ADMT brings another heartfelt moment from his debut album From Good To Bad And Then Back Again with “Wish You Good.” Released in May 2026, the track forms part of a 12-song project built around the Doncaster singer-songwriter’s honest approach to love, loss, personal growth and finding your way forward.

IAN SNOW and ESCHATON return with “GET LOW,” a melodic Dubstep collaboration built for the festival season. Released September 17, 2026, the track follows their earlier collaboration “MOVE IT,” continuing a partnership that brings together Snow’s expansive bass sound and Eschaton’s electronic production.

Chaka Demus and Isha Bel bring a fresh Jamaican take to “Perfidia,” reimagining the classic song made famous in reggae circles by Phyllis Dillon’s 1967 rocksteady version. Released August 7, 2026 through Bright Star Production and Tuff Gong International, the new version gives the song a contemporary voice while respecting its roots.

Lucca Mae brings a warm, intimate feel to “The Truth Is,” the title track from her debut album of the same name. Released in April 2026, the song gives plenty of space to Mae’s distinctive vocal and understated songwriting.

Owen Saward teams up with Essii on “Without You,” a smooth R&B collaboration that pairs contemporary production with a nostalgic 2010s feel. Released through 0207 Def Jam, the track puts the focus firmly on the chemistry between the two vocalists.

Birmingham rapper Kofi Stone returns with “No Way!”, a confident new single that blends sharp lyricism, live instrumentation and classic 90s-inspired Hip-Hop drums. Produced by Pitch92, the track finds Stone looking back on his journey while keeping his focus firmly on what comes next.

Sâlo brings a soulful, intimate feel to “Seven,” a smooth new single released through her own SALO imprint. At just over three minutes, the track keeps things focused, letting the vocal and understated production carry the mood.

Milyo keeps the momentum going with “Money On My Mind,” a dark and driving club cut released on his own Sword Records imprint. Built for both packed dancefloors and festival stages, the track continues a standout run for the rising producer.

Fifteen years after Rebel Music first introduced Kabaka Pyramid, the Jamaican lyricist returns to that same spirit with Rebel Music – The Lyrics Tape. Released via Bebble Rock Music and Ghetto Youths International, the 10-track project brings his conscious reggae and hip-hop fusion into the present.

Mr. Beretini delivers “Still Alive”, an uplifting electronic track blending modern pop melodies, rap influences, infectious grooves, and a powerful message.

Bajan singer Amanda Reifer brings her own energy to one of Dancehall’s most recognisable songs with “Bam Bam”, a live reworking of Sister Nancy’s legendary 1982 classic.

Unruly Onez return with “Dem A Creature”, a new Dancehall cut that takes a sharp look at the darker side of human behaviour.