Grammy winner Kabaka Pyramid releases reggae single ‘Rotation’
Produced by French producer Fatbabs, the rub-a-dub track calls on DJs and sound systems worldwide to keep reggae in rotation.
NEW YORK, United States. Grammy Award-winning reggae artist Kabaka Pyramid has released his latest single, “Rotation”, a rub-a-dub anthem celebrating the enduring spirit of reggae.
The track follows two solo releases earlier this year and marks the next chapter in his 2026 musical journey, Jamaican entertainment publicist Ronnie Tomlinson told Caribbean Life on Monday 10 August.
It was produced by French producer Fatbabs, best known for his work with Naâman.
Tomlinson, chief executive of New York-based Destine Media, said the track “pairs a deep, bass-heavy riddim with Kabaka’s unmistakable lyricism, creating a record that is equally suited for dance floors, sound systems and international festival stages”.
A call to DJs
She said the record was “a call to DJs, selectors, and sound systems around the world to continue championing reggae music and its timeless ability to heal, inspire and unite communities”.
Kabaka Pyramid said: “There’s so much going on in the world right now, but I truly believe if we played more reggae, we’d all be better off.”
“Reggae has always had a healing nature,” he added. “It brings people together, lifts spirits and reminds us of our shared humanity.”
He said the song was his “way of encouraging DJs, selectors and sound systems everywhere to keep that energy alive by keeping reggae in rotation”.
Tomlinson said that since winning the Grammy for “The Kalling”, Kabaka Pyramid had remained “one of reggae’s most respected voices, recognised for combining sharp lyricism, musical versatility and purposeful messages”.
“Rotation” is available on all major streaming platforms.
