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Review: Mountone Records wins us over right from the first moment of this, their first release. They feature Jamaican legend Stranger Cole seeing up his buttery vocals with music from The Steadytones on a limited edition rocksteady 7". 'Rude Boy' has superb horns leading the way as the swaggering, ska-infused rhythms carry you away on a hot day and the guitar riffs keep you moving. Flip it over and you'll find the slightly longer 'Koffee'. It's slower and more precise, with a haunting and mystical lead next to more rock-tinged guitar kicks and bolder drum hits. A fine experiment with tried and teased rocksteady tropes.
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Leroy Wallace - "Rob-Oil"
Slim Smith - "My Girl"
Review: Byron Bucknor has established the Sid Buck reissue label to honour his late father's musical legacy, and he's kicking off in fine style with this classic single originally released in 1974. Cousin of the fabled Sir Coxsone Dodd, Sid Bucknor was an influential sound engineer at Studio One in his own right, not to mention gracing the likes of Treasure Isle, King Tubby's, Joe Gibbs' and Channel One amongst many others. On the A side of this single we get the heavy, urgent roots of Leroy Wallace's 'Rob Oil' backed up with Keith 'Slim' Smith delivering a sweet rendition of evergreen soul classic 'My Girl'. It's everything you want from a perfect reggae 45, and will no doubt hip a few more people to Bucknor's legacy.
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Álbumes
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Cat: RROO 356. Rel: 17 Mar 22
Review: Bobby Melody and Singie Singie's Two Uprising Stars was recorded with the Roots Radics band at Channel One studio. It was a classic as soon as it dropped and it has only got more revered over the years as a superb early dancehall album that lay a foundation for the newly emerging sound after the initial reggae revolution. It is an album that has tracks full of space, which allow the hissing hi hats and rumbling drums plenty of room to make their impact, as well as giving the vocals just as much air. This reissue will save you having to track down and pay large sums for an OG so don't sleep.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Review: Disco-infused reggae and soulful grooves are on the agenda as Prince Fatty takes to the controls with regular vocal colllaborators Shniece and Horseman along for the ride too. For the Disco Deception album, he raids the reinvents various classics in the image of his own signature low-end energy and impeccable production, giving us original and dub mixes to choose from in several cases. His version of Krfatwerk's 'The Model', which features both Shniece and Horseman, was an underground smash when it emerged a couple of years back and sounds as vital as ever. 'Fever', made famous by Peggy Lee as far as 1958, gets some soul-stirring vocals from Shniece, and Tom Browne's 'Funkin' For Jamaica (NY)' is a glory of funky basslines to shimmering horns. A magnetic atmosphere that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish, all with character to spare.
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Review: Samory I, one of Jamaica's most promising reggae artists to watch, releases his eagerly-awaited solo debut album Strength. The LP follows Black Gold, his 2017 collaborative album with the iconic producer Rory 'Stonelove' Gilligan. Named after Samory I's affectionate moniker for his son, Strength is an 11-track storied opus produced by esteemed Jamaican producer Winta James, whose credits include hits with Protoje, Chronixx and Damian Marley. Samory I said the LP represents "the struggles I've overcome, both mentally and physically." Growing up in Kencot, a rougher neighborhood in Kingston, Jamaica, he faced many adversities and found reggae music as a form of salvation. He used his voice as both an instrument and vehicle for social change in his community. The album is a true reflection of its title, proving that courage and love prevails above all.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Ready & Waiting (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7819. Rel: 20 Jun 22
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Celebrate The Bullet (remastered) (180 gram clear vinyl LP)
Cat: CHRX 1306. Rel: 10 Nov 22
Review: Celebrate The Bullet was the revered second album by The Selecter back in February 1981. It came on the heels of the massive debut Too Much Pressure and a serious run of singles including the likes of 'Missing Words' and 'On My Radio.' Here though things slowed down a little with lyrical commentaries still coming thick and fast on everything from racial to social issues. At the time, the recent murder of John Lennon and an assassination attempt on U.S. President Ronald Regan meant the album got little to no mainstream support because of the title. For this special reissue, the original production tapes were dug out and remastered by Alchemy Mastering at AIR.
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Greatest Hits Live (gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: PLATE 053LP. Rel: 19 Jan 23
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Review: The Selector's debut album Too Much Pressure was a driving force in the revivalist, punk-era ska sound that helped make Two-Tone Records so legendary. The band went on to score plenty of Top 40 hits in the British charts and remain one of the era's biggest bands. They featured a racially diverse line-up and tackled plenty of socio-political issues head-on in their lyrics and were a killer live act, too. That's captured on this live album which brims with youthful energy and big ska and post-punk sounds and of course the rude-girl vocal style of Pauline Black.
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Live At The NEC 1980 (Record Store Day RSD 2023) (clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 810098 500616. Rel: 11 May 23
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Too Much Pressure (40th Anniversary Edition) (clear vinyl LP)
Cat: CDLTTR 5002. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Review: Celebrating four decades since its original release, The Selecter's crucial Too Much Pressure receives a well-deserved anniversary edition reissue on clear vinyl. This timeless ska masterpiece continues to resonate with its infectious energy and socially conscious lyrics, upbeat rhythms and Pauline Black's commanding vocals. Together all that creates a potent blend that remains as relevant today as it was upon its debut. This special edition offers fans old and new a chance to (re)discover the album's brilliance, complete with bonus tracks and remastered sound. The Selecter's enduring influence on the ska genre is in part down to this fine album.
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Green Leaves (heavyweight vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: SRLP 031. Rel: 01 Feb 21
Review: It's back to 1989 for this classic bit of Nigerian ecological soul. Filled with six dubby manifestos to the beauty and importance of the environment and nature around us, Green Leaves has sublime vocals by the late, great, Guatemala born, Nigeria based Sheila Majekodunmi over an electric dub sound with old school synth sounds and nice rolling rhythms. This marks her only album as she sadly died in her forties. It's a great mastering job by Superfly that makes this an essential one for any time of year, but particularly as the weather starts to warm up.
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Chicken Blues (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: LQ 148. Rel: 28 Oct 22
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Silver Bullets (limited gatefold numbered 180 gram audiophile orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2896C. Rel: 22 Nov 21
Review: Jamaican reggae harmony group The Silvertones were formed in 1964. The band was founded by Gilmore Grand and Keith Coley with the addition of Delroy Denton completing the lineup. It wasn't until 1973 that they recorded their debut album, Silver Bullets, with production taken care of by the late great Lee Scratch Perry. It was actually the first ever album tone produced in Perry's iconic Black Arc Studio and came on Trojan Records with single like 'I'll Take You Home' and 'Rejoice Jah Jah Children.' It is packed with laid back island sounds and beautiful vocals and has been pressed here on nice heavy vinyl for a warm and fulsome feel.
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Change Up (coloured vinyl LP (comes in different coloured vinyl, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: JUMP 182LP. Rel: 28 Feb 23
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Original Chicago Reggae 1978-1996 (limited 180 gram yellow vinyl LP + poster)
Cat: JUMP 172LPY. Rel: 12 Aug 22
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Greetings From Skamania (limited green marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: JUMP 160LP. Rel: 14 Jul 22
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Essential Artist Collection (gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: TJDLP 606. Rel: 19 Jan 23
Review: The Skatalites were among the brightest stars in Jamaica's ska and rocksteady heyday, exploding onto the early 1960s scene with early hits such as 'Black Sunday' and 'Passing Through'. This new compilation brings together the band's most essential tracks, recorded almost entirely with extra bandmates Don Drummond (trombone), Roland Alphonso (sax), Lloyd Knibb (drums) and Jackie Mittoo (keys). Under the production purview of one Arthur 'Duke' Reid - the esteemed producer whose work centred on the label Treasure Isle - this 28-track extravaganza hears the band's myriad influences 'go ska', as they liked to put it.
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The Skatalite! (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile turquoise vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2650T. Rel: 14 Apr 23
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Review: To commemorate the original site of the Peckings Records record label, this compilation record of 'The Skatalites In Dub' charts some of the reggae supergroup's best and least known dub/ska recordings. Made in light of a recent blue plaque erected at the site of the original Peckings site in the London borough of Fulham, this 10-tracker is a testament to the group's rootage in UK dub history.
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Review: The Skatalites' incendiary ska bombshell, Ska-Boo-Da-Da, first surfaced after the Chinese-Jamaican record producer Philip Stanford 'Justin' Yap first clocked onto the genre's earliest burblings. After hearing word of his rival Clement Dodd's receipt of hundreds of ska demo in mid-1964, Yap saw dollar signs at such a critical juncture, and unhesitatingly pulled his pre-rigged strings to gather of the cream of his session talents (not yet quite collectively crowned the Skatalites) for a mammoth all-night session in 1964 at Dodd's Studio One on Brentford Road. Successfully occupying the studio of his competitor, the culture cow that was to become the Skatalites thus further came into being. The November session lasted 18 hours, and was described as a monster - so riveting, in fact, that it compelled the studio to double the usual going rate for the instrumentalists. Though many of its demo takes still languish in the vaults, the Skatalites' second-ever LP amounts to a well-chosen curation of cover versions (Juan Tizol and Duke Ellington originals included) first laid down on that fateful, deal-sealing day.
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Pick It The Fuck Up Vol 2 (splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: CIR 069VINYL. Rel: 28 Jul 22
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Ska Goes Emo Volume 2 (white splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: CIR 086VINYL. Rel: 19 Jan 23
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Don't Let The Sunlight Fool Ya (red vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: PPR 1319. Rel: 08 Apr 22
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Redlight (20th Anniversary) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + art print + MP3 download code)
Cat: PPR 167. Rel: 04 Apr 19
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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The Question (reissue) (gatefold blue & doublemint galaxy vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: PIR 345A1. Rel: 03 Apr 23
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Redlight (reissue) (silver vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: 810096 651594. Rel: 22 Sep 23
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Review: Originating in Manhattan in the early nineties, The Slackers have long retained their place as one of the quintessential ska-punk acts, fusing elements of rocksteady, reggae, dub, jazz and punk to incomparable effect. Respected and adored for their highly prolific nature, their 2008 eleventh full-length Self Medication came hot on the heels of the previous year's more faithfully rooted (no pun intended) The Boss Harmony Sessions LP, and re-instilled much of the garage-rocksteady dub-punk inflections that won over listeners more than a decade prior.
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The Best Of Millie Small (Black History Month) (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: 554140 3. Rel: 05 Oct 23
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae
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Sings Fats Domino (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: ODR 7339. Rel: 22 Mar 24
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Re Generation (orange vinyl LP)
Cat: REBL 022LP. Rel: 14 Mar 24
Review: Manchester genre bastardisers Sonic Boom Six have become renowned for their eclectic mashing up, and utter disregard for the parameters of genres such as ska, punk, metal, hip-hop, grime, dubstep etc. Whilst relatively creatively quiet since the release of 2016's fifth full-length The F-Bomb and the 2017 follow-up EP Cardiac Address, 2023 saw the release of the double A-side single 'Future Shock' b/w 'One Of The Boys'. Now it appears not only were those two new cuts designed to re-introduce listeners to the band, and whet appetites and beaks yet again, but rather they were the signifier of the arrival of the Re:Generation compilation, which places the two new bangers alongside a carefully curated batch of the band's personal favourite recordings from their definitive line-up over the past decade. What's more, there's also alternate mixes and freshly rejuvenated EQs of vital deep cuts and fan essentials. It mightn't be a new album, but it's the closest we're getting for now.
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Cat: REDE 025. Rel: 18 May 23
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Coxsone's Music 2: The Sound Of Young Jamaica: More Early Cuts From The Vaults Of Studio One 1959-63 (3xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SJRLP 332. Rel: 24 Jun 16
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Reggae/Oldies/Ska, 45 Brothers
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Review: Inspired by David Hill and Nick Manasseh's work on the soundtrack to Idris Elba film Yardie, Soul Revivers' debut album On The Grove is a love letter to 60-plus years of reggae culture and its long connection with West London. Joined by a wealth of Jamaican stars and fast-rising British musicians, Hill and Manasseh explore the moodier side of reggae whilst doffing a cap to a multitude of historic variations. There's much to enjoy throughout, from the sub-heavy sweetness and hazy horns of 'Gone Are The Days'(featuring Alexia Coley), and the Clavinet-heavy, Wailers-esque shuffle of 'Look No Further' (featuring Ms Maurice), to the rocksteady revivalism of Ernest Ranglin hook-up 'Harder' (which boasts wonderful jazz guitar solos), and the dub-wise roots-reggae warmth of 'Got To Live' (with Earl 16).
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