February Frequencies Dropped Hard

The reggae rock world is bringing the heat this February! Whether it’s full-length albums, fresh singles, or legendary covers, there’s plenty of new music to dive into.

Plus, a bunch of these artists are hitting the road in 2025—so now’s the time to update your playlists and lock in this year’s concert experiences.

Artikal Sound System – Are You Smiling Yet? (Album)

South Florida’s own Artikal Sound System is back with Are You Smiling Yet?, a full-length album blending reggae, pop, and alt-rock vibes– Logan Rex flawlessly channeled her inner Olivia Newton John, So if you’ve been craving infectious grooves with thought-provoking lyrics, this one’s a must-listen.

The band is currently on their first west coast headlining tour with only a few dates left.


Lot 49 ft. Kash’d Out – “Under Pressure” (Single)

This new single captures the universal struggle of the 9-to-5 grind: pushing through the stress, dreaming of escape, and finally letting loose when the workweek ends. With a laid-back groove, catchy melodies, and a vibe reminiscent of Katastro and The Holdup, “Under Pressure” is set to resonate with fans across the reggae and indie-pop spectrum.


Claire Wright – “Lighter Shade of Blue” (Single)

Claire Wright delivers a heartfelt, acoustic-driven track full of thought provoking ideas and raw emotion. Whether you’re winding down for the night or cruising the back roads, this track is the perfect mellow companion.


Casey Smiles – “Like You Wanna” (Single)

Casey Sullivan, of Burritos, makes a strong debut as the solo artist, Casey Smiles, with first single “Like You Wanna,” a track that blends reggae, soul, and pop in a way that feels fresh yet timeless.


Sammy Johnson – “All Night” (Single)

Sammy Johnson delivers smooth island reggae vibes with his latest single “All Night.” It’s got that classic Sammy sound—soulful, upbeat, and perfect for unwinding.


E.N Young – “Is This Love” (Bob Marley Cover) (Single)

E.N Young pays tribute to the legend himself with a heartfelt cover of Bob Marley’s “Is This Love.” His signature smooth vocals, mesmerizing melodica playing, and top shelf production give this classic a fresh twist.


Stick Figure – “Natural Mystic”(Single)

Stick Figure puts their signature touch on Bob Marley’s “Natural Mystic,” giving it a fresh, hypnotic vibe while keeping true to the song’s roots. With a stacked tour schedule including major festival stops this year, fans have plenty of chances to catch them live.


Clive Hunt x The Elovaters – “Roxanne (Reggae Cover)”

The Elovaters team up with legendary producer Clive Hunt for a reggae twist on The Police’s classic hit, “Roxanne.” Smooth, soulful, and groovy, this cover is a must-hear. These guys will be traveling all over throughout the year so make sure you’re following them to catch them on tour!


Bikini Trill – “Keep On Trippin” (Single)

Bikini Trill is back with another electro-reggae-surf-pop banger that’s impossible to sit still to. “Keep On Trippin'”  has 2025 festival season written all over it! Bikini Trill just finished a tour but they still have a handful of shows on the horizon. Keep up or miss out!


Unified Highway – Invisible Route (Live Sessions Vol. 1) (EP)

Eric Rachmany (Rebelution) and Amp Live (Zion I) drop a live session EP showcasing their unique energy of hybrid electro-reggae sounds. Don’t sleep on this one. Plus, keep an eye out for select live shows from these two this year.


Clive Hunt x Groundation – “Spirits in Material” (Single)

Groundation brings their signature jazzy roots reggae sound to this mystical collab with Clive Hunt, delivering a track that’s both hypnotic and uplifting. Groundation is actively touring this year and are bringing that energy to stages worldwide in 2025.


Sensamotion – “Fallin’ For You” (Single)

Reggae meets romance in this smooth, soulful single from Sensamotion. Whether you’re vibing with your valentine or just chilling solo, this love-infused reggae ballad is a perfect mood-setter.


Unified Highway with Deuce Eclipse – “Let it Go” (Video)

More from Unified Highway! This time, they drop a visual with Deuce Eclipse for “Let It Go,” again bringing their electro-reggae sound to life with cinematic storytelling.


Emily Brimlow ft. Kim Churchill – “New Ways” (Single)

Emily Brimlow and Kim Churchill join forces on a feel-good, folk-reggae fusion track that’s as uplifting as it is catchy. Kim Churchill has upcoming tour dates in Australia and beyond.


Laura Jane Grace – “Your God (God’s Dick)” (Single)

Punk icon Laura Jane Grace delivers a fiery, unapologetic track tackling societal norms and religious hypocrisy with her unapologetic signature wit and ferocity. She’s also gearing up for a 2025 tour, so expect high-energy performances soon.


Hector Roots Lewis with Busy Signal ft. The Movement – “Dangerous” (Single)

A powerhouse collaboration featuring Hector Roots Lewis, dancehall veteran Busy Signal, and The Movement. This track is a high-energy fusion of reggae and dancehall, built for the stage. The Movement is currently on tour and hitting venues nationwide.


aurorawave ft. Jesse Royal – “Throwing Shade” (Single)

Jesse Royal brings his unmistakable energy to aurorawave’s latest release, a modern reggae track that throws an onslaught of sharp lyrical punches and deep grooves in all the right places. Keep an eye on tour dates!


Surfer Girl – “Drift” (Single)

Surfer Girl continues to carve their lane in the surf-rock-reggae hybrid space, and “Drift” is another dreamy, ocean-inspired groove to add to their growing catalog. Make sure to catch them on tour this year at a city or festival near you!


Clive Hunt x Kumar – “Message in a Bottle” (Single)

Another reggae-infused cover, this time of The Police’s “Message in a Bottle.” With Kumar’s vocal prowess and Clive Hunt’s legendary production, this one’s a standout.


Ballyhoo! – “Meaningful” (Single)

Ballyhoo! strips their classic pop-punk reggae sound for a tearjerking acoustic jam that reminds listeners to be intentional in their interactions with each other as we never know when those interactions will end. Be intentional. Be meaningful. Ballyhoo! is finishing up their first 2025 run but you can expect to see them on festival lineups and pop up sessions too.


Lila Ikè – “Too Late to Lie” (Single)

Lila Ikè never misses. Her latest single “Too Late to Lie” delivers her signature silky vocals over a modern reggae beat with deep lyrical content. She’s set to tour internationally in 2025.


Clive Hunt x J Boog – “Shape of My Heart” (Single)

Yet another stunning cover from Clive Hunt, this time featuring island reggae legend J Boog on a rendition of Sting’s “Shape of My Heart.” Expect buttery smooth delivery with plenty of soul. J Boog has a packed tour schedule this year, so fans can catch him live soon.


Cas Haley with Mike Love & Tavana – “Life by the Drop” (Single)

Three powerhouse vocalists on one track? Cas Haley, Mike Love, and Tavana team up for an acoustic-driven tune that’s full of emotion and raw musicality. Mike Love has tour dates lined up, so fans of this collaboration should check out his shows.


J.Lately with Dizzy Light & Demrick – “Floating” (Single)

J.Lately with Dizzy Light and Demrick bring a hip-hop-infused reggae vibe with “Floating,” a track that drifts between heavy and light effortlessly.


With so many fresh releases, there’s no shortage of new tunes to soundtrack your days. From iconic covers to original bangers, February delivered some serious heat across the reggae, rock, and punk spectrum. Plus, with many of these artists hitting the road this year, there’s no better time to catch them live.