Content: Forever22 returns with Still Trying, a heartfelt reggae release built around perseverance, determination, and the strength to keep moving forward despite life's challenges. Known for creating uplifting and positive reggae music, Forever22 continues that tradition with a track that delivers both encouragement and reflection.

Content: Devilman makes a powerful return with Be Like Them, a hard-hitting collaboration featuring Smokey Vee. Backed by a heavyweight production from Recoil, the track delivers raw energy, sharp lyricism, and a clear statement of intent from one of the UK's most recognizable underground voices.

Content: Dani Devine returns with Who Sent You, a powerful new release that blends spoken word poetry, soulful melodies, and authentic Southern storytelling. Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Louisiana, the track delivers a deeply personal and emotionally charged listening experience.

Content: Award-winning Indigenous electronic collective The Halluci Nation return with Loosie, a dark and uncompromising collaboration featuring Toronto rapper Tona. Known for pushing boundaries between electronic music, hip-hop, and Indigenous influences, the group continues to evolve their sound with a release built for clubs, underground raves, and festival stages.

Content: DJ Frshizl returns with BACK WHEN, a reflective hip-hop/rap release built around memory, growth, and the emotional weight of time passing. Anchored by the line “The streets are still there. The people aren’t.”, the track captures a deeply personal look at how places remain while the lives once tied to them move on.

Content: Miami-based reggae outfit Jacuzzi Fuzz team up with Condors and Chaos for Misinformation, a socially charged reggae single originally released via Rebel Sound Records. Blending uplifting instrumentation with a serious message, the track tackles one of the most urgent issues of the modern age: the overwhelming flood of misinformation in today’s media landscape.

Content: Chicago-based electronic artist DIVIBE makes his debut with “Do It Again”, a vibrant and energetic electronic dance release built for summer club nights, festival crowds, and late-night dancefloors. Since joining One Mood Music in 2025, DIVIBE has continued developing a distinctive sound through performances across underground venues and electronic music events in Chicago and beyond.

Content: Vibe Yard’s “Leave A Light” is a heartfelt reggae release that blends uplifting melodies, soulful vocals, and a message of hope and connection. Built around warm instrumentation and positive energy, the track captures the essence of modern roots-inspired reggae while staying true to the genre’s timeless spirit.

Content: Kroose returns with “UNiVRS,” a vibrant, feel-good house track built for sun-soaked dancefloors and unforgettable summer moments. Designed with energy and nostalgia in mind, this release channels the spirit of classic Ibiza while keeping things fresh for 2026.

Content: Grammy-nominated Jamaican roots reggae artist Kumar Fyah returns with “5000 Acres”, a powerful new single that blends conscious storytelling, cultural pride, and classic reggae foundations. Released through Stay Nice Music and distributed by Dub Shot Music, the track arrives as a timely statement on the value of herb within Jamaican culture, spirituality, and community life.

Content: Ama Liora returns with her emotionally charged new single, “Missed Calls”, blending modern Afro-pop influences with reflective songwriting and smooth melodic production. The track explores themes of growth, heartbreak, and moving on from a relationship that no longer serves you, delivering a confident message wrapped in a late-night atmosphere.

Content: San Francisco-based producer ghost. returns with “BETTER OFF”, a forward-thinking UK garage release that blends emotional depth with dancefloor-ready energy. Known for crafting atmospheric yet hard-hitting productions, ghost. once again showcases his distinctive sound through a track that balances immersive textures, powerful grooves, and modern UKG influences.