Reggae

This single from the album 'Chase The Light' ('17) by French soul-reggae project Soul Sugar. Timmy Thomas's R&B classic 'Why Can't We Live Together' is a refreshing Mellow soul-reggae-disco cover. With a Japanese delusional jacket.

This meeting of two great reggae artists is reissued on LP for the very first time. A must-have for reggae, roots and dancehall collectors, it includes Johnson's fabulous take on "Sitting In The Park" and French's protest "No War". It was recorded at the...

This is the album that started it all. Cock Sparrer has "Shock Troops". Rancid has "Let's Go". The Aggrolites have "Dirty Reggae"; and off the back of this album emerged a scene embracing that term itself, that would grow to be bigger than the band could...

This is a Roots, Reggae, Classic! Limited 7" Re-Press / In Demand Roots Anthem. Backed by Prince Jammy's black belt dub cut. Recorded at Channel One and Mixed at King Tubby's.1. What a Great Day - Lacksley Castell 2. Throne of Blood - Prince Jammy

This is a Roots, Reggae, Classic! Limited 7" Re-Press / In Demand Roots Anthem. Backed by Prince Jammy's black belt dub cut. Recorded at Channel One and Mixed at King Tubby's.1. Give the People What They Want-Sugar Minott 2. Brothers of the Blade-Prince...

This exquisite new album showcases a selection of recent recordings from Barry Biggs, one of reggae music's foremost proponents of sophisticated, romantically inclined music, whose hit making career has spanned the best part of half a century.

This essential double sider was first released in 1967 on Crystal Records, the Jamaican record label owned by the famed producer Derrick Harriott. Derrick produced both of these great songs. The single was also released on the Coxsone label in the U.K...

This album was issued in 1980 in a limited edition of 300 copies on a blank label in a plain sleeve with no credits. It has never been re-pressed since then and has become a seriously in-demand collectors' item with copies changing hands for between ú100...

This album is dedicated to the memory of both Ariane 'Ari Up' Forster and Lincoln Valentine 'Style' Scott with whom the project started. 'Dub No Frontiers' is inspired by and features women vocalists we knew from the UK or had met while travelling around...

This album follows on from where Gussie and Big Youth produced the first of the new groundbreaking deejay albums "Screaming Target." These albums revolutionized the reggae genre. This album stands out with it's articulate, caustic social commentary and...

These recordings are from the final studio session before Desmond's untimely death in 2006. Pressed on red vinyl.1. It Mek 2. Hippopotamus 3. Nincompoop 4. Opportunity 5. Sabotage 6. You Can Get It If You Really Want 7. Unity 8. Where Did It Go 9...

There has always been a Reggae influence in the music of El Michels Affair. From their cover of "Hung Up On My Baby" done in a Reggae style, to the general sound and approach that permeates Leon's production style. While recording Bailey's 2020 Ekundayo...