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King Tubbys Meets Rockers At 5 Cardiff Crescent Washington Garden Kingston
Keep A Good Dub (2:46)
Dub With Love (4:15)
Jungle Dub (4:02)
New Lot Dub (2:59)
Tight Rope Dub (3:07)
North Street Dub (3:29)
Fari Dub Way (3:47)
Ranking Dub (3:10)
Rome Of Dub (2:24)
Revelation Dub (2:53)
Unfinished Dub (part 1) (2:48)
Unfinished Dub (part 2) (2:52)
Stop Them Jah (feat Jacob Miller) (2:45)
Review: The title of this new rarities retrospect-trove of King Tubby and Augustus Pablo's magnetic meeting of minds references the address of the former dubber's legendary studio, where each of these 13 never-heard-before collaborative renditions were mixed. The King Tubbys studio was instrumental in shaping the dub genre, and this release captures the essence of that era, with the closing notable 'Stop Them Jah' hearing vocals by roots icon Jacob Miller, closing out an otherwise near whole-numbered blitz of versions.
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Give Me Your Love (Love Song)
Cat: GEE 1004. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Give Me Your Love (Love Song) (3:22)
Give Me Your Dub (dub mix) (3:22)
Review: Curtis Mayfield's tender falsetto and political lyrical activations made him one of soul's most distinctive and influential figures of the 70s. Addressing civil rights, urban life, and Black identity with rare grace, it's little wonder that his catalogue has since proved a goldmine for reinterpretation, where 'Move On Up', 'The Makings of You' and 'People Get Ready' continue to inspire covers over generations. Here, howsoever the decision was made, do Soul Shepherds reshake a less-known Mayfield favourite in dub, 'Give Me Your Love', a dark-horse ode to good lovin', originally track 6 on the soul star's great soundtrack to the pimpin' 70s film Superfly. "It's true, you're such a gun / Make my lungs sigh" go the brusque lyrics, proving the sensuousness of Mayfield's broadly applicable approach to love.
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Played by: Osmose
 in stock $17.47
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Night Night
Cat: MRB 7230. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Night Night (feat Horseman) (3:08)
Night Night (dub) (3:13)
Review: More than than a decade of growth and exploration fed UK reggae and soul singer Hollie Cook's newest Mr Bongo release; an unmissable reggae-pop fusion taking form as 'Night Night', which also marks a homecoming and a fresh chapter for the singer and aritst. With General Roots as her backing band and Ben McKone handling production and dub duties at Crosstown Studios, the single pairs strident guitar licks and glowing keys with a system-scalding bassline. Hollie's sericin-soft delivery is matched by the fire of Horseman - this his first studio link-up with her since that debut - resulting in a track that pulses with affective lift. A dubbed-out B-side rounds out the 7", spacious, packed with entelechy and flair.
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 in stock $14.93
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Just Can't Get Enough
Junior Dell & The D-lites - "Just Can't Get Enough" (3:21)
Prince Alphonso & The Fever - "The Prince Of Port Antonio" (2:52)
Review: There are few better combos in reggae than Junior Dell & The D-Lites and Prince Alphonso & The Fever, and they are mainstays of the Original Gravity label. this endless treasure trove of timeless sounds turns up another fine double sider here in which Junior Dell's soulful vocals shine over The D-Lites' rich, vintage ska rhythms and rolling groove 'Just Can't Get Enough'. On the flip side, 'The Prince of Port Antonio' is a lively instrumental blending jazz-infused brass with a deep reggae swing. Both tracks nod to classic Jamaican sounds while keeping things fresh.
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Jump Around (reissue)
Cat: OGR 838R. Rel: 08 Mar 23
Junior Dell & The D Lites - "Jump Around" (3:46)
Prince Deadly - "Rock The Lawn" (4:14)
 in stock $12.68
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The Return Of The Flying Hats
Cat: ATA 040LP. Rel: 22 May 25
Night Bus (3:28)
Grafter (3:22)
An Autumn Sun (3:37)
Power Cut (3:24)
Strong Fish (4:51)
Bust Up (3:23)
Forward (2:24)
Tough Swagger (4:50)
Iron Fist (7:02)
Review: Built on two decades of collaboration between drummer Sam Hobbs and bassist Neil Innes - no relation to the Monty Python and Rutles man of the same name - the pair's new ATA project blends rootsy Jamaican groove with the syncopated strut of New Orleans funk. Though technically a new release, it's more a continuation than a debut: the lineup includes jazz organist Bob Birch and session guitarist Chris Dawkins, drawing from deep wells of soul, rocksteady and r&b. Tracks like 'Grafter' and 'Bust Up' land squarely in the crossover zone between Studio One and The Metersiraw but slick, with a tight pocket and loose-limbed flair. 'An Autumn Sun' leans sweet and sentimental, while 'Strong Fish' pays organ-heavy homage to Jackie Mittoo's Hot Milk-era work. Elsewhere, 'Power Cut' and 'Night Bus' arrive with horn motifs that seem tailored to I Roy-style toasting, and 'Tough Swagger' is a heavy-lidded jam that could've wandered in off a Bunny Lee tape. But it's 'Iron Fist' that best captures the group's method: groove-first, melody-second, built on intuition and the friction of mismatched rhythms. Despite the vintage touchstones, it never feels like pasticheithe record balances reverence with invention, keeping one foot in Kingston and the other in Treme. For a group with so much history, it sounds impressively fresh.
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Juicy Groove
Cat: DMV 001. Rel: 11 Nov 24
Big Beaver - "Juicy Groove" (3:52)
Big Letters - "Hypno-Run" (3:58)
Review: The DMV crew presents two Biggie-inspired tracks on a limited 7" vinyl here that drives just in time for you to flip some Christmas party dance floors inside out and back to front. Side A opens with the wonderful and timeless 'Juicy Groove,' which is a funky, brass-infused twist on a classic NYC hit that will connect with a wide array of dancers. Flip to side B and you will find a Caribbean-flavoured mashup that's sure to leave you 'Hypnotized'. Do not excuse the pun.
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 in stock $14.64
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Jahtarian Dubbers Vol 5
VARIOUS
Cat: JTRLP 17. Rel: 30 May 25
Dave Watts - "The Loop Jerk" (3:33)
Kiki Hitomi - "Red Mustang" (3:42)
Kris Kemist - "Casio Hiphop" (2:46)
El Fata - "Boom Sound" (3:24)
Jura Soundsystem - "On My Way" (dub) (3:01)
Pupajim - "Tidal Wave" (Raggattack Disco dub) (3:34)
Noda Wolfers - "Cabal Of Puppeteers" (3:49)
Speng Bond - "Wha Mek" (3:51)
Namahage - "Voidout" (dub) (4:16)
Tiiu Helina - "Muuri" (dub) (4:01)
Review: Marking 20 years of fresh dub experimentation, Jahtarian Dubbers's latest volume revives the Jahtari compilation series after a decade-long pause. This latest entry features a fresh wave of outsider dub, circuit-bent dancehall and cosmic low-end adventures with heavyweight jams coming thick and fast. Highlights include KingLMan's gritty opener 'The Loop Jerk,' Kiki Hitomi's sultry 'Red Mustang' and Kris Kemist's retro gem 'Casio HipHop.' El Fata brings vibes on 'Boom Sound' while Jura Soundsystem channels Sly & Robbie. Side B flows from Pupajim's extended 'Tidal Wave' to Legowelt and Mystica Tribe's tape-warped 'Cabal of Puppeteers' before finishing with Tiiu Helina's haunting 'Muuri' dub. This is a rich, twisted celebration of dub's outer limits.
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Contempo (reissue)
Cat: SOR 004. Rel: 24 Mar 25
Drum Fashion (4:54)
Dub Station (4:48)
Hole Up Your Head (4:59)
Black Rock (5:46)
Plague Dey-Ya (4:41)
Virulence (3:42)
Well Charge (3:34)
Love, Love, Love (3:41)
Time (3:31)
Starliner (3:42)
Just Me (2:46)
Review: An attention-evader even for the most ardent dub reggae fan, Black Jade's Contempo remains a mystery decades after its release. In the act of reissuing the LP, Solid Roots still only partly lift the veil: first set to tape between 1975 and 1976, the album was recorded by a still shadowy cadre of Notting Hill residents, who are said to have freely distributed it during Carnival. Their continued anonymity may form part of a decided effort to mythologise, though it almost certainly also reflects a niche facet of deeper-shades dub. Authenticity abounds: we hear preemptions of the hiss-floored undulations of Chain Reaction in this record as much as we do the busy instrumental imbroglios of Horace Andy, with the manly bass-charges of 'Virulence' polarising the sensitive subby coos of 'Love, Love, Love'.
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Played by: Piers Harrison
 in stock $21.97
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Prince Philip Presents: Dubplates & Raw Rhythm From King Tubby's Studio 1973-1976
Madness 13 (3:36)
You Were Mine (2:49)
Revolution Come (3:40)
Man Free (dub) (6:28)
Dubb Girl (2:49)
Dubb Girl Rythm (3:21)
Official Sound (2:44)
Fragile Rythm (3:32)
Kid Phil Rythm (3:58)
Zion City (feat Jacob Miller) (2:27)
Zion City Dub Wise (2:30)
Lorraine Dub Wise (feat Jacob Miller) (2:54)
Rock My Soul Dub Wise (2:47)
Trying Man (feat Johnny Clarke) (3:17)
You Were Dubbing (3:02)
Sit & Cry (2:52)
Iron Bird (feat Jacob Miller) (2:52)
Riding On A High & Windy Day (feat Breezy & Hugh Mundell - Alt take) (3:18)
Riding Rythm (3:20)
Review: Nope, sadly it is not that Prince Philip - the late Queen's husband - though boy would we love to hear what he could do on a mixing desk with those porcine fingers of his. Instead, this is a collection of sounds dedicated to the work of the late "Prince" Philip Smart, who was the first-ever engineer at King Tabby's legendary Tubby studio beside the boss himself. He was key to sharing the early sound of dub though he was rarely credited at the time. Listen to this collection of gems from between 1973 and 1976 across to glorious slabs of wax though and you'll be sure to be a fan.
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Live Loving (reissue)
Cat: CLDLP 7025. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Jahoviah (2:46)
Hang On Natty (2:48)
Change Your Ways (2:45)
Give A Hand (2:03)
Come On Home (3:23)
This Old Man (2:51)
A House Is Not A Home (3:54)
Live Loving (4:17)
Love Gonna Pack Up Sample (3:19)
Jah Almighty (4:15)
Jah Jah Lead Us (2:47)
Peace Treaty Style (4:26)
Review: Sugar Minott's 1977 debut Live Loving is reissued here, a timeless piece from a pivotal figure in the shift from roots reggae to dancehall. Minott was one of the first artists to carve out a solo path on the legendary Studio One label, finding his groove as a solo artist after coming up singing harmony in the group African Brothers. This reissue shines a light on a record that's warm, honest, and full of feeling. Tracks like 'Vanity' and 'Jahovia' balance conscious themes with a loose, soulful delivery, while 'Give a Hand' and the title track show off Minott's flair for melody - always more heartfelt than flashy. Still sounds easy, sincere and full of life.
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 in stock $32.40
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We Must Be In Love
Cat: BK 099. Rel: 20 Dec 24
Slim Smith - "We Must Be In Love" (2:35)
Alton Ellis - "I Wish I Could Make You Mine" (2:57)
Review: This reissue brings a sought-after slice of reggae history back to the forefront. Originally released in 1973, this 7" single features two gems miscredited to Ken Parker but rightfully belonging to Alton Ellis and Slim Smith. Side A presents Smith's soulful rendition of Curtis Mayfield's 'We Must Be In Love', a reggae-infused take on the classic tune. On the flip, Ellis delivers a heartfelt performance of 'I Wish I Could Make You Mine', showcasing his smooth vocals and impeccable phrasing. This reissue corrects a historical inaccuracy and makes these two rare tracks accessible once more.
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 in stock $16.62
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Dubs From The Foundation
Dubs From The Foundation (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: GREL 2178. Rel: 22 May 25
Michael Prophet - "Righteous Are The Conqueror" (4:21)
Al Campbell - "Respect" (2:56)
Rebel Regulars - "Jah Love" (2:41)
Wailing Souls - "Busnah" (4:06)
Ranking Dread - "Shut Me Mouth" (3:46)
Johnny Osbourne - "Mr Marshall" (3:44)
Mystic Eyes - "Perilous Time" (3:17)
Hugh Mundell - "Run Revolution A Come" (2:31)
Barry Brown - "Give Another Isreal A Try" (2:48)
Toyan - "How The West Was Won" (3:07)
Roots Radics - "Conquering Dub" (4:19)
The Revolutionaires - "Respect The Version" (3:04)
Rebel Regulars - "Iregular Dub" (2:58)
Roots Radics - "Busnah" (Dubwise) (4:05)
Ranking Dread - "Shut Up Shut Up" (3:52)
Roots Radics - "The Dub Marshall" (3:05)
The Revolutionaires - "Roots Man Version" (3:11)
Augustus Pablo - "Revolution Dub" (2:51)
Roots Radics - "Give Another Dub" (3:16)
Roots Radics - "How The Dub Was Won" (3:43)
Review: Leeds' Iration Steppas have spent over three decades reshaping dub into a raw, high-voltage force, blending classic roots selections with futuristic, bass-heavy energy. Here, Mark Iration delves into the Greensleeves archives, curating a deep selection of foundation cuts that have fuelled their sets since the early 90s. The first disc centres on heavyweight vocal performances - Michael Prophet's 'Righteous Are The Conqueror' and Johnny Osbourne's 'Mr Marshall' embody roots reggae at its most defiant, while Ranking Dread's 'Shut Me Mouth' and Wailing Souls' 'Busnah' channel the militant energy of early dancehall. The second disc turns up the pressure, diving into dub with Roots Radics' 'Conquering Dub', Augustus Pablo's 'Revolution Dub' and The Revolutionaires' 'Respect The Version'. Following the success of Down In Dub From The Vault, this latest Soundsystem series instalment reframes vintage selections through the seismic weight of Iration Steppas' vision.
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 in stock $42.54
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Fire Fire
Cat: 333 026. Rel: 31 Mar 25
Fire Fire (3:31)
Dub Music (3:32)
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Love Dub (Collectors Edition)
Love Dub (Collectors Edition) (limited cherry red vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CULF 7837711. Rel: 13 May 25
Far East Dub (3:18)
Crisis For Dub (3:17)
Satan A Dub (2:43)
Unity With Dub (2:57)
Natural Dub (3:09)
Selassie In Dub (4:28)
Out Of Sixteen Dub (3:11)
Willow Weep Dub (3:55)
Sorry For The Dub (3:47)
African Dub (2:38)
Review: Originally released in 1990, Love Dub is a landmark in the dub landscape that reimagined the group's iconic material through a deeper sonic lens. With the legendary Prince Jammy at the controls, the album strips the majority of the vocals and amplifies the essence of the Black Uhuru sound-throbbing basslines, hypnotic rhythms and masterful use of echo, delay and reverb. Each track unfolds into a spacious, atmospheric journey that pushes the boundaries of reggae into more experimental terrain. Love Dub is more than a reinterpretation-it's a testament to Black Uhuru's legacy and Prince Jammy's visionary touch.
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Confusion
Confusion (unmixed 2xCD)
Cat: DB 2CD161. Rel: 19 Jun 25
The Inspirations - "Confusion"
The Upsetters - "Confusion" (version)
Teddy & The Upsetters - "Elusion"
Val Bennett & The Upsetters - "Big John Wayne"
The Upsetters - "Dracula"
The Upsetters - "Kaya" (version)
Carl Dawkins - "Heavy Load"
The Upsetters - "Down The Road"
Dave Barker & Charley Ace - "Small Axe" (version)
Charley Ace - "The Creeper"
The Upsetters - "Creeping" (version)
Lee Perry & The Upsetters - "A Big Joke"
Dave Barker - "Groove Me" (Slow version)
The Upsetters - "Screwdriver"
The Hurricanes - "Got To Be Mine"
The Upsetters - "Got To Be Mine" (version)
The Stingers - "Give Me Power"
Roy Lee & King Iwah - "Give Me Power"
The Upsetters - "All Combine" (part 1)
The Upsetters - "All Combine" (part 2)
U Roy - "Copasetic"
Little Roy - "Cross The Nation"
Dave Barker - "What A Confusion"
Winston Wright - "Earthquake"
The Upsetters - "Confusion" (version)
Junior Byles - "Place Call Africa"
The Upsetters - "Africa" (version)
Dave Barker - "Groove Me" (fast version)
Run Up Your Mouth - "Stranger Cole"
The Upsetters - "Good Luck"
Glen Adams - "Never Had A Dream (Come True)"
The Upsetters - "Dream" (version)
Carl Dawkins - "Picture On The Wall" (version 3)
The Upsetters - "Picture On The Wall" (version 4)
The Upsetters - "Axe Man"
Eccles & Neville - "All Over"
The Faithful Brothers - "Mount Zion"
Junior Byles - "Got The Tip"
The Upsetters - "Dark Moon"
Junior Byles - "Rub Up Festival 71"
David Isaacs - "Knock Three Times"
The Upsetters - "Downpressor" (version)
The Faithful Brothers - "Iniquity Workers"
The Upsetters - "Iniquity" (version 2)
Jackie Bernard - "Time"
The Upsetters - "Time" (version)
David Isaacs - "You'll Be Sorry"
The Classics - "Cheerio Baby"
Dennis Alcapone - "Well Dread"
The Upsetters - "Dread A Dread"
The Classics - "Civilisation"
 in stock $14.93
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Harder Than The Rock
Harder Than The Rock (LP + insert)
Cat: ARKLP 025. Rel: 16 Jun 25
Ship Took Us Away (3:49)
Oh Jah (3:48)
Give Love (4:01)
Morning Sun (4:18)
Eternal Peace (4:22)
Harder Than The Rock (4:10)
Mother Earth (4:54)
The Fool Said (4:31)
Green, Gold & Red (4:15)
I Will Follow You (3:50)
Reggae Rhapsody (4:30)
Review: The Cimarons were pioneers of UK reggae and were formed by Jamaican teenagers in a London bus shelter in 1967. They broke barriers as the country's first home-grown reggae band and were beloved in towns like Huddersfield during the 1970s. Their journey from struggle to recognition has been celebrated in a documentary and this powerful new album, which features 11 fresh roots recordings with Spanish producer Roberto Sanchez and his A-Lone Ark crew. Highlights include the haunting 'Ship Took Us Away' and a rework of 'Morning Sun,' which they originally played on in 1970. The vinyl comes complete with lyrics and rare archival photos.
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 in stock $27.33
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Right Fight
Cat: JGM 024. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Dennis Brown - "Right Fight" (3:19)
We Are People Band - "Right Fight" (version) (3:03)
Review: Jamaican singer Dennis Brown's 1984 cut 'Right Fight' finally lands on 7", joined here by a dubwise version from the in-house We The People Band. Originally buried on the Love's Gotta Hold On Me LP and a now-scarce 12", it's one of those righteous, rootsy calls to arms that Brown delivered so effortlessly at his peak. His vocal glides over a tense but propulsive groove, bolstered by horns and a chugging rhythm section, while the lyrics advocate moral clarity in the face of pressure. Flip it and the band's instrumental version runs wild: militant and heavyweight, full of reverb-splashed snares, spectral brass and stripped-back pressure. Produced by The Mighty Two (Joe Gibbs and Errol Thompson), this pairing reflects a moment in mid-80s Jamaican production where the energy of roots still collided with dancefloor sensibility. Essential for selectors with a deeper box.
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 in stock $14.37
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Sunshine Seas Dub
Sunshine Seas Dub (yellow vinyl 10" + MP3 download code)
Cat: RNR 117LP. Rel: 16 Jun 25
Sunshine Seas (3:16)
Sunshine Seas "La Sierra" Dub (3:13)
None A Jah Jah Children Dub (9:46)
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Concious Man (reissue)
Cat: SLLP 009. Rel: 16 Apr 25
Concious Man
Brotherly Love (feat Kendrick Nicholson)
Rave A Litlle Faith
Back Biter
Cool Down
Babylon A Fight Rasta
Dread Dreader
Play Play
Oppression
Review: Here we have a welcome reissue of the Lee Perry-produced Conscious Man from The Jolly Brothers. Recorded in the late 70s but only released as an album in 1992, it shares its name with the standout title track, which became a massive hit when released as a single in 1977. The music still hits with that unmistakable Black Ark magic. Perry's production is loose, heady and live i tape hiss, endless reverb trails and all. The Jolly Brothers' harmonies are rough-edged but full of heart, delivering roots messages with an unmistakable mellow. 'Conscious Man' rightfully pulls focus, with its soulful vocals, phasing guitars and gorgeously lo-fi feel. It's dubby even in its vocal form. But there's plenty more to enjoy here, with a dusty optimism running through the whole record. As spiritually inclined as it is streetwise, it presents soul and roots in equal measure.
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 in stock $17.75
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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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Mount Zion
Cat: BROB 001. Rel: 16 Jun 25
Mount Zion (6:32)
Through The Fire I Come (6:30)
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Love Feeling All Over
Cat: TRSNAPTHALI 1. Rel: 16 Jun 25
Love Feeling All Over (3:33)
Love Feeling All Over (version) (4:03)
Review: A true gem from the golden era, reggae royalty Johnny Clarke's 'Love Feeling All Over' is a standout rework of Diana Ross's seminal 'Love Hangover' and it gets a fresh spin with this alternate mix. Stripped down and rebuilt for sound system culture, it brings deeper bass, rawer textures and a heavier, more hypnotic vibe than ever before. Pressed on a weighty 7" on Clarke's own Naphthali label, this version is tailor-made for selectors and dancefloor devotees and has long been a certified 80s classic. This dubby take brings new life to a beloved anthem that backs up claims that Johnny Clarke remains a foundational voice in reggae.
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Legend: The Best Of Bob Marley & The Wailers
Cat: 530305 2. Rel: 09 Jul 09
Is This Love
No Woman No Cry
Could You Be Loved
Three Little Birds
Buffalo Soldier
Get Up Stand Up
Stir It Up
One Love/People Get Ready
I Shot The Sheriff
Waiting In Vain
Redemption Song
Satisfy My Soul
Exodus
Jamming
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Disco Reggae Rockers
VARIOUS
Disco Reggae Rockers (limited gatefold sun yellow vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: SJRLP 516C. Rel: 29 Sep 22
Devon Russell - "Move On Up" (3:47)
Crashers - "Flight To Jamaica" (5:12)
Valerie Harrison - "Fool's Paradise" (4:58)
Bill Campbell - "For The Love Of You" (4:02)
Risco Connection - "It's My House" (7:49)
Dave Barker - "Glow Of Love" (5:54)
Derrick Harriott - "Caught You In A Lie" (3:51)
Hortense Ellis - "Young Hearts Run Free" (3:31)
Ed Watson & Brass Circle - "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" (5:08)
Devon Russell - "We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue" (4:09)
Seventh Extension - "Reasons" (5:41)
Derrick Harriott - "Brown Baby" (4:06)
Ed Watson & Brass Circle - "Let's Groove" (4:20)
Pete Campbell & The Sunshine Girls - "Don't Let Love Get You Down" (3:42)
Webby Jay - "In The Rain" (3:47)
Glen Adams Affair - "Just A Groove" (3:17)
Review: 'Reggae disco' might not be a very well-known style, but Soul Jazz are hardly intimidated by any sense of obscurity, especially when it comes to a fusion between their two most prized genres. Homing in on reggae disco versions of funk, soul and disco classics, this curt but precious compilation features reggae covers of classics by Michael Jackon, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Candi Staton, with coverers including Risco Connection and the Crashers.
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Sugar Minott At Studio One (20th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: SJRLP 568C. Rel: 26 Apr 25
Vanity (5:30)
Please Be True (2:33)
Hang On Natty (2:53)
Jahovia (2:45)
Give A Hand (2:05)
Try Love (4:47)
Roof Over My Head (2:00)
Jah Jah Lead Us (2:40)
Is It True (2:33)
Love Gonna Pack Up (3:09)
Give Me Jah Jah (6:32)
Jah Jah Children (4:11)
Party Time (2:31)
Change Your Ways (2:38)
Never Give Up (7:14)
Come On Home (3:21)
Jah Almighty (4:10)
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Studio One Showcase 45 (Expanded Edition)
VARIOUS
Cat: SJRLP 546. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Freddie McGregor - "Beat Down Babylon" (2:43)
Cornel Campbell - "No Man's Land" (2:53)
Judah Eskender Tafari - "Danger In Your Eyes" (2:53)
Tony & Howie - "Fun It Up" (2:45)
Liberation Group - "Namibia" (3:41)
Winston Francis - "Love Me Today, Not Tomorrow" (2:43)
Roland Alphonso - "Jah Shakey" (2:06)
Joe Higgs - "Dinah" (3:14)
Brown Eagle - "Natural Living" (3:27)
Freddie McKay - "So Long, Farewell" (2:39)
Jackie Mittoo - "Mixing" (2:06)
The Heptones - "How Can I Leave You" (3:08)
The Skatalites - "Sudden Destruction" (2:38)
Lone Ranger - "Dance A Fe Cork" (3:18)
Horace Andy - "Mamie Blue" (3:12)
Johnny Osbourne - "Run Up Your Mouth" (3:08)
Bob Marley And The Wailers - "One Love" (2:59)
The Cables - "What Am I To Do" (4:49)
Review: A brand new repro and showcase of one of Studio One's best ever compilations, which has remained long out of print. Formerly only available on Record Store Day as a limited edition 7" box set, this fresh and inductive intro to Studio One's less obvious gemstones - The Studio One Showcase 45 - now hears an expanded edition on 2xLP. Getting into these cuts will inform a veritable levelling-up in your dubbing capacity and appreciatorship. Bob Marley is the most famous feature, with his original Wailers version of 'One Love' serving as a nodal flow-point through which we may discover the vigilant lights of Judah Eskender Tafari ('Danger In Your Eyes'), Joe Higgs ('Dinah') and Liberation Group ('Namibia').
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Praise You (reissue)
Cat: OGR 854R. Rel: 15 Dec 23
Junior Dell & The D Lites - "Praise You" (4:41)
Woodfield Road Allstars - "Cool Cool Runnings" (3:19)
Review: This one was only reissued back in summer but such its is enduring appeal and superb impact once played through a beefy sound system, here it comes again. It is another top 7" version of Fatboy Slim's megahit 'Praise You', in authentic rocksteady style, performed by Jamaican vocal group Junior Dell & The D Lites, who've been active since the 1960s. "Mi haffi praise you", gleefully intones Dell, against an impressive interpretive backdrop of jubilant brass and cabareting bubbles. The B-side procures a more curious and laid-back instrumental, Woodfield Rd Allstars' 'Cool Cool Runnings'. Do not sleep.
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Beg You Put It Down
Cat: RJM 160S. Rel: 20 Sep 24
Sugar Minott - "Beg You Put It Down" (4:25)
Jah Thomas - "Put Down The Dub" (4:38)
Review: Nkrumah Jah Thomas's label The Midnight Rock was a cornerstone of exceptional productions in early Jamaican music. As a savvy producer, Thomas maximised his rhythms and created numerous records for a variety of artists. He emerged at the perfect time and recorded breakthrough tracks in top studios like Channel One, often with the Roots Radics. While many of his sessions were released, some remained unreleased, trapped on multi-track tape. One such session featured Sugar Minott, known for his hit 'Good Thing Going.' Thomas has crafted fresh mixes from these sessions with this single addressing gun violence and featuring a vibrant Radics rhythm and a new dub on the flip side.
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Africa Must Be Free By 1983 (remastered)
Cat: 060181 1009413. Rel: 18 Aug 17
Let's All Unite (3:32)
My Mind (3:37)
Africa Must Be Free By 1983 (2:29)
Why Do Black Men Fuss & Fight (5:56)
Book Of Life (3:04)
Run Revolution A Come (2:30)
Day Of Judgement (3:38)
Jah Will Provide (3:22)
Ital Sip (3:34)
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Mundell
Mundell (LP)
Cat: GRELP 036. Rel: 20 Jul 07
Jacqueline
Rasta Have The Handle
Going Places
Red Gold & Green
Tell I A Lie
24 Hours A Day
Jah Music
Your Face Is Famillar
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Heart Of The Congos (remastered)
Cat: VPRL 4237. Rel: 07 Jul 22
Fisherman (4:50)
Congoman (4:36)
Open Up The Gate (4:19)
Children Crying (3:54)
La La Bam-Bam (3:12)
Can't Come In (4:36)
Sodom & Gomorrow (4:18)
The Wrong Thing (3:14)
Ark Of The Convenant (3:45)
Solid Foundation (4:42)
Review: Much loved roots and dub outfit The Congos are often first come to via this seminal album, Heart of the Congos. It's one all collectors have on their racks and that's why it keeps on getting reissued. It's a brilliantly organic and authentic sound with the opening tune 'Fisherman' amongst the best - the falsetto vocals, the lush harmonies, the rolling rhythms - they are irresistible on a warm day. The rest of the record remains just as high on quality, with, of course, the brilliant drums and congas at the heart of each track, but the lyrical work not far behind.
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Give A Little Love
Cat: ARI 328A. Rel: 19 Jul 24
Aisha - "Give A Little Love" (8:59)
Jah Shaka, Norman Twinkle & Mad Professor - "African Message Dub" (7:34)
Review: Reggae singer, soundsystem heiress and "first lady of dub" Aisha (Pamela Ross) had already made an enduring name for herself by 1997, at which point she was already ten years into her singing career. A veritable blue-blood of soundsystem culture, Aisha had also already released four albums before 'Give A Little Love', which was contrastingly released as a standalone single not intended as a part of any wider record. Notably enough, it was also produced by Mad Professor, whose boxy, whistly production brings a ghostly, wastelain feel to the otherwise lively track; the instrumental version connotes entirely different themes without the lyrics, proving the infatuating effect of Aisha's words and delivery: with her, it becomes the quintessence of lovers' rock; a rousing floor-filler and lyrical impulsion to give over, so to speak, to the virtues of sharing, as opposed to withholding for oneself, love.
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Kunte Kinte
Kunte Kinte (limited 10")
Cat: AR 1015. Rel: 10 Jul 23
Kunte Kinte (6:04)
Kunte Kinte Version (6:03)
Review: Bernard Cumberbatch - presumably no relation to actor Benedict - and Garnett Cross are Aquizi, the dub duo fromed in the early 80s and Aiwa label mainstays. Their most notable 12" - aside from maybe 1981's 'Merry Christmas' was 'Kunte Kinte' earlier in the same year. It is a bit of a collector's fav that has more than held its value over the ensuing 40+ years. Driven by lazy dub swagger and carefree keys, it's a lovers rock outing peppered with toms and hits and plenty of echoing depths. Flip it over for version if you want something that will boggle the brain more with its endless mixing board effects.

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Georgy Porgy
Cat: STIX 063. Rel: 05 Feb 25
Georgy Porgy (English version)
Georgy Porgy (French version)
Review: Cover songs can sometimes be difficult to tackle for an artist and even more so if it's a completely different genre. However, lending a fresh reggae twist to Toto's classic hit makes for a a great example of a successful one here. On side one, the English version of 'Georgy Porgy' features a laid-back, smooth reggae rhythm, with the iconic guitar hook reimagined as a reggae riff, giving the song a relaxed while still infectious vibe. Ethel Lindsey's soothing vocals blend seamlessly with the rhythm section, making this rendition feel both familiar and unique. On side two, the French version offers a delightful variation, with Ethel Lindsey's vocals taking on a slightly different tone, fitting the language while adding an extra layer of charm. The reggae influences remain strong and the song's laidback vibe is preserved on both versions.
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Tags: French
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Black Rabbit
Cat: LVD 005. Rel: 26 Feb 24
Black Rabbit
Black Rabbit (dub)
Review: As well as navigating the realms of dub and reggae, infusing each track with his signature vintage sound and infectious grooves, Prince Fatty is well known for taking famous songs and flipping them into reggae territory, a wonderful mix of the familiar and the unepxected that usually works wonders on the dancefloor. With the fantastic 'Black Rabbit,' dub don Prince Fatty masterfully tackles Jefferson Airplane's 60s anthem 'White Rabbit', which took its inspiration from Lewis Carroll's surreal story Alice In Wonderland but hooked those references up to the drug experiences of those countercultural rtimes. The A-side is graced by with the vocals of regular Fatty collaborator Shniece, whose performance does more than simply ape Grace Slick's, adding lines and heaps of her own personality, while rich basslines, swirling echoes and soulful melodies all showcase some exceptional production skills. Naturally, there's a dub version on the B-side, and all in all this a testament to Prince Fatty's enduring influence in the contemporary reggae scene.
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Haunted House
Cat: HSRSS 0031. Rel: 28 Mar 25
Haunted House (2:49)
Double Wheel (3:01)
Review: Two rare instrumental covers of the 1969 classic 'Spinning Wheel' by Blood, Sweat & Tears. Produced by the legendary Lee "Scratch" Perry in 1970, these were first released on the highly exclusive Spinning Wheel label, and, as the label name suggests, both tracks are fortuitous roulettes encircling dusty instrumental dub. It also happens to be the first ever release on Harlem Shuffle, marking the start of a small, pantherine catalogue. For the rather fast brachiations of 'Haunted House' - a poltergeist of a track, fettered to the weathered-down needle nib on our own turntable, causing psychokinetic rotary reactions - and the bicyclic, two tone dub reinvention 'Double Wheel', these tracks showcase Perry's technologising approach to dubbing, prioritising energy above all. Fitting for Perry's lifelong kinghood over dub music at large, the subgeneric name was, of course, baptised "boss reggae".
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Played by: Tom Drew
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Psychotic Jonkanoo
Psychotic Jonkanoo (eco vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ONULP 4. Rel: 28 Mar 24
The Dope (5:27)
African Space (6:01)
Chatti Mouth/Threat To Creation (7:57)
Highest Degree (5:11)
Mother Don't Cry (5:24)
Yuk Up (5:18)
Drum Talk (4:07)
Review: For the first time since 1982, Creation Rebel's Psychotic Jonkanoo is made available on vinyl. Curiously first released on the primarily post-punk oriented Glaswegian label Statik, their sixth album here keeps to the usual eight-track formula, yet hears a softer discographic progression; compared to their earlier works, it is less prodding and weighty, and instead opts for a headroomier and more reverb-laden atmosphere, through which the album's distinctive and novel call-and-response chants can peek. Bandleader Crucial Tony was aided on the vocal front by harmonies from other group members, in a style reminiscent of Black Uhuru, plus the occasional guest such as John Lydon of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Limited providing backing harmony (!) on 'Mother Don't Cry'.
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Ten Steps Ahead
Cat: RSPB 7021. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Prince Buster with Determinations - "Ten Steps Ahead" (3:58)
Determinations - "Two Steps Back" (3:44)
Review: Rock A Shaka continue to wring out their apparently exclusive tenancy of Prince Buster's so far unissued reggae and rocksteady works, this time dropping a fresh 7" one with the instrumentalist Determinations on dubbing duties, 'Ten Steps Ahead'. Buster's final recording before he died initially went by the name 'One Step Beyond', and it has here been renamed in requiem, perhaps to differentiate it from the repopularised Madness cover. Lodged behind the vault door for years, you can be sure that Rock A Shaka thanked their lucky stars when they re-found it: "why must I suffer so much on this land?" Buster's voice is unusually lonesome and spectral, revealing in the late artist a rarely obviated forlornness.
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Another Place
Another Place (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: ATO 0691. Rel: 22 May 25
Calor Ahora (3:31)
In Love (2:45)
Berlin (3:43)
SJU (3:36)
Take Me To Dance (3:48)
False Moves (3:30)
Strikes Back! (1:08)
Hard To Part (3:04)
Another Place (3:20)
ADSH (4:00)
Review: Slowly over the years, Pachyman has whetted his dub reggae knife on a premium steel, reverse-engineering then rip-up-restarting the time-honoured techniques of legends King Tubby and Scientist, precisely piercing their sound with the pointed instruments of vintage gear and layer-caked bass. Another Place expands now on his vision, always returning to radical roots that otherwise often go unfairly unmentioned by dub historians - William Onyeabor's synthpop, YMO's new wave kooks, Basic Channel's ambient dub - all of which were contemporaries to the 70s sound. The result is a perfect ten of welling hertz-ology, from the studied 'Calor Ahora' to the simmering enveloper 'A.D.S.H.'
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Allema Timba
Cat: PH 45020. Rel: 18 Apr 19
Allema Timba (4:43)
Allema Timba (instrumental) (4:44)
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Roots Rockers & Dub
Roots Rockers & Dub (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: NSD 828LP. Rel: 31 Aug 23
Brown Jim (3:19)
King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (2:34)
Mountain View Dub (3:28)
Java (3:29)
1 Rutland Close (2:32)
Far East (3:09)
Silent Satta (4:11)
Pablo's Theme Song (3:14)
Memories Of The Ghetto (3:34)
Pablo's Armageddon (3:25)
Third Eye (3:16)
Ethiopia Dub (3:28)
Israel In Harmony (3:45)
Tippa Tone Blues (3:29)
Park Lane Special (2:49)
King David's Melody (3:40)
Jungle Cry (3:09)
Thunder Clap (2:34)
Jah Dread (7" version) (2:39)
Pablo Meets Mr Bassie (3:27)
Skanking Easy (2:40)
Cassava Piece ('79 Style) (2:35)
Review: This is a new collection of gems from the one and only Augustus Pablo that has been put together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his Rockers label, which was named after his popular sound system. The visionary artist is one of the most crucial in the reggae game over the years and is the man who is most often credited with having popularised the use of the melodica in reggae. His most fertile and influential period was the 1970s and tunes made them helped to take the sound global. This vinyl collection mixes up rare dubs and out-of-print tracks with tunes from all across his long and successful career.
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Thunder Clapp
Cat: OR 140. Rel: 27 Dec 24
Augustus Pablo - "Thunder Clapp" (2:27)
Pablo All Stars - "Lightning Clapp" (2:25)
Review: This little 45 is a brilliant dub release that showcases his mastery of the genre. Side-1 features 'Thunder Clapp', a smooth and atmospheric dub version of Bill Withers' 'Ain't No Sunshine'. The track oozes laid-back, reggae-inspired vibes, with Pablo's signature melodica adding depth to the mix. On Side-2, 'Lightning Clapp' takes things up a notch, delivering a tripped-out, raw dub version of the first track. It's a true dub lover's dream, with intricate echo effects, spacey atmospheres and experimental rhythms that push the boundaries of the genre. If you appreciate classic dub experimentation or unique cover versions, check this out.
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This Is Us
Cat: FLRL 023. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Fire (3:54)
I'm A (4:04)
Crazy For You (4:13)
Still Alive (4:21)
Hateshinai Tabiji (4:36)
Kiken Na Raspberry (4:28)
Pink Shadow (3:25)
Samidare No Ato Ni (4:29)
Life (6:30)
Te Wo (3:31)
Review: ONEGRAM, the cult Japanese reggae band formed in 2011, is back with a new album that takes in everything from their genre-defying journey so far. Though known for blending reggae with lovers rock, they also fold in conscious vibes and disco grooves to their sodden and here the Tokyo-based outfit delivers ten tracks that reflect their unfiltered present. It's their first original album in five years following 2021's cover-focused Random Access Music and highlights include the soulful hit 'After the May Rain,' the groovy 'Crazy For You' (which even got praised by Incognito members) and a dreamy take on Bread & Butter's 1974 classic 'Pink Shadow.'. It's an honest, heartfelt and unmistakably ONEGRAM sound.

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Let's All Unite
Cat: OR 146. Rel: 27 Dec 24
Hugh Mundell - "Let's All Unite" (2:54)
Pablo Rockers All Stars - "Unity Dub" (3:14)
Review: This laid-back dub 45 offers a seamless blend of positive vibes and deep rhythms. Side-1 features a classic reggae track with a powerful, uplifting message of unity. Mundell's smooth vocals are complemented by a steady, groovy rhythm that captures the essence of roots reggae. Side-2 takes the message to a more instrumental and dub-infused space, with the track being heavily dubbed out, showcasing intricate rhythms, echo effects and atmospheric layers. The dub version allows the music to breathe, emphasizing its meditative and expansive qualities. A perfect pairing for dub and reggae enthusiasts.
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Hell & Sorrow (reissue)
Cat: 333 018. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Hortense Ellis - "Hell & Sorrow" (2:04)
Big Youth - "Tribulation" (2:18)
Review: Death Is Not The End's 333 series reissues the exceptional original cut of the late Hortense Ellis' wonderful 'Hell & Sorrow' here. It was originally produced by Jimmy Radway and released on his Fe Me Time label in the mid-1970s and remains a popular joint on the sound system circuit. Here this most classic track is paired with the iconic DJ counteraction 'Tribulation' by Big Youth, which offers a compelling glimpse into reggae's rich history while also laying down a nice fat rhythm.
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On The Wire (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition)
Cat: DB2CD 163. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Lee 'scratch' Perry On The Wire (CD 1: On The Wire)
Exodus
For Whom The Bell Tolls
The Grim Reaper
Yes My Friends
Rock My Soul
Seaside (Mystic Mirror)
I Am The Upsetter
Keep On Moving
Burn Funky
Lee 'scratch' Perry On The Wire (CD 2: The Studio Recordings - 7" mix)
Exodus (7" mix)
For Whom The Bell Tolls (alternate mix)
Kep On Moving (Full mix)
Stars In The Bathroom
Six Million Dollar Dub (live In Concert)
Here Comes Lee Perry
Rock Around The Corner
Rocking On The Wire
War In A Babylon
Heads Of Government
Open Door
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Misty Morning
Cat: MBX 212. Rel: 09 Apr 25
Joseph Cotton & Earl Heptones - "Misty Morning" (4:00)
Room In The Sky All Stars - "Smoking Horn" (feat Eddie "Tan Tan" Thornton) (4:21)
Review: The latest from the Joe Gibbs label features a powerful roots rockers reinterpretation of The Sensations' classic rocksteady tune 'Everyday Is Like a Holiday.' The new version from Ruddy Thomas brings a different kind of energy while honouring the soulful essence of the original. It's packed with plenty of mad mixing desk effects and endless echo while warm vocals and deep basslines lock in a steady, hypnotic rhythm. On the B-side, Joe Gibbs & The Professionals deliver 'Holiday Style' which has happy horns and melodies that sparkle in the hot summer sun. Real roots authenticity and dub mastery make this another vital 7".
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Slo Mo
Slo Mo (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: DRP 32LP. Rel: 24 Oct 24
Avengers (7:53)
Slo Mo (8:17)
Next Stop (feat MC Slave) (6:11)
Stand Straight (5:33)
Oldemos (6:51)
Out To Sea (7:18)
Roland (4:59)
Getting Late (3:40)
I Don't Wanna See You (3:12)
Review: The limited edition deluxe double vinyl release of 'SLO MO' is here, featuring a stunning holographic overlay that matches the album's deep, immersive sound. Freddy's latest studio album is a nine-track journey packed with bass-heavy beats, offering both redemption and resolution. Described by Fitchie, the group's beatmaker, as "Afro rhythmic soul music," 'SLO MO' explores the rich intersection of Black music through a Polynesian lens. This strictly limited pressing is a celebration of rhythm, soul and culture, making it an essential pick-up for vinyl collectors and fans of bold, genre-defying sounds.
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Reggae Music
Cat: DKR 279. Rel: 10 Oct 24
Reggae Music (3:50)
Reggae Man (dub) (2:54)
Review: This cracking Leroy Smart tune was recorded at Wackie's and has never been on its own 45rpm before. It was cut to the killer Love Joys' 'Studio Man' rhythm and is a mid-tempo jam with tumbling sou bass and natty chords hanging in the air above the rhythm. The vocals muse on the power of reggae music while some nice tinkles on the keys bring a bit of light to the dusty drums. Flip it over for a more paired-back dub version, 'Reggae Man.' Two timeless sounds for sure.
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