Produced by Winston "Wee Pow" Powell of the famous Jamaican sound system Stone Love, the Banjo riddim features Jah Bouks, Anthony Cruz, Bobby Crystal, Ricky Ticky and Kristopher. 
A new ganja tune from Solo Banton, Sensi, one of his favourite subjects, over a production by Curtis Lynch (Necessary Mayhem) on their dubstep division Killa Mosquito.
Discover the first video by the Barcelona band Rampalion, directed by Sherkhan, with the track Caribbean Nights from their first album, "Songs 'Bout Love and Fight".
"You're so beautiful, how could I resist your love?" sings Romain Virgo languorously on the Selection riddim (First Name Music), which reworks the Wailers' Hypocrite. 
Snoop Dogg aka Snoop Lion covers Akon's hit Tired of Running, a new video from his latest album "Reincarnated", produced by Diplo.
Busy Signal and RC (Righteous Child) dream of better days, on the Brighter Days riddim produced by the Germans of Silly Walks Discotheque.
Mardjenal champions smile therapy with Smile, taken from the mixtape of the same name, available for free.
This week on Reggae Juice, Blues Party welcomes Ricky (Saï-Saï) and the Jamaican singer Paul Elliott, from Waterhouse, on the occasion of the release of their respective albums. 
Protoje is rare on juggling series, but here he is on the Militancy riddim produced by Wynta James (Overstand Entertainment) with Resist No Evil, a reference to the Gospel according to Matthew, which urges us to "turn the other cheek".
"Before I wash, before I brush my teeth, before my cup of tea", the English singer Mr Traffic celebrates the first spliff of the day, on the Casio Tone riddim produced by Weedy G Soundforce.
The London deejay El Fata links up again with the Scots Riddim Tuffa, who produce his new EP, "Dancehall Style" (already available), from which this Revolution Time is taken.
Dragon Davy's new album, "Dragon & Friends", out soon, brings together the best of the French scene. Here he is with Straika D and Mardjenal. 
While (impatiently) waiting for their new album next year, Raging Fyah have shot the video for Running Away, taken from their first album. Ideal for (re)discovering this band, one to watch closely!
Heading to the Indian Ocean for this new Reggae Juice: Blues Party welcomes the young singer MK 7.5, from Mauritius, halfway between reggae, hip hop and seggae.
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