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Cat: HONEY 040. Rel: 17 Nov 21
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Review: Horace Andy is one of the most recognisable voices - and names - in reggae. His catalogue is a real treasure trove of gold and 'Money Money' from 1982 is always one of the most heavily played. Of course one of the reasons it is so well known is because it is the source of a legendary sample by Massive Attack on one of their earlier records. The lyrics, about money being the root of all evil, will forever remain relevant, as will the sounds around them. The version is longer and just as essential.
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Good Good Things (gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: HS 207VL. Rel: 03 Aug 20
Review: 10 years after his cult album "Bad Bad Things", this lovely bad boy, somewhat softened, returns to his first eclectic and varied loves with "Good Good Things".
… Read morePlayed by: Marco Gallerani
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Review: Although original copies are hard to find, Wes Brooks' 1977 single 'Lay Down Your Arms' is fairly well-known in reggae circles and was even covered by Mark Stewart on his 1983 album Learning To Cope With Cowardice. If you don't already own a copy of Brooks' classic, we'd highly recommend this reissue. In its original form, the track is a sweet, organ-heavy chunk of roots reggae/soul fusion that sounds as special today as it did in the late 1970s. The accompanying dub-style 'Version' mix is also incredible thanks to Brooks' decisions to amplify the bass, toughen up the drums and add copious amounts of reverb and delay to snippets of organ and vocal.
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Review: During last year's lockdown in Italy, contemporary dub producer Paolo Baldini was invited by Pressure Sounds to work on Bunny Lee's archive of recordings he made with singer Barry Brown during the mid-to-late 1970s. The results can now be heard on Praises, a set which adds a little more dub-wise spice to classic roots reggae cuts while retaining much of Lee's production and instrumentation. Brown's vocals - effortlessly soulful, hugely evocative and partially improvised - are simply superb, while Baldini's handling of Lee's riddims and musical arrangements is masterful. As a result, the assembled dubs, versions and vocal reworks sound faithful to the period in which they were recorded while adding subtle new touches and 21st century-ready low-end weight.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Reggae/Oldies/Ska, Super Mango Hi-Fi
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What A Great Day (reissue) (limited 7")
Cat: VPGS 7107. Rel: 04 May 23
Review: Lacksley Castell's 'What A Great Day' is something of a roots reggae classic that has been long hard to find after first dropping back in 1979. It still spuds fresh and will pack a punch on any sound system. Prince Jammy is a master of mixing this sort of stuff who later went on to be a big player in the dancehall game having eventually ditched his analogue tools in favour of digital ones. His dub 'Throne of Blood' is on there flip to round out another brilliant 45rpm from VP, who are masters of just that.
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Selassie Souljahz (7")
Cat: ROYALO 01. Rel: 05 Jun 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Dancehall/Ragga
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Review: You might well have caught Rhoda Dakar's wonderful run of cover versions popping up on singles from Sunday Best over recent times. Now the time has come to gather them together with some additional treats and present a fully-fledged album. Version Girl is pure feel good energy, even when Dakar takes on The Smiths' 'Everyday Is Like Sunday'. From Bowie's 'The Man Who Sold The World' to Reed's 'Hangin' 'Round', Dakar has chosen tracks which don't already have reggae versions, bringing something fresh to the table with the insight of a true music lover.
… Read morePlayed by: Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Juno Recommends Reggae
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Cat: AR 055. Rel: 17 Apr 23
Review: One of the leading dub related labels to emerge in recent years, Avantroots project of taking dub as a genre to its furthest and freshest perspectives, while still showing the utmost respect for the history and the figures inside it, continues with this eye-opening contribution, 'Linval Thompson Meets Avantroots'. Featuring tracks from the likes of Deepchord, Pulshar, Deepnaut, and Braulio Lam, this latest project (as the name suggests) was led by the dub legend himself, Linval Thompson, who's list of credits and those he's influenced is pages and pages in length. 'World Crisis' is Thompson's key message, running like a refrain, re-emerging throughout the EP and finding new shapes with each artist's fresh approach. Deepchord's iteration, unsurprisingly, is the deepest of the collection, encircling and hypnotic it orbits Thompson's echoed vocals to perfection. Pulshar's take offers greater lyrical clarity, keeping the surrounding production minimal and delectably slow-paced, giving room for each element to breathe. Deepnaut's version is brighter, bubbling with the plucked samples of spaced-out electric guitar and expanding synth pads. Braulio Lam's offering, the final track on the release, is a more experimental, broken groover - chopping and shifting the vocals in a collage effect, refracting Thompson's message in order for it to be seen in a new light. A fantastic release to sink into - fully immersive and richly detailed.
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Review: He's hardly prolific, but DJ/producer Del Gazeebo has been offering up occasional re-edits, mash-ups and bootleg reworks for longer than some of us have been alive. Here he begins 2020 in fine fashion with two party-hearty reworks guaranteed to get the dancefloor moving. Aside "Barbara Don't Love Me" is a bouncy, subtly beefed-up take on a horn-heavy 1960s soul/rhythm and blues classic that sounds like it would go down well at parties that love Northern Soul. Flipside "Dat Ting" meanwhile is a head-nodding take on a punchy soulful reggae cut underpinned by weighty bass and tight hip-hop beats.
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Dis Chronicles Vol 2 (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: REPEAT 13. Rel: 18 May 23
Review: The Repeat label is doing a great service to the culture of real tech house, nodding to that late 90s sound and carrying work from the likes of Jay Tripwire, Eddie Richards and now Grant Dell. The Dis Chronicles series hits part two with some further obscurities from back in the day which sound as relevant now as they were futuristic back then. 'Disco Hit' was a collaborative effort from Dell and Richie Littler, and it's utterly addictive thanks to those cheeky DX7 organ licks, while Dell's 'Up Yer Strasse Dub' of Len Lewis' 'Illicit' is chunky and dubby in equal measure. Dell's own 'Fari A Come' completes the set with a more overt drop into dub territory, sampling a true Jamaican legend and showing how the tech house sound could transplant onto backroom, head-nodding gear in style.
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Dread No Warrior
Dread No Warrior (version)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Record ever so slightly warped & light surface marks, otherwise in excellent condition***
Dillinger, real name Lester Bullock, is a prolific reggae artist from Jamaica. He was part of the second wave of DJ 'toasters' who rose to prominence during the mid '70s. He continued to record and perform, his last tour was in 2014 with Yellowman. His classic from 1978 'Dread No Warrior' originally appeared on the Gorgon label. With its classic roots reggae swagger, you can hear why this one is a favourite with the heads out there. Typically, there's a dub version over on the flip. Bullock was also known for starting his own label called Scandal Bag.
… Read moreDillinger, real name Lester Bullock, is a prolific reggae artist from Jamaica. He was part of the second wave of DJ 'toasters' who rose to prominence during the mid '70s. He continued to record and perform, his last tour was in 2014 with Yellowman. His classic from 1978 'Dread No Warrior' originally appeared on the Gorgon label. With its classic roots reggae swagger, you can hear why this one is a favourite with the heads out there. Typically, there's a dub version over on the flip. Bullock was also known for starting his own label called Scandal Bag.
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Review: By now everyone must surely be familiar with the premise of Easy Star All Stars, the crack team of reggae players who turn their hand to iconic albums and give them a thorough dubbing. They've done Dark Side Of The Moon, Sgt. Pepper and Radiohead, and now it's time for Bowie to get reggaefied by the best in the business. Ziggy Stardub is exactly as you would hope, taking songs so perfectly written they port into reggae and dub with spectacular results. Like an old friend you never knew you had, you'll sink into these versions without any difficulty whatsoever, Easy Star style.
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Review: Easy Star All Stars are back, refreshing a simple yet effective formula - melodic reggae covers of titanic rock albums. The New York natives have released several tribute albums to said figureheads, not least Pink Floyd, Radiohead, The Beatles and Michael Jackson. Ziggy Stardub, evidently, is a reggae version of David Bowie's 1972 album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. Bowiemaniacs will be Bowie-led over by this 15-track collective vision in dub, which comprehensively serves up serene versions of 'Starman', 'Five Years' and 'Moonage Daydream' and four actual dub versions. To top it off, there are myriad features from fellow coverer fanatics, including Macy Gray, Steel Pulse, Mortimer and Carlton Livingston.
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Cat: TIEU 031. Rel: 03 Mar 23
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Life Is Yours (Life Is Dub) (Record Store Day RSD 2023) (gold vinyl LP)
Cat: 505419 7405761. Rel: 29 Apr 23
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Cat: KELP 008. Rel: 31 Jul 12
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Love In Time (clear smoked vinyl LP)
Cat: ES 1103V. Rel: 06 Apr 23
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Joe GIBBS/VARIOUS
Dancehall Stylee: Classic Dancehall Sounds 1979-1981 (unmixed 2xCD)
Cat: DBCDD 117. Rel: 18 May 23
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Review: After dropping many crucial dub albums on the likes of Twinkle Records, Music House Family, Reggae On Top, King Earthquake, and Conscious Sounds, Barry Issac now brings his brilliant vocal tones to Room In The Sky. Issac is well established as a top roots reggae talent who has worked with some of the most notable sound systems out there - Jah Shaka and Channel One being two of them. Here 12 tough riddims featuring some top talents like reggae trombonist Vin Gordon from the Skatalites and Winston Reedy who fronted The Cimarons get finished in style by his work up top. A timeless album for sure.
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Review: Sound Metaphors sub label Thank You continues to explore lesser known niche records from visionary artists of the 80s by revisiting this single from Jah Wobble. 'Blow Out' is a shoe-in for any Balearic set worth its salt, pairing boxy drum machine rhythms with wistful keys and some blue-eyed soul vocal turns for a meandering ride through prime mid-decade sonic territory. Bleepy where it counts, just a little dubby around the edges and smooth up top, it's a refined, long form cut which sounds great with a modern remaster. Backed with the instrumental version on the flip, it's a no-brainer for diggers who might have balked at paying top whack for an original 85 edition.
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Review: Since releasing her debut album in 2013, Janine 'Jah9' Cunningham has risen to become one of the genuine underground stars of Jamaican reggae music, with a distinctive vocal style - part singer, part toaster, part spoken word beat poet - that seems to suit a wide variety of reggae-related styles. She's at her diverse best on "Note To Self", singing and toasting over backing tracks that variously touch on contemporary reggae, 1970s roots, dub, dancehall and the kind of digital 'riddims' that were all the rage in the late 1980s and early '90s.
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