The WaxSingles get attention. Albums reveal the artist.
Wax gives each reggae album the full-spin treatment exploring the first impression, what holds it together, its production, standout moment, three essential tracks, and final verdict.
Ky-Mani Marley’s Love and Energy Is Built for the Full Spin
Ten years after his last full-length album, Ky-Mani Marley returns with Love and Energy— a warm, soulful blend of reggae, R&B and roots music built for poolside afternoons, open roads and, most importantly, the full spin.
Protoje’s The Art of Acceptance Makes Reflection Feel Revolutionary
Protoje’s The Art of Acceptance turns inward without losing reggae’s pulse, blending roots, hip-hop, jazz and personal reflection into a warm, cohesive album that rewards the full spin.
Chronixx’s Exile Finds Power in Stillness
After eight years between albums, Chronixx returns with Exile — a soulful, meditative journey through faith, resilience and love. A quiet sleeper and perhaps a future classic.