DJ Easy Drops March 2026 Reggae Mix Featuring Cecile, Christopher Martin, Shenseea

DJ Easy released "Reggae Mix March 2026" on March 14, pulling together contemporary singles and classic cuts that move across mainstream reggae, roots, and dancehall-inflected territory. The mix draws from a roster that includes Cecile, Christopher Martin, Shenseea, Busy Signal, Chronixx, and an artist listed as Antho, whose full name was not confirmed in available materials at the time of publication.

The selection reflects a broader moment in how reggae and dancehall content is being packaged and distributed. Regime Radio, a platform serving DJs and programmers, announced a parallel shift this year, moving away from the weekly singles model that has long been standard for promotional music services. "Starting in 2026, we'll be releasing fewer and fewer weekly singles," wrote Regime Don, the voice behind Regime Radio's programming strategy. "Instead, we're going all-in on curated packs and collections."

The platform is promoting its REGIME 2026 – Just Vibes 2026 Singles Pack as the centerpiece of that new approach, describing it as covering "everything reggae and dancehall, from Jamaica and across the world," with hit collections uploaded on a monthly basis. The pitch to working selectors is direct: "One source. One plug. No chasing singles. Just vibes, just hits, all year long."

Regime Radio's catalog, which runs into the hundreds of entries, includes tracks from artists spanning a wide geography, with entries from I-Octane, Imeru Tafari, Intence, Kalado, Kardinal Offishall, and Kemar Highcon, among many others. That catalog is separate from DJ Easy's mix and the two have not been confirmed to overlap.

For the selector community, the convergence of DJ Easy's drop and Regime Radio's announced pivot points toward the same conclusion: in 2026, curation is the currency.