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Singles
Mother Nature
Mother Nature (vocal mix) (3:29)
Mother Nature (dub mix) (3:38)
Mother Nature (Sao Paulo mix) (3:40)
Mother Nature (version) (3:04)
ever bless (Rico OBF vocal mix) (3:11)
ever bless (Rico OBF dub mix) (3:09)
ever bless (Megahbass vocal mix) (3:30)
ever bless (Megah dub mix) (3:25)
Review: The brilliant Room In The Sky All Stars presents a heavyweight roots reggae slab here with some serious steppers from guests Joseph Cotton, Laylah Arruda, Ashanti Selah and Rivah Jordan. This essential 12" includes two new tracks, each with four mixes that take the original into all new sonic realms. Rico from the renowned OBF Sound System and Dubquake Records does a fine job with his versions which spin out 'ever bless' into worlds of reverb and lyrical worship. 'Mother Nature' is another impassioned sound with swirling Latin vocals and florid melodies.

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Rise & Shine
Cat: HS 7001. Rel: 06 Nov 23
El Indio - "Rise & Shine" (3:46)
Lone Ark Riddim Force - "Rise & Dub" (3:47)
Review: Some proper sound system business here that deserves to be played nice and loud. El Indio's 'Rise & Shine' was recorded and mixed by Roberto Sanchez at A-Lone Ark Muzik Studio in Spain and is drench din sun. The horns are lazy and convey the feelings of a humid afternoon, while the vocals implore you to give all you can give and keep on rising. Interestingly they were recorded by Douglas Wardrop at Conscious Sounds Studios in London but sit perfectly in the mix. Lone Ark Riddim Force step up on the flip with their own lush dub which has plenty of effects and delay.
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Give Thanks
Give Thanks (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: BSR 1205. Rel: 10 Oct 24
Hortense Ellis/General Roy - "Give Thanks" (6:21)
Lawes Rockers - "Give Thanks" (version) (5:35)
Review: The on-point Burning Sounds is a treasure trove for proper dub and lovers rock delights from years gone by. They have been digging in the vaults again and come up with a new 12" which they have pressed on nice heavyweight wax, and the sounds more than deserve that. Hortense Ellis and General Roy's 'Give Thanks' is a crucial rhythm with lazy chords and guitars, DIY percussive sounds and deft little keys with a yearning vocal up top. Lawes Rockers is responsible for the flipside version and as you may expect it's dubbed out and reverb-heavy.
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Down Ya Inna Babylon
Cat: MMR 004. Rel: 12 May 25
King Lorenzo - "Down Ya Inna Baylon" (4:07)
Locks Messenjah - "In Jah I Trust" (dub) (4:08)
Locks Messenjah Meets Everest Dub - "Black Swan" (3:16)
Locks Messenjah Meets Everest Dub - "Stapleton Rd Dubwize" (3:21)
Review: MessenJAH Movement is on a roll after its first three outings and this fourth is just as momentous as it explores conscious dub. The A-side showcases the unmistakable voice of King Lorenzo on 'Down Ya Inna Babylon', which is a heartfelt collaboration years in the making. It's backed by a militant yet soulful MessenJAH Movement riddim and a heavy dub version mixed in-house with stepping rhythms and shiny digital leads. On the flip, Black Swan marks a long-anticipated link-up between Locks MessenJAH and EverestDub, who has been a key figure in Bristol's dub scene since 2008. The track pays tribute to the roots and legacy of Bristol dub and is named after the iconic venue that shaped UK sound system culture.

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Red
Red (translucent red vinyl 7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: FODV 155. Rel: 27 Aug 24
Red (5:03)
Red (feat Joe Peng, Joe Burn & Trafic - X-Amnt 2023 remix) (3:08)
Review: Laid Blak, the Bristol-based collective known for their genre-blending reggae sound, are back with a limited-edition release that's bound to excite fans. This strictly limited Trans Red 7" vinyl features the iconic track 'Red' from their debut album Red & Blak. Originally released in 2012, 'Red' has become a festival anthem, celebrated for its infectious chorus, "My eyes are red, I been burning!" Laid Blak's evolution from a studio project led by DJ Bunjy and MC Joe Peng into a powerful live act is well-documented. Their sound is a vibrant mix of dancehall, roots, ska, and hip-hop, with hints of jungle, bhangra and soul. The first side of this release introduces a fresh jungle remix by DJ Bunjy and DJ Kickback's side project, X-AMNT, offering a new take on the fan-favorite track. With more remixes on the horizon, this limited 7" is not just a collector's item but a celebration of Laid Blak's enduring influence in the reggae and jungle scenes.
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Chant Down Babylon
Cat: SCOOP 082. Rel: 03 Feb 25
Chant Down Babylon (3:43)
Chant Down Babylon (dub version) (4:05)
Review: Joseph Lalibela's collaboration with Vibronics and the Mafia & Fluxy Band delivers a powerful fusion of roots reggae and dub. Lalibela's vocals, rich and commanding, blend seamlessly with Vibronics' immersive production, while the rhythm section from the Mafia & Fluxy Band keeps the track grounded with a steady, hypnotic bassline. The track's balance between deep, atmospheric soundscapes and spiritual lyricism creates a captivating experience, offering listeners both groove and message in equal measure. This is a must for those who appreciate the timelessness of reggae and the expansive nature of dub.
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We Can Make It Work
Cat: PLA 06. Rel: 03 Feb 25
We Can Make It Work (4:02)
We Can Make It (dub) (3:14)
Review: Jennifer Lara delivered a rather oblique reggae record in the form of 'We Can Make It Work' in 1980 for Uptempo Records, who've today repressed and redelivered it to fresh ears. The Studio One maverick was a mammoth 7" releaser, but few of her records fell happily afoul of the flukily muted vocals heard on this one, which sound to serve Lara's voice in the manner of a wooing, gothic castle-haunting ghost. The subject matter of resuscitating a lost romantic cause helps in this regard: with offbeat bass bubbles and pitch-warped chords, the whole track feels haunted but still jocular, as if the singer-subject remains fixated on something largely dead, but still, on the off chance, revivable.
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Red Gold Green
Cat: KS 033. Rel: 03 Mar 25
Lavosti & Black Omolo - "Red Gold Green" (3:45)
Kare - "Better Days" (3:46)
Jah Works - "254 Dub" (3:47)
Tiger Simeon & Brada Jahziel - "In Africa" (3:46)
Brasspect - "Talking Horns" (3:46)
Roots Mechanic - "Dub Talking" (3:44)
Review: This is one of a pair of new slabs of wax from Amsterdam's Sound System and label of the same name, King Shiloh. It features an array of modern dub and reggae talents and first up, Lavvosti & Black Omolo offer the modern sheen of 'Red Gold Green'. Kare's 'Better Days' rides the same rhythm but with more stylised and soulful vocal turns that empower with every bar. Jah Works dubs things out with a ton of effects and Tiger Simeon & Brada Jahziel layer in storytelling bars. Brasspect brings a fresh horn-led sound that is romantic and hypnotic and Roots Mechanic pairs things right back to an 80s sounding Jamaica dub vibe.
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Chariot Of Love
Cat: JFR 44. Rel: 10 Mar 25
Chariot Of Love (3:34)
Chariot Of Love (version) (3:28)
Review: Ijahman Levi is getting a lot of love from the Jahmani label out of Jamaica as they are reissuing plenty of his pivotal early works. This ultra-rare original version of 'Chariots of Love' was first released on the Organisation label in 1977. While later recordings exist, including a duet with his partner Madge, this remains the definitive take. A sought-after piece of reggae history, it captures the essence of the times with its soulful vocals and deep grooves. This killer track is now available again for the first time in decades so is sure to fly off the shelves and into the bags of those who know best.
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Lion (Tribute To Shaka)
Cat: LITR 001. Rel: 11 Nov 24
Lion (Tribute To Shaka) (4:18)
Lion Dub (4:16)
Review: This first release from the Levites on Lion Triumphant brings a fitting tribute to the late Jah Shaka with 'Lion'. The track draws direct inspiration from Shaka's iconic sound system days, particularly through its use of a sample from an early 80s reggae film featuring Shaka himself. The rhythm at the core of the track is a recut of a dubplate that was a highlight of Jah Shaka's sets during the late 70s and early 80s, instantly evoking the raw, immersive energy of his sound system. It's a fitting homage, capturing the spirit of an era while paying respect to a true legend of reggae culture.
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You Have It (Extended)
Cat: ORD 25. Rel: 28 Jul 20
Barrington Levy - "You Have It" (6:28)
GG's All Stars - "You Have A Dub" (4:39)
Review: Legendary dancehall and reggae artist Barrington Levy started out with a fine run of albums in his early years, and then switched to serving up a steady and solid stream of singles. Some of the most famous ones include "Even Tide Fire a Disaster" and "I'm Not in Love", as well as "You Have It" which is presented here as a nice extended version. It features a pained vocal over a fat and dumpy groove with some tropical percussion and warming chords to help oil the mood. GG's All Stars step up on the flip with a version that is heavy and lazy in all the right ways.
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Give Thanks For Life
Cat: YMGR 12008. Rel: 04 Jun 25
Aza Lineage - "Give Thanks To Life" (3:21)
William Spring - "Give Thanks Riddim" (3:21)
Benyah - "Badman Horns" (3:48)
Dub Dealing - "Badman Riddim" (3:48)
Review: This heavyweight 12" delivers fresh French-produced roots reggae straight out of the unlikely region of Brittany in the North West. It unites the talents of producers William Spring and Arthur Dub Dealer with sought-after Jamaican vocalist Aza Lineage and results in 'Give Thanks For Life,' a spiritually charged anthem carried by Aza's commanding, conscious delivery over a deep, meditative rhythm. William Spring serves up his own riddim, and the B-side offers a delicious dub version from Dub Dealing that strips the rhythm back and recooks it with echo-drenched finesse. Benyah's 'Badman Horns' is tipped with some ska-adjacent brass to make for a meeting of modern roots energy with enduring messages of uplift.
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Chant D'automne
Cat: TRSVIBES 1. Rel: 01 Feb 23
Max Livio - "Chant D'automne" (6:39)
The 18th Parallel - "Flowers Of Evil Dub" (6:38)
Review: Soul Of Anbessa has got a very special release on their hands here with the words of French poet Charles Baudelaire's "Chant d'automne" delivered in buttery style by Max Livio's voice. It sits atop a rockers' rhythm that will remind you of Channel One sounds and takes you on a lazy jaunt through a hot and steamy day in downtown Kingston with plenty of standout horns. On the flip The 18th Parallel steps up with 'Flowers Of Evil Dub' which has extra heavy dub vibes as mixed by Roberto Sanchez.
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Voice Of The Poor
Cat: TM 702. Rel: 23 Sep 24
Voice Of The Poor (4:41)
Voice Of The Poor (dub) (4:25)
Review: Lloyd Coxsone's Tribes Man label is having some of its key moments reissued and there is no argument about this one featuring Fred Locks. It is sheer quality roots and vocal lovers rock from the seventies that has stood the test of time but still bears all the hallmarks of that golden era. 'Voice Of The Poor' is a heavy, swaggering rhythm with dumpy kicks drums and subtle harmonica worked into the guitar riffs. The butter vocal up top is filled with passion and pain and, as usual, if you flip this over you get a dub that has a little more musical playfulness in the keys.
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Can't Stand The Pressure
Cat: JR 7001. Rel: 25 Apr 25
Can't Stand The Pressure (3:44)
Dub Pressure (3:42)
Review: After more than 15 years of musical activism, self-produced releases and collaborative projects, Jamble Records delivers its first official vinyl release, and it marks the overdue return of DJ legend Lone Ranger. This track is a true rub-a-dub gem in the classic 80s tradition, driven by an energetic tempo and powered by Lone Ranger's sharp, socially conscious lyrics. With a message that calls out the mounting pressures of an increasingly capitalist world, the release taps into the defining spirit of resistance of classic Jamaican sound system culture. It's a great debut vinyl that draws together roots heritage and a message that still resonates today.
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Just Don't Care (reissue)
Cat: WE 002. Rel: 17 Nov 23
Love & Unity - "I Just Don't Care" (7:41)
Seargent Pepper - "Cut From Master Tape" (8:15)
Review: Part of a fresh string of reissues of Love & Unity 12"s - one of many star aliases to grace the annals of South London reggae label Studio 16 - comes this headfirst collision between L&U and Seargent Pepper. Sharing similar instrumentals, 'I Just Don't Care' hears a blissful femme soprano glide elegantly across its bubblings - the instrumental is super well-rounded, sawn-off. On the B-side, meanwhile, there's Pepper's 'Cut From Master Tape', which hears Pepper toast the rhythm lackadaisically, as endlessly hazy dub effects resound and a janky double-time kick propels it all forward.
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A Little Rain Must Fall
Cat: PRTL 7089. Rel: 22 Oct 24
A Little Rain Must Fall (4:40)
A Little Version (4:40)
Review: This wonderful horn-led instrumental gem from Chris Petter and Dave Fullwood in their Love Grocer guise makes its first ever appearance on 7". Originally released on a Dubhead 10" featuring a Cheshire Cat vocal in 2000 and then also on the Rocking with the Love Grocer album on Dubhead in 2001, this one has long been a favourite and rightly so: it shows their signature take on dubbed-out rhythms and finds them weaving in some nice hypnotic melodies with great trumpet pads bringing the good vibes.
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Mr T
Mr T (7")
Cat: ROR 004. Rel: 23 Jul 24
Mr T (2:35)
Mr T (version) (2:47)
Review: If you're into classic mid-70s vocal roots then this one is for you. Produced by Earl Lowe aka Little Roy and Munchie Jackson with legendary outfit The Heptones, it is a timeworn back to that golden era. 'Mr T' has delightful vocal harmonies that swell the heart over the lazy reggae rhythms and noodling organ chords. On the flip side is a version that gets doused on echo and reverb and steps away some of the vocals while layering in the tumbling drums for extra heady appeal.
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Elo Ah Him
Elo Ah Him (red vinyl 12")
Cat: MWMUS 030. Rel: 10 Dec 24
Wayne McArthur - "Elo Ah Him" (4:00)
Conscious Sounds - "Elo Ah Him" (dub) (3:39)
Conscious Sounds - "Elo Ah Sax" (3:27)
Lizzi Bee - "Dub Chalice" (3:10)
Vibronics - "Chalice Dub" (3:20)
Vibronics - "Dub Chalice" (version) (3:08)
Review: Wayne McArthur, Conscious Sounds, Lizzi Bee and Vibronics join their considerable forces for this limited edition new slab of roots vinyl. The EP features version tunes and versions starting with 'Elo Ah Him' which is a silky blend of coming vocals, happy horns and yearning vocals. Conscious Sounds serve up tasteful dub and sax versions and Lizzi Bee's contribution adds an extra layer of energy, blending modern rhythms with classic reggae roots. Vibronics close out with a couple of digi-dub reworks that are clean and fresh.
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Let's Communicate
Let's Communicate (limited 7")
Cat: Pingipung 089. Rel: 15 Apr 25
Let's Communicate (Elijah Minnelli version) (4:37)
Let's Communicate (3:40)
Review: Stop us if you've heard this one before. Lee "Scratch" Perry walks into a Quasi Dub Development recording session somewhere in New York. He begins to freestyle in that surrealist, escapist, hallucinogenic kind of way we still love him for, and the results eventually make their way onto 2014's record, Little Twister. The rest, as they say, is history. Or maybe not quite. Four years after the world lost Perry's enigmatic poetry and pioneering contributions to dub, Pingipung, the label that carried that aforementioned LP, unearths the tape of one track from the collection the bosses clearly feel deserves more attention. 'Let's Communicate' is as intoxicating now as it was back then. Then contemporary UK dub don Elijah Minnelli steps up to deliver an alternative version that stands up on its own. No mean feat.
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Rastaman Vibration
Cat: KS 032. Rel: 03 Mar 25
Tiger Simeon & Brada Jahziel - "Rastaman Vibration" (7:18)
Jah Works - "Dub Vibration" (4:08)
Lavosti - "Real Reggae Warrior" (8:20)
Jah Works - "Real Dub" (3:30)
Review: King Shiloh is back with more heavy and modern dub sounds from a range of talents who all add their own spin to a couple of heavy rhythms. Tiger Simeon & Brada Jahziel's 'Rastaman Vibration' gets underway with some bold, brassy horns and natty pianos that make for a full fat sound. Jah Works gets to work on the mixing desk and dubs it out to perfection while Lavosti brings a more modern sounding digital synth sheen and rousing vocal top line to the delightful 'Real Reggae Warrior.' Again it is Jah Wrks who steps up to do his thing and strip it back to deep dub vibrations.

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I & I
I & I (red vinyl 7")
Cat: MP 7015. Rel: 09 Sep 24
I & I (3:15)
I & I (dub) (3:18)
Review: Merge Productions comes through with a special red vinyl release here of a new version from the album originally recorded by Earl Sixteen and Brazilian producer Lucas Kastrup. 'I & I' is a timeless bit of roots lovers' rock with gentle percussive tumbles and earthy guitar riffs detailing a fat bottom reggae rhythm with some sweet and soulful vocal sounds up top. It's rich island music and flip it over and you will find a deep and warm dub version for even more stoned late-night sessions.
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Álbumes
Mercy
Mercy (LP + insert)
Cat: DTH 3LP. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Row Fisherman/Whale Song (3:17)
This Is Hell (4:35)
Tiny Victories (5:10)
Promised Land (6:08)
Big Fish (5:34)
Devil Come Down (4:31)
When The Great Wind Blows (4:19)
Reggae Poison (6:05)
Review: Mercy is a collaborative work between the late great Lee "Scratch" Perry (during his post-Black Ark Studios era), Peter Harris and Fritz Catlin, the drummer from the industrial funk dub act 23 Skidoo. What they cook up is unashamedly experimental outsider works that collide mad mixing desk trickery, Perry's trademark vocal mutterings and plenty of occult sound designs. Melodies are smeared and smudged, rhythms are drunk and off balance and moods range from balmy to bonkers, often within the same damn track. A maverick collage, for sure.
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Studio One Presents Jennifer Lara
Cat: CLDLP 7006. Rel: 13 Jun 24
A Woman (2:51)
A Change Is Gonna Come (2:17)
Hurt So Good (4:11)
Close To You (2:36)
It's Impossible (2:48)
I Am In Love (Session mix One) (5:19)
Loving You (2:55)
Our Love (3:37)
Love & Harmony (4:12)
Aint No Love (2:10)
Rocking Tonight (2:18)
Consider Me (alternate mix) (2:07)
Turn Turn Turn (take 1) (3:34)
Review: This is a must-have for any roots lovers out there: classic lovers rock meets two-step soul, packed with killer Studio One rhythms. This limited edition album is nailed on to shift fast as it is a gem from Jennifer Lara. Her stunning album, originally from back in the seventies, features major tracks including the massive 'I Am in Love,' 'Consider Me,' 'Where Have All the Good Men Gone,' and more. Lara recorded this debut LP with Coxsone Dodd at the legendary Studio One and the sessions were an instant success. Now is your chance to add these timeless hits to your collection!
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Kingston Journey
Cat: EVM 36. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Jae Prynse - "If We Only" (4:37)
Brother Culture & Junior Dread - "The Control" (3:48)
Aza Lineage - "Mr Lover" (3:35)
Mr Bertus - "My Foundation" (3:48)
King Kong - "Morning" (3:00)
Micah Shemaiah - "Parler" (3:35)
Capleton - "In The Game" (3:20)
Queen Omega - "No Love" (3:31)
Natel - "In My Arms" (3:13)
Eesah - "Give Me Your Love" (3:19)
Voicemail - "Independent Girl" (2:20)
Bugle - "My Way" (3:00)
Review: Little Lion Sound's journey in the world of music reached a significant milestone with the release of their iconic album, Kingston Journey. The album stands as a testament to the group's unwavering dedication to reggae & dancehall, taking us on a mesmerizing odyssey into the heart and soul of Jamaican music. With each track, the album pays homage to the rich heritage of each genre, foregrounding an unparalleled ability to blend and curate both with finesse. Emerging talents such as Eesah, Jae Prynse, and Mr. Bertus lend their voices, resulting in a profound fusion of experience and contemporary creativity. As Kingston Journey resounds, it captures the evolving essence of Little Lion Sounds' sound.
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Roots From The Record Smith In Dub: Lloydie Slim Productions 1973-1976
LLOYDIE SLIM / VARIOUS
Roots From The Record Smith In Dub: Lloydie Slim Productions 1973-1976 (LP in screen-printed sleeve (comes in different coloured sleeves, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: DKR 268. Rel: 08 Jun 23
Sparkes & The Upsetters - "Unity Dub" (3:04)
Agrovators - "World By Myself" (part 2) (2:54)
Solid Explosion Band - "Mountain Dub" (3:16)
Lloydie Slim & The Agrovators - "Jah Jah Dub" (3:22)
Lloydie Slim & King Tubby - "Clearly State Dub" (3:21)
Lloydie Slim & The Agrovators - "Dub Wise (Mr Lee)" (2:31)
Lloydie Slim All Stars - "Why Did You" (version) (2:48)
Lloydie Slim & The Agrovators - "Version Stormy Weather" (2:53)
Lloydie Slim & The Agrovators - "Festival '75" (version) (2:33)
King Tubby - "King Tubby In Fine Stile" (3:16)
Review: Digikiller Records, perhaps suggestive by the name, are keen purveyors of proper organic roots reggae. This new one comes as a collection of dub versions by Jamaican producer Ivan 'Lloydie Slim' Smith, and compiles 10 of his best and most rootsy originals - not only his own tracks but also versions of tracks by fellow legends, including Sparkes, The Upsetters, Solid Explosion Band, and King Tubby. With its advanced harmonics and emotive lilts, this one rightly forms part of the Record Smith Production series, which continues the work of Smith's eponymous label started in the early 1970s.
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Love & Harmony (reissue)
Love & Harmony (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 835. Rel: 30 May 24
Fred Locks - "Love & Harmony" (4:13)
Cherry Rock - "Love Enough To Share" (3:24)
The Creation Steppers - "Born In Slavery (Kill Nebudchanezzar)" (3:04)
Albert Malawi - "Let's Get It Right" (3:20)
Little Roy - "Touch Not My Locks" (2:53)
Fred Locks & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Harmony" (dub) (4:19)
Cherry Rock & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Love" (dub) (3:24)
The Creation Steppers & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Killer" (dub) (3:21)
Albert Malawi & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Get Right" (dub) (3:38)
Little Roy & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Dread Morning" (3:33)
Review: Erroneously credited solely to Fred Locks on its 1978 release, this superb set is in fact a showcase of the work of the 12 Tribes Of Israel band in collaboration with the aforementioned artist; the collab also includes Earl 'Little Roy' Lowe, Albert Malawi, the Creation Steppers and Cherry Rock. With the 12 Tribes first forming in 1968 as a Rastafarian organisation based in Kingston, this troupe brought exceptional works of OG lovers' rock to the table, amidst a wider cultic organisation that saw each member grouped into a formation modelled on the Biblical 12 tribes of Israel. You wouldn't know it from the sense of pure relief and love that wafts from the music here: Love & Harmony is a brilliant one, carrying a universalist message of racial and spiritual unity amid an acknowledgement of tough beginnings and the necessity of lock care.
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Badda Dan Dem (reissue)
Cat: CLDLP 7014. Rel: 18 Dec 23
Dance A Fe Cork (3:17)
My Number (2:25)
World War One (3:10)
Fish-Tea (2:58)
Three Mile Shank (3:12)
Three Mile Version (single mix) (3:08)
Automatic (3:05)
Badda Dan Dem (4:01)
You Too Greedy (2:32)
Can't Stand It (2:10)
Plant Up A Vineyard (2:56)
A Lie The Gal A Tell (single version) (3:01)
Review: Twelve originals from Lone Ranger aka. Anthony Waldron, the Jamaican reggae DJ, first released in 1982. His sixth album, but nonetheless his first to be released on the reggae label Studio One (now reissued on the same label), this is a star piece of early Afrofuturist dub, equivocating badness behind the mics and tape delays with a Cold War-style space race. From 'Automatic' to 'Three Mile Shank', Lone Ranger guides us into the great cosmic vacuum for a meticulous blastoff.
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Soul Rebel
Cat: ARKCD 019. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Soul Rebel
You Squeeze
King Of Israel
Dibby Man
Africa Is Rising
A Drifter
Farmer Dem
Womb Man
Away From
Jancro
Review: .Six years after their acclaimed Ten Thousand Lions, roots artist Ras Teo and Spanish producer Roberto Sanchez reunite for Soul Rebel, a bold new project blending Teo's conscious lyrics with vintage rocksteady riddims. Originally sparked in 2018 during sessions at A-Lone Ark Muzik Studio, the album grew from two standout tracks into a full-length record which is unexpected yet seamless. Between them, the pair evoke classic Jamaican duos with buttery smooth harmonies and persuade drums and guitars that mesh perfectly with the bass. It's a case of all killer and no filler here wherever you listen.
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