Seresta do Rasta

Seresta do Rasta has made a mark in the reggae scene with several tracks that resonate with fans. “True Love” stands out as a heartfelt anthem, exploring themes of connection and unity. Another notable track is “Tadala - Ao Vivo,” showcasing their live energy and engagement with the audience.

Other popular songs like “Banana Boat (Day-O),” “Árvore,” and “Química Natural” reflect a blend of traditional reggae sounds with Brazilian influences. “Jerusalém” and “Fala Só de Amor” delve into deeper messages, emphasizing love and peace. The live recordings, such as “Costura - Ao Vivo,” capture the essence of their performances, making listeners feel part of the experience.

Tracks like “Ainda Te Amor Demais” and “Paz de Jah” further highlight their range, offering a mix of rhythms and lyrics that speak to various emotions. Each song contributes to the unique vibe Seresta do Rasta brings to the reggae genre.

Seresta do Rasta recently released the album "Luau do Rasta (2025)", adding to their discography with fresh rhythms and themes. This album follows "Olha a Pedra 2.0 (2025)" and "Olha a Pedra (2024)", showcasing their ongoing evolution in sound and style. Each album reflects their commitment to reggae and roots reggae, a staple in their work.

Among their latest singles is "Química Natural (Ao Vivo) (2025)", capturing the energy of live performances. "Melhor Amigo (2025)" brings a different vibe, while "RAPARIGA (2025)" and "Bebe Negão (2025)" continue to explore various topics within their music. These tracks highlight their ability to blend traditional reggae elements with contemporary influences, appealing to a wide audience. Each release provides listeners with a glimpse into their artistic journey and the messages they aim to convey.

Seresta do Rasta has teamed up with Tierry and J. Eskine on several tracks that showcase their collaborative energy. One standout is “Tadala - Ao Vivo,” where the combined talents create a rhythm that engages listeners. The blend of different styles brings a unique flavor to the track, making it a memorable addition to the setlist.

Another significant collaboration is “Costura - Ao Vivo.” Here, the synergy between Seresta do Rasta, Tierry, and J. Eskine is evident as they navigate through smooth melodies and catchy hooks. The partnership continues with “Vai Orar Criatura - Ao Vivo,” which also benefits from their distinct contributions. Each collaboration demonstrates how the artists complement each other, enriching the reggae roots scene.

Tracks like “Dez De Dez - Ao Vivo” and “Não Sabe Beber, Não Bebe - Ao Vivo” further illustrate their ability to create engaging music together. The combination of their voices and styles provides a platform for fresh ideas and sounds in the reggae genre.