Born Into A Crazy World

Look At Me Now

Drinking

Whiskey

Sad Rasta

Lunatic Heart

Song about addiction and mental struggles Written by Kyle and his dad on their way to a rehab. "If only for a minute I could be alright, take away my demons that haunt me tonight"

Kyle's Song (If Only For A Minute)

🌞 Uplifting Reggae Dub Vibes - Because Who Needs Therapy? 🌞

Forget your troubles, grab some shades, and crank up this inspirational reggae dub track! Seriously, who needs a sunny day when you have the perfect blend of #RootsReggae, #Dancehall, and enough good vibes to make a beach ball jealous? 🌊

This track is like a tropical vacation for your ears—no sunscreen required! With a mix of #LoversRock and #Afrobeat, it's practically begging you to dance like nobody's watching (but we all know they are). So, break out those questionable moves and get groovin’!

✨ Warning: Playing this song may result in spontaneous happiness, excessive smiling, and possibly causing your friends to wonder if you’ve completely lost it.

Sunryez Official

Sun break cloud

A song about rising up through the cracks of self-doubt and scrutiny, finding your light and letting it shine ... inna reggae styley! 

Roots run wild

So many songs to sing, to sing, to sing

so much joy to bring, to bring, to bring

but hear mi say 
every song been sung a thousand times

inna thousand times, inna thousand rhymes

a thousand rhymes

it's the same old song and dance

same old blinding trance

every word been twisted and spun into a thousand different sounds

Til there's nothing left to say but - 

love gonna come around

keep a comin'

keep a comin' round

keep a comin'

keep a comin' round

Time to start a new song

a new rhyme
a new dance
a new time

all people dancing and singing
sync di time
sync di time
all people dancing and singing
sync in time

world a spin round
demons keep a comin, keep a frontin' on the same old dead ground

but we chant dem down, chant dem down
every time
we chant dem down, chant dem down

love gonna come around

love gonna come around

keep a comin'

keep a comin' round

love gonna come around

love gonna come around

Break it down

New day dawning with the rising sun

feet start a dancin' (yeah)



River of people, we rise and flow (rise and flow)

a dancin' sweet  (yay I)
movin our feet  (yeah)

a dancin' sweet (yeah)
movin our feet (yay I)

We sing one song, we sing one song

a dancin' sweet  (yay I)
movin our feet  (yeah)


See the dubs dem roll
Roots selectah blaze up di soul


And you bring we di teachings of Selassie I
We nah deal with no wickedman lie

Yeah I,  you share di teachings of Selassie I
We no trust in no system lie


Roots selectah, People get togetha!

get togetha, oh under the sun (yay I)
get togetha, join as one

get togetha, oh under the sun (yay I)
get togetha, join as one

get togetha, oh under the sun (yay I)
get togetha, join as one

Vibe up in the bass drop
Still we chant, let the riddim run up

run up, run up, run up, run up

let di riddim drop!

[Outro]
We sing one song, we sing one song
We sing one song, we sing one song
We sing one song, we sing one song

We sing one song

Been walking around with this weight on my chest
(weight on my chest, yeah)
Trying to figure out what went wrong
(what I did wrong, oh no, oh no no no)
But my friend said "brother, you just need some rest
(need some rest, need some rest)
And maybe big-up some vibes of what makes you feel strong"
(makes you feel strong, yeah)
Check it - stress accumulating like interest on debt
Pressure cooker lifestyle got me breaking a sweat
But I learned from the elders, ain't no reason to fret
Add some natural remedy to the mental upset
Garden of healing in my mama's backyard
Life school teaching lessons hit me hard
But I and I love make the journey go smooth
(oh, three o'clock road block, oh no)
Multiply blessings, make the journey to the sun
Burnin' Jah fyah, all in one, all in one
Can't take away the bills sitting on my table
(sitting on my table, no)
Can't erase the stress that's been eating my mind
(eating my mind, oh yeah)
But I can add some music when I'm feeling unstable
(feeling unstable, yeah)
Add some laughter with the people I call mine
(people I call mine, family)
When life gets heavy, when life gets heavy
(life gets heavy, so heavy)
Add something light to make it right
(make it right, make it right)
When life gets heavy, when life gets heavy
(life gets heavy, oh yeah)
Don't fight the dark, just bring more light
(blaze-up more light, blaze-up more light)
Check the mathematics when the pressure start to rise
Can't slay the demons but you multiply the light
Add some fire to your roll when they feed you the lies
Babylon want you broken but we strategize
(we strategize!)
Take the anger, add some wisdom, watch the fire rise
Can't divide our people when we organize
Add some bass to the space, some truth and grace
Add some treble to the trouble, some bounce to the bubble
Give some love to my people, Give some love to my people
Jah love show the way
(blaze up the way, show I the way)
Add some blessing to your day
(to your day, every day)
When life gets heavy, when life gets heavy
(we rise up, we blaze up)
Add some light to make it right
(make it right, Jah light)
When life gets heavy, when life gets heavy
(we stand strong, we stand strong)
Don't fight the dark, just shine more light
(bring more light, shine bright)
Keep adding love
(keep adding love, yeah)
Keep spreading light
(spreading light, every night)
Jah bless the people
(bless the people, one love)

When life gets heavy

Mixing Sweet

Check it, where has the ancient knowledge been hidden?
In the sea caves? in the Vatican vaults? 
In the illuminati bunkers?

Or, is it hidden in our greater collective consciousness?
Ask the question - seek the power

But first, a lesson in mathematics from the teachings of our ancestors...


Flower of Life - that's the cosmic blueprint, sacred circles showing how creation's been built
From the seed of existence to the tree of knowledge, ancient symbols hold the power and the privilege

Yin and Yang - that's the balance in all things, darkness dancing with the light that freedom brings

Sri Yantra - triangles pointing up and down, divine feminine and masculine power compound

From the pyramids of Kemet to the temples of the East
Buddha's lotus and the Christ's eternal feast

Open up your third eye, see the patterns in the sky
Every sacred symbol tells us where we came from and why

Rise up, wise up, eyes up to the Most High
Rise up, wise up, eyes up to the Most High
Rise up, wise up, eyes up to the Most High

Sacred geometry - the language of creation
From the Yin and Yang to the Buddhist meditation

The hidden knowledge that they try to keep concealed
In every flower, every snowflake - it's revealed

Sacred signs, sacred signs everywhere
From the DNA spiral to the molecules in the air

Merkaba - that's the chariot of fire, star tetrahedron lifting consciousness higher

Tree of Life - ten spheres of divine light, from Kether down to Malkuth showing wrong from right

Fibonacci - nature's golden ratio, in the nautilus shell and the sunflower's halo

Platonic solids - five forms of creation, building blocks of every nation, every vibration

From the Book of Enoch to the I-Ching's wisdom
Native American medicine wheel of spiritual freedom

Open up your third eye, see the patterns in the sky
Every sacred symbol tells us where we came from and why

Rise up, wise up, eyes up to the Most High

Sacred geometry - the language of creation
From Haile Selassie I to the Buddhist meditation

The hidden knowledge that they try to keep concealed
In every flower, every snowflake - it's revealed

(Sacred signs, sacred signs everywhere)
From the DNA spiral to the galaxies we share


Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah
(Jah Rastafari)

Ancient wisdom never fade away
(Never fade away, away, away, away)

From the quantum field to the Akashic records
All knowledge erected, all spirits connected

Sacred Signs

Everything alright

Everything Alright

Roots of Roots

Conquering Lion of Sunryez (Dreamix)

☀️ Sunryez sounds are fueled by pure passion and curiosity - a special blend of reggae-fusion, hip-hop, downtempo, island-trap, dubtronica, and global beats into something new and invigorating— like stepping into a world you didn’t know existed. Sunryez doesn't care about trends or pop algorithms — he’s manifesting a new vibe in music, one beat at a time, with nothing but heart and intuition as the guide.

His sound is raw and boundless, a global mashup fueled by heavy basslines, rich rhythms, and an ear for the unexpected. Sunryez pulls inspiration from everywhere—organic sounds from nature, vintage samples, and the latest breakthroughs in audio technology—recycling and reshaping them into music that transcends traditional genre lines. It’s about breaking the mold and finding freedom in reinvention.

“I just do it for the ❤️ love, people!”

Cali Reggae with a strong twist of Southern Rock.  imagine something like Sublime mixed with The Allman Brothers 

Island Head is the creation of drummer, singer, songwriter, producer Billy Messinetti. A passion for reggae and love for musicians interacting and jamming are why Island Head was created. 

While Island Head’s album “Punky Reggae Party” is an all instrumental album mostly covering songs written by Bob Marley, their new music are vocal tunes of original music. 

Their first vocal release is “Blue Butterfly” written by Billy dedicated to the memory of his son Kyle. Kyle died of fentanyl poisoning at the age of 26. In 2023, the Kyle T. Messinetti Foundation was created. You will hear more about it, very soon!

PUNKY REGGAE PARTY 
Billy put together an allstar band for the album, “Punky Reggae Party”. The two guitarists are legendary reggae players.
Andy Bassford, lead & rhythm guitar (Shaggy, Sting, Toots & The Maytals) 
Mikey ‘Mao’ Chung, guitar (Peter Tosh, Black Uhuru)
Neil Jason, bass (Billy Joel, John Lennon) 
David Frank, keyboards (Phil Collins, Chaka Khan, Prince)
Timmy Cappello, saxophone (Tina Turner, The Lost Boys movie)
Don Harris, trumpet (Allman Brothers, Tower of Power, Nile RodgersChic)

The album was recorded live and allows the musicians a chance to step out, yet it is very listenable. It was mixed by Grammy award winning engineer/producer Dave O’Donnell (James Taylor, John Mayer) at The Hit Factory/Germano Studios, NYC. 

SiriusXM radio program director Pat McKay said; “Island Head is an important project to reggae. It’s always gr8 to have substantive, high art. This work contributes to reggae’s growth. Reminds others of what it really is and what is still possible. I feel so especially blessed to share this brilliant work with our audience.” Dermot Hussey is a legendary radio host on SiriusXM's The Joint reggae channel. Dermot Hussey said; "Island Head musicians, tastefully demonstrate that a fresh perspective can still be brought to Bob Marley music".

New tracks tagged #CaliReggae