On Break of Day, the debut full-length from California modern reggae duo Looking East, sunrise isn’t just a metaphor—it’s a lived-in moment. Across ten warm, emotionally charged tracks, vocalist Drew …
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If 2025 was the year reggae took a creative leap, then 2026 is shaping up to be the moment the entire movement goes airborne. Across the spectrum—from legacy giants forging …
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For years, Strange Case have existed in the fertile overlap of Southern California surf culture, punk grit, and DIY rock ambition — a band shaped as much by skate videos …
Strange Case Have Found Their Moment With “HBK” — and They’re Building a Scene Around It Read More
Southern California reggae outfit Ganda has always thrived in the space between tradition and curiosity. Since emerging in 2018 as a lean three-piece rooted in Riverside (now currently a 5-piece …
PREMIER: Ganda Goes Cosmic on New Single “Milky Ways” feat. Kat Hall: Inside the SoCal Reggae Band’s Interstellar Love Song Read More
The water was black, cold, and crowded with bodies when Jakob Nowell felt his leg extend just a little too straight. Just moments earlier, fresh off Sublime’s set at Bayfest …
Jakob Nowell Rolls into 2026 with a Broken Knee but He’s not Letting that Stop Him or Sublime Read More
After two decades on the road with Slightly Stoopid, Daniel “DeLa” Delacruz has played some of the world’s most iconic stages, from Red Rocks to festival fields packed with thousands …
Daniel Delacruz and Paul Wolstencroft from Slightly Stoopid’s on their new children’s album Dubtown Rockers Read More
Badfish have never shied away from chaos, but their new video for “Bad Things” might be the moment they fully embrace it. The Rhode Island reggae-rock staples return with a …
PREMIER: Badfish Go Full Heist-Mode in Their Wild, Tarantino-Tinged “Bad Things” Video Featuring DJ Hoppa Read More
For more than twenty years, Daniel “DeLa” Delacruz has been a pillar of Slightly Stoopid’s unmistakable live energy — the saxophonist whose horn lines cut through hazy reggae grooves with …
How a Life-Changing Health Scare Sparked DeLa from Slightly Stoopid’s Solo Renaissance — and a New Anthem in “Living Life This Way” Read More
