still needs healing.
“Revolution no start with war — it start with clarity.”This week on The Reggae Hour, host Mr. E takes the vibration higher with a global reasoning on life, legacy, and livity — from Kenya to Kingston, from roots to revolution.We celebrate the legacy of Raila Odinga, the Lion of Africa — and explore how the message of Garvey, Marley, and Odinga lives on through reggae's new generation.
Step into the heartbeat of the culture with Reggae Hour Podcast's new episode — “Underground Reggae Rising.” We're turning up the volume on the voices that keep the roots strong, the message conscious, and the fire of reggae blazing worldwide.
What happens when a Hollywood soundtrack king meets the heartbeat of roots reggae? In this revealing Reggae Hour episode, we go deep with Ralph Sall — the man behind The Mighty Rootsmen and The Kingston Lions — and uncover the daring vision, fierce devotion, and cultural mission that turned him into reggae's hidden super-producer. He's worked on blockbuster films, but in reggae he's a bridge-builder — uniting legends like Toots, Gregory Isaacs, Michael Rose, and Luciano into one powerful sound. “I never lost the fan gene … I still follow music like I'm 12 years old.”
Step inside the Reggae Hour Podcast as we celebrate a monumental moment in reggae history:Bob Marley & The Wailers' Legend album has officially crossed 1,200 weeks on the UK Charts—proving that the King's voice still moves hearts, decades after his passing.In this episode we dive into:
KQualiti steps into the Reggae Hour spotlight with a testimony that hits harder than a dancehall drop. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, the rising Ghanaian-Jamaican artist shares his truth—from fighting silent battles to becoming a bold voice for youth across continents.
Welcome to the Reggae Hour Podcast, where we delve deep into the dynamic fusion of reggae and dancehall with the innovative storyteller, KVDENCE. Known for his cinematic soundscapes, KVDENCE blends his NYC upbringing with rich Jamaican roots, creating a fresh narrative in modern music.✨ Highlights of the Interview:Roots and Influences: Discover how KVDENCE fuses NYC swagger with Jamaican rhythm.Creative Process: Insights into creating the cinematic dancehall hit "Elephant" with YowLevite.Behind the Music: Why KVDENCE sees music as his calling, not just a career.
On May 20th at 7 PM CT, the Reggae Hour Podcast drops one of its most anticipated episodes to date: a one-on-one reasoning with rising roots reggae powerhouse – IYAGRADE!
What if the knowledge of our ancestors wasn't lost—but hidden in plain sight, waiting to be decoded?
Welcome to REGGAE HOUR, where we unleash the full vibrance of reggae culture! In this electrifying episode, “Reggae's Grammy Legacy,” we dive deep into the heart of reggae, celebrating its rich heritage and exploring how this genre has captivated audiences worldwide. ✨Join your host Mr. E as we take you on an exhilarating journey from the inaugural Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 1985 to today's hottest nominees, highlighting dynamic artists who are leaving their mark on the music scene. We'll groove to the sounds of legends like Bob Marley and Shaggy while uncovering the stories behind modern stars like Shenseea and Vybz Kartel. Get ready for in-your-face commentary, engaging discussions, and a sprinkle of fun as we celebrate reggae's resilience and cultural impact!Why listen?Discover the influential artists who shaped reggae's path to the Grammy stage.Get the lowdown on the 2025 Grammy nominees that YOU should be rooting for!Enjoy music clips that showcase the genre's evolution—both timeless and fresh!Connect with fellow reggae lovers through our vibrant community and share your thoughts!Feel the Rhythm!
In this exclusive episode of **B.O.S.S. Radio's Reggae Hour**, Mr. E sits down with reggae sensation **Teego Don**. Known for blending reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop, Teego's music delivers powerful messages of motivation and positivity. From growing up in **Portmore, Jamaica**, to navigating the challenges of the industry, Teego shares his unique journey and how he uses music to uplift listeners worldwide.
Bless up, reggae massive! Yuh nah waan miss dis vibes, seen? We link up wid di legendary Kleva Roots fi a deep convo ‘bout di roots, di riddim, an' di message weh flow through his life an' music. From growin' up wid him uncle Owen ‘Dreadie' Reid from di Wailers, to stayin' tru to di spiritual path of roots reggae, Kleva Roots a drop nuff wisdom an' positivity.We reason ‘bout di Bob Marley Beach controversy an' di fight fi di people dem rights, an' Kleva tell we how fi keep di roots alive, no matter wah gwaan in di world. Pure vibes an' nuff livity in dis interview, mi bredren!LISTEN NOW pon yuh favorite streaming platform:Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/kleva-roots/1560218703Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4uM2FZWuHsQ3mzx8AW7jTWSongwhip: https://songwhip.com/klevarootsTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@klevaroots1Plus, check out di Sea Moss Whipped Body Butter from Southside Beauty Care, a natural powerhouse wid 92 essential minerals fi soothe an' hydrate yuh skin. Perfect fi dry skin an' eczema!
In this electrifying episode of B.O.S.S. Radio's Reggae Hour, we sit down with none other than Christopher "Zabrick" Reid, one of Portland, Jamaica's most dynamic reggae and dancehall artists.
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Join us for an exclusive interview with Jimi Watusi, the charismatic lead singer of the renowned Dallas-based reggae band, Watusi!
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Welcome to the roman-greco year of 2024. This yeaer promises to be a big one. Starting off like the past few years has started off, it's only right we get crunk right with it.B.O.S.S. Radio promised you more content and I'm here to deliver. Reggae Hours first episode of the year will not consist of a single interview, but rather more discussion on the culture the world exists in today and hopes to interject Love, Truth, Peace, Justice, and Freedom into the mix as best as we can.Mr. E has a wonderful surprise this episode for his long time listeners and I garuantee you will be left in awe.We are still bringing you more underground reggae artists and there art so all we can say is #TuneInTurnUpandZoneOut and lets getit rolling.www.sbcmovement.comGet your Mind, Body, and Soul Giftbox for Valentines Day TODAYwww.southsidebeautycare.com
Join Chris Watts for the best in Classic Reggae LIVE on 107 Meridian FM!
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Join Chris Watts for the best in Classic Reggae LIVE on 107 Meridian FM!
Join Chris Watts for the best in Classic Reggae LIVE on 107 Meridian FM!
Join Chris Watts for the best in Classic Reggae LIVE on 107 Meridian FM!
Join Chris Watts for the best in Classic Reggae LIVE on 107 Meridian FM!
Join Chris Watts LIVE in the studio for the best Reggae from the past and today! One week 100% classic and the following week the best in reggae from the past and today!!
Join Chris Watts LIVE in the studio for the best Reggae from the past and today! One week 100% classic and the following week the best in reggae from the past and today!!
Join Chris Watts LIVE in the studio for the best Reggae from the past and today! One week 100% classic and the following week the best in reggae from the past and today!!
Join Chris Watts LIVE in the studio for the best Reggae from the past and today! One week 100% classic and the following week the best in reggae from the past and today!!
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I am back LIVE in the studio playing the best in Classic Reggae on the Reggae Hour
I am back LIVE in the studio playing the best in Classic Reggae on the Reggae Hour
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