The Brighton Beat, the genre-blending collective known for their infectious rhythms and bold sound, is excited to announce the release of "Feet First, Head Last," the lead single from their forthcoming album. This track is more than just a song; it's a mantra. Written to inspire movement, energy, and freedom, "Feet First, Head Last" urges listeners to let go of their inhibitions, hit the dance floor, and feel the rhythm deep in their bones.

With its steady, 4-on-the-floor disco-leaning drum pattern and a throbbing bassline that drives the track forward, "Feet First, Head Last" sets an electrifying pace. The powerful horns add layers of confidence and optimism, while the infectious gang vocals and blazing sax solo create an irresistible energy that’s sure to get you moving. The song also incorporates a tribal drum break featuring ethnic percussion, embracing influences from African high-life, Afrobeat, and the backbeat of Brazilian Samba.

“We wanted to create a song that immediately sets the tone for the entire album,” says bandleader Sammy Wags. "It's got that unmistakable ‘get up and go’ energy — the kind of track that gets you sweating on the dance floor. It’s all about the momentum, the motion, the celebration of life. We hope it excites listeners and makes them want to hear what comes next."

The track encapsulates everything that The Brighton Beat stands for — a blend of high-octane rhythm, global influences, and a message of joy and togetherness. "Feet First, Head Last" is the perfect overture to the upcoming album, an energetic introduction to the vibrant sounds and dynamic range that the band has been working on.

The single will be heavily promoted as the first official release from the new album, and fans can expect to hear it at every live show. It's a song meant to bring people together — whether you’re rolling down the windows and singing along or blasting it at your summer block party, “Feet First, Head Last” is bound to draw a crowd and set the vibe for the season.

The Brighton Beat is a genre-defying band that blends elements of funk, soul, Afrobeat, jazz, and more to create a sound that is uniquely their own. Known for their high-energy live performances, tight musicianship, and irresistible grooves, The Brighton Beat continues to captivate audiences worldwide with their infectious rhythms and bold musical style.

The Medicinals are back with their latest single,'Reach You', available on April 11, 2025, through Jackson Yard Records. This track combines classic reggae sounds with a modern twist and will be available on all major streaming platforms.

Drawing inspiration from reggae legends like Alpha Blondy, Bob Marley, and Peter Tosh, 'Reach You' mixes timeless rhythms with contemporary influences, creating a sound that feels both familiar and new. Lyrically, the song is all about love, connection, ands ticking together through life’s ups and downs—something that’s always at the heart of The Medicinals’ music.

"With 'Reach You,' we wanted to create something that honors the roots of reggae while pushing the boundaries of what it can sound like today. It’s about love, connection, and standing strong through life’s challenges – themes that have always been central to our music." says The Medicinals. "Just like the legends before us, we aim to make a sound that feels timeless but also speaks to the now."

Jackson Yard Records is proud to announce the release of 'That Train,' the latest single from Chris Berry, available on all major streaming platforms on March 21, 2025.

'That Train' takes a classic funk riff and transforms it into a fusion of Reggaeton, EDM, and Afrobeat, creating a dynamic and infectious groove. Chris Berry’s signature vocal sound—somewhere between the unmistakable tones of Sting and Bob Marley—soars over the track, delivering a chorus that explodes into a double-time dance beat. The song is as irresistibly danceable as its lyrics are meaningful, embodying deep appreciation for life. It’s a track that moves the body while lifting the spirit in gratitude.

Walking the line between an intimate, amorous soul song and a warm lo-fi instrumental, "Pressed Flowers" showcases the universally accessible songwriting of DELAFUNK and collaborative keyboard additions from world renowned artist, Shopan. A piece rich with the sensuality of a D'Angelo song that also combines smooth, melodic textures like the work of Robert Glasper and Bill Evans, "Pressed Flowers" is an aural representation of the romantic feelings of two lovers intertwining in the morning hours, the rich colors of the sunrise reflecting off of freshly pressed flowers on the bookshelf commemorating their first whisperings of a shared love.