Diane Warren's Reggae Album: Classics Remixed

0:00On April 17, Diane Warren, the hit-making legend behind songs like Rhythm of the Night, is dropping her first reggae album on July 31. It's called Songs in the Key of Diane, a 13-track collection of her classics, Deep Cuts, and Unreleased Gems reimagined by top reggae acts. They previewed it last Friday with Common Kings turning that debarge banger into a smooth island vibe. This project grew from over 30 years of collab between Warren and regime music group President Stephen Rosen, who curated and co-produced it with. Warren and island empire founders, Ivory Daniel and Kevin Zinger. Warren says her best songs got strong bones, melody, lyrics, rhythm that flex in any genre from ballad to dance or now reggae. Fans are buzzing about the lineup, packed with Pacific reggae stars like Polynesian singer Sammy Johnson on an unreleased track called I Heart U, and Hawaiian artist Emma Kewa, flipping when I see you smile. It's bittersweet too, featuring the late Fiji's final recording on you kind of beautiful,

1:03a tune he nailed right before passing at 55 last, July. Other highlights include Anuay on Can Fight the Moonlight, Gramps Morgan from Morgan Heritage, with the timely I wish that and covers like Eli. Max take on, I'll never get over you, getting over me and Allie of Brown's I don't want to miss a thing, and Nomads blame it on the rain. Even unreleased joints like Pia Mia's Hay Haters, get their shine. Reggae heads and pop fans alike, should peep this fusion, warn proving her timeless heads vibe anywhere, keeping the rhythm alive across worlds. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates.