It’s truly heartening to share some good news for a change. We’ve been losing too many of our musical giants lately, and it feels like a piece of our shared history goes with them every time. But today we have a reason to celebrate. I’m talking about the essential reissue of the 12″ single featuring Michael Palmer’s I’m Still Dancing…
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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…
Congrats to KEZNAMDI on the Grammy win! Best Reggae Album ‘Blxxd & Fyah’ Source link
NEW RELEASE Fruits Records have dropped their first two 7-inch releases of 2026, available on vinyl and digital. Earl Sixteen’s My Son leads the charge, backed by a deep, weighty stepper riddim from The 18th Parallel, with guest pianist and composer Jojo Gladstone on piano duties. Earl sounds incredible here. His voice feels younger than ever, full of strength and…
Cat Coore ( April 6, 1956 – Jan 18, 2026) Sly Dunbar (May 10, 1952 – Jan 26, 2026) Source link
This edition of Double 12″ Spin takes us straight to the UK. We’re looking at a heavy hitter from the group Natural Ites and a sweet tune by Jamaican veteran Al Campbell, recorded for the iconic Fashion Records. Let’s dive into the music. A. Al Campbell – Try My LoveB. Massive Horns – Official Fashion Fashion Records – FAD 039…
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.…
A major moment for reggae and dancehall artist Samora, who currently lives in Bern, Switzerland. Together with Canadian singer Ammoye, she has been nominated for the 2026 JUNO Award with the song More Reggae (Funk It Up) in the category Reggae Recording of the Year. The JUNO Awards are considered Canada’s most prestigious music awards and the country’s equivalent of…
