Dub Store Records is the Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae and Dancehall reissue label run by the eponymous Tokyo based record store. The label aims at accurately covering the 50-plus years of Jamaican music, and pass on many rare and magnificent recordings, which are non-commercial and highly artistic. Carefully handing down the tradition of reggae music, Dub Store Records has so far issued recordings from labels and artists such as Studio One, Federal Records (Federal, Kentone, Merritone), Jammys, Bunny Wailer’s Solomonic, Derrick Harriott, Kiddus I, Redman International, King Tubby’s Firehouse, Fam’s, BMN and much more to come.
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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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Remastered reissue of this superb release The Joe Higgs album 'Life Of Contradiction' is, without doubt, one of the most seminal reggae records of all time Originally recorded for Chris Blackwell of Island Records the rights of 'Life Of Contradiction' were then given to Joe Higgs who released the album in Jamaica and the UK in... -
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... -
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... -
“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... -
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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...