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Rest in Power, Cocoa Tea

The reggae world has lost a true legend. Cocoa Tea, with his smooth vocals, conscious lyrics, and uplifting spirit, was a cornerstone of the genre—his music a guiding light for generations. From “Young Lover” to “Rikers Island” to “Barack Obama,” his songs resonated across the globe, carrying messages of love, unity, and social justice.

His legacy will live on through the timeless melodies he gifted us. Rising Roots family sends love and strength to his family, friends, and fans worldwide.

Jah guide, Cocoa Tea. Your voice will never fade.

Congratulations Kenroy Mullings, his album landed on Billboard’ Fresh picks! 🙌

Reggae/Dancehall Fresh Picks of the Month: Protoje, Patrice Roberts, Kenroy Mullings & More Listen to 10 new must-hear reggae, dancehall and soca songs by Teejay, Nailah Blackman and Masicka.

Emma - featuring Italee Watson - Official Music Video EMMA A SONG FEATURED BY MY GREAT SISTER ITALEE WATSON !!!Emma is an angel and angels must be heard.Many of them come to us with so strong teachings that brin...

Stop scrolling! 🎶 Presenting a captivating new instrumental album featuring the incredible Kenroy Mullings. We invite you to experience these moody melodies that will elevate your playlist!

Brighter Days Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

You’ve seen him on stages and in studios across the globe 🌎, and now is ready to drop his debut album, Brighter Days, this month! Featuring Live performances from Kenroy, and some of the most talented musicians in Jamaica, this project is more than just music—it’s a legacy.

“Brighter Days isn’t about chasing clout; it’s about leaving something meaningful for future generations. I’ve seen incredible musicians pass on without sharing their great works, and I hope this album sets an example for the next wave of talent.” -Kenroy Mullings

Stay tuned for something special! 🎶

Africa Must Dub, by One Drum, Abba Alabanza, Da Lion from the album Africa Must Be Free