Tahitian roots reggae collective Reggae Tahiti returns with “Remember Who We Are,” a brand new album for the group’s growing fans.
The project arrived on May 28, 2026, and it carries seven songs across thirty-seven minutes. It lands under the RT Roots 987 imprint, with the collective handling the writing and the warm, organic roots reggae sound throughout.
The group comes from Tahiti, and its members have spent years building a catalogue that honours Polynesian heritage alongside classic Jamaican rhythms. Tracks like “Alone But Not Lost” and “Nana” have pulled millions of streams, so the audience is already there. “Remember Who We Are” fits neatly into that run of releases.
The album leans on skanking rhythm guitars, resonant Hammond organs, and steady one-drop drum kicks. Because the arrangements stay uncluttered, the vocal harmonies get room to breathe. It makes sense right now, while listeners keep asking for message-driven reggae with real cultural roots behind it.
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