This compilation, known as the Reggae Vibes album Top 20, curated by Teacher & Mr. T, consists of a selection of twenty reggae/dancehall albums that we deem significant and wish to showcase to the general audience via this chart. This list is not determined by sales figures, airplay frequency, or any other external factors, and it remains uninfluenced by commercial…
Reggae legend Stranger Cole and Dutch singer Patsy—known offstage as Renske De Boer—teamed up under the guidance of producer Boss Capone, resulting in the critically acclaimed album Royal. (Be sure to check out our review of that album!) The single Dusty Brown served as a standout teaser for the record. Its upbeat ska rhythm is enriched by juicy brass interludes…
There’s another song on that label called ‘Out of Many, We Are One’. Yep. That was the “New York Reggae Festival Song” for 1975. Produced by one “F. Adams”?No, “Franno” – Francis. “Franno” we called him, and he had a studio. He had a studio at Millwood Lane, or Millwood Street, in Brooklyn. That was my stable. I never ran…
NEW RELEASE For the past three years, Tad’s International Record has honored Jamaica’s sovereignty, won from Great Britain in August 1962, with a special compilation series. The latest edition, Celebrating Jamaica 63, continues this tradition, blending covers of timeless reggae classics with fresh original tracks. The 16-track compilation includes I Need A Roof, where The Mighty Diamonds team up with…
Known as the lead vocalist of GRAMMY-nominated band MAGIC! and the voice behind the global hit “Rude”, Nasri Atweh now steps forward as a solo artist with “I’ll Be Fire”, released on May 9, 20205, featuring Jamaican superstar Shenseea. The track brings together Nasri’s pop-reggae roots and Shenseea’s unmistakable energy in a smooth, emotionally driven collaboration that explores passion, connection, and heat. Related Source link
City Splash, the world’s biggest independent one-day celebration of Caribbean and African culture, announces its incredible first wave of artists for the 2025 Drumsheds takeover. City Splash Festival is back and ready to shake up London once again. On Saturday, October 25, the capital’s massive Drumsheds venue will be taken over by the sounds of reggae, dancehall, soca, UK funky, garage and more, with a powerful…
August 8-14 | 2025 LIGHT OF MINE – JESSE ROYAL EASY STAR RECORDS lw 2 | woc 15 | 1 wk @ #1 Buy @ ITunes || Buy @ Amazon 2TIME – KHAGO LONG CHAIN GLOBAL / JUNE VILL RECORDS lw 1 | woc 11 | 3 wks @ #1 Buy @ ITunes || Buy @ Amazon A…
Celebrating 30 years as a band, John Brown’s Body continues its return to the scene with a fresh take on a familiar tune. After a six-year hiatus, the U.S. reggae veterans are rolling out new music once again, and their latest single taps into deep roots from their own catalog. The new track “Little Bit of Some” is a reimagined version of the instrumental “A…
August 8-14 | 2025 MUTE – MASICKA DEF JAM RECORDS lw 1 | woc 10 | 2 wkS @ #1 Buy @ ITunes || Buy @ Amazon KNOW BOUT DAT – SQUASH 6ix Real Records/Salkey Records/Dansky Records lw 4 | woc 13 Buy @ ITunes || Buy @ Amazon GOD NAH SLEEP – MAVADO CHIMNEY RECORDS/MANSION…
Long-overdue Undeniably, Albert Ilawi Malawi’s single Children Of The Emperor stands as one of the finest roots reggae recordings of the 1970s, truly a must-have for any serious reggae collector. For decades, the track was only available through its original 7″ and 12″ vinyl releases or limited reissues. Now, fifty years after its debut, this timeless roots anthem, finally takes…