Reggae lovers have every reason to rejoice as reggae artist Lenn Hammond drops two blazing new singles, signaling that he’ll be musically raging into 2026. The tracks, “I’ll Be True”—produced by Andre Lee for Drop the Bass Label and written by Constantine “Lenn” Hammond—and “Gone Wid It,” produced by Jah Mike for Reggae Vibes Productions Inc., are already making waves on all major streaming platforms. Both songs serve as early reflections of Hammond’s next album, which is set to arrive soon.
As he builds momentum, Lenn Hammond is preparing for a monumental 2026. The reggae crooner will be hitting the road for an international tour, collaborating with Brandfluenzer out of New York and the creative agency People’s Revolution, led by Kelly Cutrone. These partnerships mark another bold chapter in his long-standing journey as a musical nomad.
Canadian fans can also look forward to seeing Hammond up close. He has plans to visit Canada next year, with hopes of being part of the Reggae North Music Awards in September 2026. His connection to Canada runs deep—not only did he emigrate there in his youth, but he is also a two-time JUNO Award winner, earning accolades for his self-titled album.
Known for songs steeped in love, romance, and the emotional complexities of relationships, Lenn’s music also dives into social critique, nature’s beauty, and the simple joy of living. His journeys have taken him across Japan, Europe, and Canada, with recent promotional appearances in Germany receiving an enthusiastic response.
Born in Port Maria, St. Mary, Jamaica, Lenn Hammond carries the legacy of a powerful musical dynasty—his father Winston Hammond, the legendary Beres Hammond, and his cousin Yogie. With a grounded foundation, a global fanbase, and new music already turning heads, Lenn Hammond is carving out yet another unforgettable era in reggae music.