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This reggae recording from the Philippines, titled *Reggae Covers Popular Songs 2025*, features a range of artists performing covers. Among them, Pinky Dread contributes "Point of View," "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," "Earned It," and "One." Beluga's Trio performs "Living on Both Sides," "Time Flies," and "Come with Me." Corcovado Frequency covers "Wake Me Up" and "Anti-Hero." Vintage Reggae Soundsystem offers "Feel the Solution," "Misunderstanding," "Thunder," and "Carry On." Shamanic Dub presents "Your Temple" and "Let Go of the Time." Other artists include Sarah Menescal ("I'll Be There for You"), Luca Giacco ("If You Don't Know Me by Now"), Bristol Love ("Good Thing"), STEREO DUB ("Heroes"), Rolla ("About Damn Time"), Os Alquimistas ("Break My Stride"), Trippynova ("Come"), Groove Da Praia ("Promises (as the Years Go by)"), General Soundbwoy ("You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling"), United Rhythms Of Brazil ("Look Sharp!"), Lila Frascara ("In the Garden"), and Sublime Reggae Kings ("Ho Hey").