Unity Gospel Radio’s Top Ten Reggae Jams of the Week

  Leading the pack is Akeem Gardiner’s “Reggae Worship” from the album “Heart’s Song”. Gardiner, a seasoned gospel reggae artist, delivers transcendent melodies that sail smoothly on waves of rich, rhythmic beats. The track’s success lies not just in its musical arrangement, but also in its message of adoration and gratitude, reminding us why Gardiner’s touch is considered golden in reggae gospel circles.

Next up, “Yahweh” by Sone G & Jason Mighty from Yahweh – Single. This dynamic duo blends their distinctive voices in an expressive testimony of faith. Their unique sonic signatures and the track’s pulsating beats create an electrifying resonance that’s hard to resist.

On the same wavelength, we find “God Yu Nuh Easy” by Junior Tucker. This single is a testament to Tucker’s ability to marry infectious reggae rhythms with a powerful spiritual message. This track is a direct conversation with the divine, wrapped in a groovy package.

Meanwhile, “Step” by Minister Marion Hall is a rhythmic powerhouse that encourages listeners to dance their way to devotion. “No Surrendah (feat. AdeJoe)” by Oshane Mchugh, and “Full A God” by Rian Davis follow suit with their vigorous beats and fervent messages of faith.

Adding some soulful spice to our list, we have “The Recipe” by Levy’s Heritage, “Deliverer” by Sterling Roberts, and “Bexx and Buss” by Sone G. Rounding up our chart, “Holy Forever (Radio Edit) [feat. BISHOP WAYNE VERNON]” by Latoya HD brings us a catchy tune wrapped in a spiritual message that’s bound to stick.

So there you have it, our top reggae gospel picks of the week. Each track, in its unique way, reflects current trends while staying true to reggae’s roots and the Gospel’s timeless message. Tune in next week as we continue to spin the best in reggae gospel, pointing souls towards Christ, one track at a time!