REGGAE

Bob Marley & The Wailers’ historic 1976 Hammersmith Odeon residency is captured for the first time on Roots, Rock, Reggae: Live at the Hammersmith Odeon . Released by Tuff Gong/Island/UMe, the 18-track collection features newly mixed performances from the sold-out four-night London engagement. Recorded during Marley’s rise to international prominence, the album showcases extended versions of “Crazy Baldhead,” “Lively Up Yourself,” “War,” and “Get Up, Stand Up.” The set captures the group’s growing stature, including a powerful 30-minute encore, while longtime Marley associate Don Letts contributes a new essay reflecting on the unforgettable performances and atmosphere.

Jamaican singer-songwriter D’Yani makes his album debut with Live Life & Prosper, an 11-track project exploring faith, family, love, vulnerability, healing and personal growth. Following the international attention generated by the lead single “Live A Little,” the album blends reggae, ska and lovers rock with soulful storytelling and expressive vocals. Through warm production and relatable themes, D’Yani creates a deeply personal listening experience centered on resilience, purpose and hope, reminding listeners that joy can be found on the other side of life’s challenges.

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Dancehall icon Shaggy celebrates four decades of musical success with Lottery, his 16th studio album and a vibrant collection of 13 tracks that showcase the versatility that has defined his career. Largely self-produced alongside longtime collaborator Shane Hoosong, the Grammy-winning artist continues to blend Jamaican musical traditions with elements of pop, R&B and contemporary global sounds. The album features an impressive lineup of guests, including Sting, Anthony Hamilton, Akon and more, highlighting Shaggy’s ability to connect genres and audiences across generations. Led by the upbeat single “Looking Lovely” featuring Robin Thicke, Lottery delivers a confident, feel-good soundtrack that reinforces Shaggy’s status as one of reggae and dancehall’s most successful crossover pioneers.