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A 1971 album by reggae artist Delroy Wilson gets the LP-reissue... -
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A welcome reissue of an essential dub set from Centry, originally appearing on the Conscious Sounds label in 1993 Featuring ten varied-in-style rootical dubs from Centry consisting of Nigel Lake, Chris Petter, and Dougie Wardrop, with the set mixed by the latter Features some blazing horns and vocal snippets (from Danny Red, King... -
One of the finest Jamaican soul singers of his generation, Ken Boothe burst onto the international stage when his sublime rendering of Bread's melancholic 'Everything I Own' topped the UK charts in the autumn of 1974 In 1970, he moved to Leslie Kong's Beverley's imprint to record 'Freedom Street' Comes on 180 gram... -
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'Cloak & Dagger' is the 1973 studio album by Lee 'Scratch' Perry This early dub release is a testament to Perry's lo-fi mastery as he utilized his four-track soundcraft board, tape delays, phasers, reverb and any other ambient sounds he could get this hands on as an instrument rather than just to record instruments Comes on... -
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40th anniversary 2-LP edition of ‘dub poet’ Linton Kwesi Johnson’s classic 1980 album, released on Island Records, with additional LP – ‘LKJ in Dub’, featuring dub versions of tracks from Bass Culture and previous studio LP ‘Forces Of Victory’ Produced by Linton Kwesi Johnson and the legendary Dennis Bovell... -
Congo meets Jamaica on this exceptional reggae album from the late seventies Made in collaboration with Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Seskain Molenga and with liner notes by David Katz The Belgian labels Planet Ilunga, specializing in researching, documenting and releasing Congolese music from the fifties to seventies, and Roots... -
The Ethiopians was one of Jamaica's most popular bands during the late ska, rocksteady and early reggae era The 'Reggae Power' album, in collaboration with producer Karl 'JJ' Johnson, contains catchy melodies and rhythms and features actress Pauline Peart on the sleeve cover Comes on 180 gram... -
Mikey Dread started out as an engineer with the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation when some of the most innovative reggae was being recorded in Jamaica He convinced his bosses to give him his own radio program called Dread At The Controls and the rest is history You can hear his radio announcements and shout outs before most tracks... -
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From Mille Plateaux to Leaf, Staubgold, and Raster-Noton, ~scape, among others, or on his own label Ripatti, the Finnish artist Sasu Ripatti, aka Vladislav Delay, has been exploring various iterations of the "dub culture vs electronica", since 1997 His sonic crafts and unique signature sound have been sought after by an eclectic... -
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After the sell out success of 3 12 inches released at the tail end of 2019, For the Love of You is a 12 track compilation of lovers rock covers curated by Sam Don and overseen by Euan Fryer of AOTN Featuring amazing covers of tracks by artists such as Leon Ware, Mtume, Archie Bell, The Gap Band, Lowrell, Prince, Starvue, Bobby... -
Errol Dunkley was an early reggae star and one of the youngest, recording his first side (“My Queen”) at the age of 12 for Prince Buster in 1964 and scoring his first hit (“You’re Gonna Need Me”) in 1967 Later, he became a key performer in the ‘70s Brit-Reggae scene, just missing the Top Ten in 1978 with his remake of... -
Parisian label Another Moon announce the release of the second collaborative album by Scott Monteith, aka Deadbeat, and Paul St Hilaire, aka Tikiman, entitled Four Quarters of Love and Modern Lash When asked about the album's motivations and production process, Monteith had the following to say: "I first heard Paul's voice back in... -
ABA/NIGERIA' - "It's been a long journey from the day in Nigeria when we found, inside an Alpha Kuffa - 'Messiah I' sleeve, a blank test press of the Yangaman Bob LP with a little Top Rank sticker on it, to the day we met the producer, the great and brilliant George Dureke, who gave us the test presses of the remaining unreleased... -
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The 12-track Skatalites album contains some of the best tracks the group cut for producer Duke Reid While by no means a definitive collection, Skatalite collates some choice cuts like 'Eastern Standard Time', 'Don-De-Lion' and 'Yard Broom' featuring the classic line-up on fine form, with Don Drummond on Trombone, Jackie Mittoo's... -
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Balmagie Jam Rock consists of 16 unreleased dub mixes from the dub master King Tubby All the original songs were written and produced by Roy Cousins from The Royals Featuring a virtual who’s who of reggae from the classic era — Sly & Robbie, Lloyd Parkes, Pablo Black, Lloyd Charmers, Ansel Collins, Earl Lindo, Tony Chin,... -
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The next official reissue oozes the feelgood factor, a reggae disco cover of ‘Ain’t Nobody’ by Jamaican artist Yvonne Archer For the first time since the original release in 1980 the full length original 12” mix gets the reissue treatment along with the Lovers Rock leaning ‘Checking Out The Way I... -
Long before the fusion of dancehall and reggae, there was a time when vocal trios dominated Jamaica’s music scene From the early ’60s, three-part harmony ensembles peppered the charts with driving ska hits By the time the lilting rhythms of rocksteady emerged in late 1966, an outfit made some of the most popular and... -
“Over the years, they would come to say that the Africans just appeared one day in Jamaica That two Congo men somehow materialized on the streets of Kingston sometime in 1977, almost as if by magic, speaking not a word of English or patwa The duo, they say, were musicians brought in by a Jamaican promoter—a woman who...
