Free Reggae Music 2015: The Best of the Genre

Check out our list of the best free Reggae music of 2015. From classics to modern day, this genre has something for everyone.

The Best Reggae Albums of 2015

2015 was an incredible year for reggae music, with a plethora of great albums being released by both established and up-and-coming artists. Here are our picks for the best reggae albums of the year.

1. Rebelution – Count Me In
2. Soja – Amid the Noise and Haste
3. Ziggy Marley – Fly Rasta
4. The Green – Hawaii 13
5. J Boog – Backyard Boogie
6. The Expanders – Hustling Culture
7. Iration – Automatic
8. Fortunate Youth – Irie State of Mind
9. Rebelution – Bright Side of Life
10. SOJA – Translation in Progress

The Best Reggae Songs of 2015

2015 was a great year for reggae music, with a wide range of sounds and styles represented among the best songs of the year. Here are our picks for the 10 best reggae songs of 2015.

1. “Where Is the Love” – Chronixx
2. “Jah Is There for You” – Raging Fyah
3. “Roots, Rock, Reggae” – Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers
4. “Here Comes the Sun” – Tarrus Riley
5. “Reggae Music” – Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley
6. “One Love/People Get Ready” – Bob Marley & The Wailers
7. “So Much Things to Say” – The Wailers
8. “Positive Vibration” – Marlon Asher
9. “Get Up, Stand Up/The Stiff Upper Lip Version” – Bob Marley & The Wailers
10. “No Woman, No Cry (live)” – Bob Marley & The Wailers

The Best Reggae Artists of 2015

There’s no doubt that 2015 has been a great year for reggae music. With so many talented artists releasing new albums and singles, it’s hard to keep track of all the great new music that’s out there.

To help you stay up to date on the best new reggae music, we’ve put together a list of our favorite reggae artists of 2015. This list includes both established artists who have released great new music this year, as well as up-and-coming artists who are making a name for themselves in the reggae world.

So without further ado, here are the best reggae artists of 2015:

Buju Banton: One of the most popular and well-known reggae artists of all time, Buju Banton made his long-awaited return to the music scene this year with his first album in over 10 years. “Long Walk to Freedom” is a masterpiece, and Buju’s voice sounds as good as ever. If you’re a fan of classic reggae, this is an album you shouldn’t miss.

Busy Signal: Another veteran artist who released a great album this year is Busy Signal. His fifth studio album “Reggae Music Again” is packed with catchy tunes and features guest appearances from Damian Marley and Bounty Killer. It’s one of the most enjoyable reggae albums we’ve heard in recent memory.

Chronixx: chronologyOne of the breakout stars of 2015, Chronixx burst onto the scene with his debut album “Chronology”. The album was nominated for Best Reggae Album at this year’s Grammy Awards, and it’s easy to see why. With its mix of classic roots reggae and modern dancehall, “Chronology” is an essential listen for any fan of Jamaican music.

Protoje: Another artist who was nominated for a Grammy this year is Protoje, whose third studio album “Ancient Future” was up for Best Reggae Album. Protoje is one of the leaders of Jamaica’s “reggae revival” movement, and “Ancient Future�� is a perfect introduction to his unique brand of reggae/dancehall fusion.

The Best New Reggae Artists of 2015

Reggae music has been blowing up lately, with a new wave of artists bringing the genre to the mainstream. Here are some of the best new reggae artists of 2015.

Bob Marley’s grandson, Skip, is continuing his grandfather’s legacy with his own unique sound. His debut album, Lifesigns, was released earlier this year to critical acclaim.

Another artist carrying on the tradition is J Boog. His latest album, Backyard Boogie, topped the reggae charts and earned him a Grammy nomination.

There’s also Protoje, who just released his sophomore album, Ancient Future. The album has been praised for its socially conscious lyrics and Protoje has been hailed as one of the leaders of the new generation of reggae artists.

Last but not least is Chronixx. His debut album, Dread & Terrible, was released this year to much fanfare. He’s been described as a “reggae revivalist” and is helping to bring the genre to a new audience.

The Best Reggae Festivals of 2015

Reggae music has its roots in Jamaica, and the best reggae festivals around the world are still largely concentrated on the Caribbean island. But with the genre’s popularity growing every year, there are now reggae festivals held in countries all over the globe.

Here are 10 of the best reggae festivals taking place in 2015:

1. Reggae Sumfest (July 16-18) – Montego Bay, Jamaica
2. Rebel Salute (January 9-10) – St. Ann, Jamaica
3. Rototom Sunsplash (August 15-22) – Benicassim, Spain
4. Uprising Reggae Festival (September 4-6) – Prague, Czech Republic
5. Summerjam (July 3-5) – Cologne, Germany
6. Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Oversized Tshirt Reggae Fest (March 6-8) – Melbourne, Australia
7. Negril Reggae Fest (February 25-28) – Negril, Jamaica
8. Chiemsee Reggae Summer (August 13-15) – Übersee/Chiemsee, Germany
9. Zion Highness Festival (April 17-19) – Ituango, Colombia
10. Ragga Muffins Festival (February 21-22) – Long Beach, California