BBC Radio presenter Seani B will be covering the "World Bash" for a musically riveting send-off for 8x world champion sound Mighty Crown. Seani takes us down memory land and salutes the Far East Rulers and powerhouse Caribbean entertainment event producers Irish and Chin.

Iwaata has developed into a very accomplished DJ holding firm onto the true 'bup bup' essence of Dancehall. We talk about his family's early support in his career, working with dedicated producers, and creating the new viral hit 'Tun Di Ada Way'.

Today we speak with Jamaican-born global humanitarian Universal Empress and discuss her yearly contributions to the Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise including a morning Yoga class and overall wellness education. Universal Empress represents the four pillars of founder Nadine McNeil's life work: Yoga, Public Speaking, Women's Circle Facilitation, and Wisdom Mentoring.

Nikki Z stops by to give us an update on her travels in Africa and her outlook on the bridge between reggae music and the continent. She also gives her opinion about sailing to new females and various solo sailors.

The eagerly awaited Windrush Baby debut album by Welsh-Jamaican Aleighcia Scott is out now. Her full-length project checks off all the quality buttons and we discuss the balance of her life as a presenter and singer. Legendary producer RoryStoneLove presents various genres and the released videos incorporate great energy from Director Tizzy Tokyo, Creative Directors Mamayashi, and Tuff Like Iron.

Today the Reggae Soul Man stops in to talk about the deep appreciation he has for his calling as a singer. Music is Mine is the name of the newest album and we discuss a few tracks.

Jimmy Spliff updates us on the current status of King Shine Sound in and out of New Jersey. As a host, he is respected in Canada and has an upcoming clash versus Rebel Tone and Klymaxx Sound.

The album entitled '22' from Yaksta features collaborations with Usain Bolt, Chronic Law, Demarco, Marlon Easy, and Rygin King. We speak about the difficulties in releasing the project and how it is offset by his positive enlightenment about his forward trajectory.

Today we speak with Jamaican actor Dale Elliott Jr. about his success in the coming-of-age film 'Sprinter' and then segway into discussing his life as a comedian. Now we do believe stand-up takes a unique set of skills, and we break down a few things he has learned along his journey as an American developing his brand.

Find out all the information at https://www.daleelliottjr.com

Purchase tickets for this tour and also add on an upgrade for a special 'Meet and Greet' after the comedy shows, plus a discount on his exclusive merchandise.

Jamrock Karaoke will be the talk of the cruise for the best reasons. It’s going to be a fantastic experience, nothing like you’ve experienced before. Forget the karaoke that you’ve been to in your life. This is going to surpass it by 100%.

So trust me when I say it’s going to be a very memorable experience for you as a singer, as a spectator. And it will be one of your many highlights from the cruise. I look forward to seeing you all and sharing your love, man. Big love all the time.

Jay 9 talking to the Solo Sailors Facebook group for Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise.