NEW VIDEO Reality Shock has released Roots Reggae Man, the latest single from reggae singer King Lorenzo, who hails from St Ann in Jamaica. Roots Reggae Man honors the essence of roots reggae culture and lifestyle. The track, produced by Kris Kemist for Reality Shock, features a music video shot in Jamaica by Kabawicity Media. Source link
A Celebration of Dennis Brown’s Legacy and the Launch of Yvonne’s Special Label Refresh The Dennis Brown Estate has released the Salaam Remi Remix of the singer’s Where Did The Love Go, initially produced by Maurice “Jack Scorpio” Johnson for the Black Scorpio label. This remix initiates a new phase in Dennis Brown’s remarkable legacy as the first of several…
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Harlem Shuffle Records UK based Harlem Shuffle Records is passionate about music from the past, especially ska, reggae, rocksteady, and similar styles. Their mission: to re-release hidden gems, mostly unknown to the public. Exploring the extensive archives of Trojan Records and its sub-labels, they’ve unearthed a variety of tunes for their Hot Sauce series. Hot Sauce Volume 5, the most…
NEW RELEASE On Friday, January 31, 2025, Vybz Kartel releases the Viking (10th Year Anniversary) album, exclusively in digital format through Adidjahiem Records/TJ Records. This special deluxe edition includes four tracks from his 2015 Viking (Vybz Is King) album paired with seven fresh songs. Featured from the original album are Unstoppable, Enchanting, Gon’ Get Better (which has been sampled by…
STAY UPDATED WITH OUR PICKS OF THE WEEK In general, Reggae Vibes’ weekly Spotify Playlist is compiled of tunes that were released in the previous week, a blast from the past, a dub piece, chart toppers and new entries in the dancehall & reggae charts, and tracks from albums and EPs that were reviewed in the past seven days. Share…
What was basically the cause of the split with Earl and Barry? For me I can’t take the weight no more. That’s how you felt, constantly arguing, disagreements one after the other.It’s the weight too, man. It’s too hard to carry. More like a burden than anything else.Yeah man, because it’s all a burden, man. And it’s easier when you’re…
COVER VERSION VS ORIGINAL SONG Since the early 1960s and even prior, numerous iconic Jamaican hits were derived from popular foreign songs. The original pop and soul tracks were frequently embraced by audiences on the island, leading reggae artists to create their own renditions. Some of these artists gained fame by covering chart-topping songs, turning these adaptations into timeless classics.…
1 Crying Over You – Ken Boothe (Trojan)2 This Monday Morning Feeling – Tito Simon (Horse)3 Curley Locks – Junior Byles (Dip)4 Move Out Of Babylon – Johnny Clarke (Harry J)5 Baby Baby – Lorenzo And Eva Maria (Dip)6 Sunshine – Pat Kelly (Black Wax)7 Nosey Parker – George Dekker (Harry J)8 Rasta Dread Locks – The Heaven Singers (Cactus)9…
A1. Eccleton Jarrett – Turn On The HeatA2. King Jammy – Dub B1. King Jammy – Dubplate Mix B2. Version Label: Jammy’s Records – GGRS009 More info @ Discogs We reach the 36th installment of this series dedicated to exploring the history of 12-inch singles, and this time our focus falls upon the renowned producer, King Jammy, born Lloyd Woodrowe…