June 24th, 2022 will mark the date Arizona’s The Irie dropped their debut 10-track album that features guest appearances by Nathan Aurora of Iya Terra and the late Andy J Chaves of Katastro.

Planet Paradise was produced by Matt Keller who has produced Katastro, The Maine, Anarbor and more. This will be the bands first full length release after putting out 2 EP’s over the last 2 years as the band has only been around since 2019.

The Irie out of AZ is taking it sweet and slow with a mist-scorching sunshine rhythm for the dog days of August and a best friend sitting shotgun in their new tune “Turn Me Up” feat. The Elovaters.

Hang with the boys of The Irie? Yes, please. Based off the new wickedly vivacious video by the band, a night with them is anything but ordinary. Waking up all over the floor (and Johnny even on the furniture), The Irie comes to after a long night of partying with babes... at least, from what they can recall.

One of the biggest risers in the Reggae-Rock scene, The Irie, is premiering their newest song “Morning” off of their upcoming EP right here with Reggae 360. The homies from Arizona rented a house in Scottsdale to record the raw, acoustic video for “Morning”. The video was recorded by Ray² Productions and the song will be featured on The Irie’s new EP coming out this winter.

One of the biggest risers in the Reggae-Rock scene, The Irie, is premiering their newest song “Morning” off of their upcoming EP right here with Reggae 360. The homies from Arizona rented a house in Scottsdale to record the raw, acoustic video for “Morning”. The video was recorded by Ray² Productions and the song will be featured on The Irie’s new EP coming out this winter.

Here's a weird coincidence: Can't Get Enough, the latest EP from Valley reggae band The Irie, debuted at No. 1 the same weekend that would have been Bob Marley's 76th birthday. Does this dash of serendipity bode well for the future of the band? Hard to say, but there's no denying their four-track effort isn't still hugely entertaining. Case in point: "Never Alone," a deeply sentimental, doubly endearing ballad that also happens to be a light and breezy slice of pure island-style reggae. Maybe Tuff Gong himself would have approved.

Arizona reggae band The Irie return a week after unveiling the music video for love song “Never Alone” with the single’s official release! Following the band’s summery “Turn Me Up” track (featuring The Elovaters), “Never Alone” stands as the first song off The Irie’s forthcoming Can’t Get Enough EP, due out February 5th.

One of the biggest risers in the Reggae-Rock scene, The Irie, is premiering their newest song “Morning” off of their upcoming EP right here with Reggae 360. The homies from Arizona rented a house in Scottsdale to record the raw, acoustic video for “Morning”. The video was recorded by Ray² Productions and the song will be featured on The Irie’s new EP coming out this winter.

“This track delivers a nice summer vibe. ‘Turn Me Up’ brings a Reggae sound along with a Pop like vibe that simply feels like the combination of sunshine on your face, and cold beer on your hand. The vocal groove is one that is easy to fall into, and the beat carries you along without effort.”

— Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)

The Irie is a local act with a message that should be heard by the whole wide world. This is, after all, the age of self-care and learning to love yourself before you can love anybody else. “Toxic Love” addresses exactly those topics in The Irie’s classic chill reggae-inspired style.

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