Son & Water

Son & Water has made a mark in the reggae and roots reggae scene with their distinct sound and relatable lyrics. One of their notable tracks is “Just An Illusion,” which captures a sense of yearning and reflection. The song resonates with listeners, making it a favorite at live shows. Another standout is “Keep That Smile,” a track that encourages positivity and perseverance, often lifting spirits in tough times.

Their music portfolio includes tracks like “Loyal,” “Home,” “Lost,” and “Freedom,” showcasing a blend of heartfelt themes and catchy rhythms. “Up With You” brings an upbeat vibe that often gets people moving. The “Missed Your Chance - Te Reo Version” highlights their commitment to cultural expression and connection. Each song contributes to their growing presence in the reggae genre, appealing to fans both in New Zealand and beyond.

Son & Water has recently released a series of singles that continue to showcase their reggae roots. Their latest tracks include “Missed Your Chance (Te Reo Version)” and “Home,” both released in 2025. “Loyal” also contributes to their growing discography from this year, adding to the themes of connection and resilience often found in their music.

Another notable release is “Just An Illusion,” which reflects their unique sound and lyrical style. Each track offers a blend of catchy rhythms and thoughtful lyrics, appealing to fans of reggae and roots music. With these new songs, Son & Water continues to explore familiar themes while inviting listeners to engage with their latest work.

Son & Water has collaborated with Myshaan on two tracks, "Home" and "Missed Your Chance - Te Reo Version."

The song "Home" showcases a blend of their styles, bringing a fresh perspective to the reggae genre. This collaboration allows both artists to express their thoughts on belonging and community, resonating with listeners on a personal level.

In "Missed Your Chance - Te Reo Version," they explore themes of opportunity and reflection. By incorporating Te Reo, the Māori language, this version adds a cultural layer, emphasizing the importance of heritage in modern music. These collaborations highlight Son & Water's ability to connect with diverse audiences while staying rooted in reggae traditions.