Anyone who listens to reggae music knows Third World and the indelible mark they've left on the genre. Cat Coore's talent inspired countless musicians, including me. A few years ago, I was rehearsing for the Miami Beach Centennial event, sharing the bill with Third World, Andrea Bocelli, Barry Gibb, and other legends. Cat walked into my rehearsal room and stayed to listen to a few songs. After years of loving his band and his work, I finally got to tell him what his music meant to me. Fast...

I welcomed 2026 through meditation and prayer, and I’m feeling incredibly grateful. Looking back on everything that came together in 2025 fills me with appreciation, and I’m already thankful for the doors opening in this new year. I’m trusting the journey and the guidance I’m receiving. All glory to The Most High.

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In 1997, after rocking the Zen Music Festival with my progressive rock-reggae band Le Coup, I felt a pull to explore a new sound....