Upcoming single drops 4/20/2021. Brought to you by Lionshare Meditations (IG @lionshare_meds)links with BeTheLion Productions & Alex Leyva helped with instrumentation and mixing. Blessings to all herbalists and human family. Jah speakers to every moving n living thing. Selah

Roll It Up

Roll It Up (Official Preview Clip)

LET THERE BE DUB

ROOTS MAN DUB

Dubwise Selection
Selected and Mixed by J Highgrade

J HIGHGRADE DUB IN THE MIX

From the next album Watch your step (release on 24th february 2014). Dubalistik Records

Stepperstyle feat Echo Ranks (radio-edit)

Love Tribe Revolution "We're Waking Up" at Recorded at Fullsail

This song is respect going out to reggae legends.Good vibes and love & unity.🙏🌎🎼🎼🎼

Introduction -Cruzmon Vi & Seedfromatree

thats right

New Music from the GRAMMY award winning Morgan Heritage on the Mile High Riddim!



Morgan Heritage- Selah

Song is about reggae music.Wrote this song for the love of reggae music and its postive message to the people.Big up to all the reggae artist around the world.

Cruzmon Vi  -(Reggae Music) Jayraf on the beats

This song reflects in the world we live in today.Everyday we must praise our father and creator God and give him all the glory for life ,love,health and strength.

Give Jah The Glory - Cruzmon Vi

Seedfromatree - Justin “Seed” Leduc is an independent reggae recording artist, singer, songwriter and producer from in Saint Augustine, Florida, US. He recently released the singles “Troddin’”and “Love Jah & Live” including a b-side titled “David & Goliath” available on Spotify, iTunes, and other digital platforms. 

His songs range from heartfelt lovers rock to protest ballads and devotional praise to Jah. Conquering new genre territory with an eclectic blend of positive poetry, love and universal spiritual themes, Seedfromatree breaks through concrete barriers and flourishes to share the natural essence of the one love vibration. 

He’s the founder of the nonprofit organization, Seed From A Tree Ministries, Inc., which works to uplift the lives of the disabled and elderly with music and the arts. He regularly visits rehabs and nursing homes to play guitar and sing. 

“Music heals me and so I want to share this universal healing with the others.” 
- Justin “Seed” Leduc