During Reggae Music Month, we’re presenting 28 reggae songs for you to discover or rediscover.
28 songs to enjoy and reflect on the unexpected emergence of reggae music as a super popular genre.
A genre so popular that it made U.N.E.S.C.O. cultural heritage list.
In the spirit of the 75th-anniversary of the late Bob Marley, we share this simple, yet, profound message about the power of music.
“One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.” -Bob Marley
28 songs for 28 days and nights: A virtual togetherness of Reggae Month.
🎵“Could you be loved?” – Bob Marley
🎵“Still Blazing” – Albarosie
🎵“Fever” – Vybz Kartel
🎵”Murder she wrote” – Chaka Demus & Pliers
🎵“Lockdown” – Koffee
🎵“Soul Provider” – Romain Virgo
🎵“Lighter” – Shenseea
🎵“Good morning” – Gregory Isaacs
🎵“Firm and strong” – Popcaan
🎵“Double Trouble” – Beres Hammond
🎵“I see it in you” – Freddie McGregor
🎵“Who the cap fit” – Bob Marley
🎵“You can get it if you really want” – Jimmy Cliff
🎵“Sim Simma” – Beenie Man
🎵“Blessed” – Buju Banton
🎵”Get busy” – Sean Paul
🎵“Paradise plum” – Naomi Cowan
🎵“Mango” – Sevana
🎵”Zungguzungguguzeng” – Yellowman
🎵“I’ve got you babe” – Lucky Dube
🎵“Made in Africa” – Stephen Marley
🎵“Try Jah Love” – Third World
🎵“Never leave my pride” – Luciano
🎵“Strangers in the night” – Glen Washington
🎵“She’s royal “ – Taurrus Riley
🎵“I’m leaving” – Sizzla
🎵”Switch it up” – Protoje
That concludes our post of 28 songs for Reggae Music Month. Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts.
