Jordan Armijo talks about Red Sage’s new single "Darlin I Do".  PLUS the benefits of eclectic influences, the challenges of lineup changes, and why working with a great drummer is so important

Learn about Red Sage at https://redsagemusic.com/

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Christian Glomb talks about the livestream event he organized to honor the memory of Ill Rendition's bass player, Connor Petras, on Monday, December 13th 2021

To watch the event, 12/13/21: https://www.facebook.com/illrendition

For Connor's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-loving-memory-of-connor-petras?utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer

Jeff of Raised Fist Propaganda talks about his new venture with Gary Dread and Rick Haze, Rockaz Collective. PLUS putting unique artistic elements into photography and video production, the importance of always being yourself, and how a love and respect for reggae music and culture mixed with other genres to spark Raised Fist

Check the new tune "Rockaz" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fdl61Mww4g

Learn more about Raised Fist Propaganda at https://raisedfistpropaganda.com/

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Las Vegas-based rapper HighDro talks with Jay about his new album HIGHATUS and dancehall-infused single "Determination", how to create a homegrown music scene, and his spiritual journey through his time away from the music business and into his new chapter of Reformist Rap

HIGHATUS and "Determination" are available everywhere

Check HighDro at https://www.facebook.com/highdrolv/

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Adwela of Adwela & the Uprising speaks about the blessings and struggles that come with a commitment to spiritual and conscious music. PLUS the importance of an artist finding musicians who share their vision, why an artist must leave their hometown to earn respect, and how to raise the level of consciousness in the US reggae scene

Check Adwela & the Uprising at http://www.adwelaandtheuprising.com/

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Marc and Noel of MoZaiq discuss their new single “I Love” and talk about the wide range of influences that go into their music, overcoming obstacles that can slow artists down, and trusting their musical instincts. PLUS… what exactly is desert reggae, anyway??

Stream “I Love” everywhere

Check MoZaiq at http://mozaiqmusic.com/

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Amore & JB of Qarreo talk with Jay about their new single “Dancing in the Rain”, an otherworldly cover of the Through the Roots classic. PLUS recording remotely with friends around the world, the eclectic vibes that make Qarreo’s music unique, and the unifying effect of reggae music

Stream “Dancing in the Rain” everywhere

Check Qarreo at https://www.qarreo.com/

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Christian Glomb of Ill Rendition talks with Jay about the benefits of learning multiple instruments and DIY recording, the advantages of playing in a trio, and the massive importance of having the right band lineup

Check Ill Rendition at https://www.illrendition.com/

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Dylan Keawe talks about his new single “Don’t Know Much“, jumping into touring while learning keyboards, his looping performance setup, and what sports can teach us about playing music

Stream “Don’t Know Much” everywhere

Learn more about Dylan at https://www.dylankeawe.com/

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In a must-hear episode for musicians, Kristy Rose talks with Jay about her new venture, Noteworthy PR, and discusses the importance of branding and developing a story music fans can relate to. Kristy also talks about her long-standing work on Top Shelf Music and her experience of shooting some of the most iconic artists in reggae and beyond

Learn about Noteworthy PR here: https://noteworthypublicrelations.com/

Check out Top Shelf Music: https://topshelfmusicmag.com/

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