LP:t ja vinyylilevyt - Reggae

V/A : Treasure Isle - Bond St.

Tosh, Peter : Mama Africa

Reissue on 180g audiophile vinyl, insert

Zukie, Tapper : Tapper roots

Yellowman & Fathead : Bad boy skanking

Reissue

Third World : Journey To Addis

Reissue

V/A : Studio one rocksteady

Cedric Congo And Mad Professor : Cedric congo meets Mad Professor

V/A : Studio one ska fever!

180g.

Aswad : New Chapter Of Dub

Lions : This Generation

Easy Star All Stars : Easy Star's thrillah

Easy Star All Stars : Dubber Side Of The Moon

Aisha : First lady of dub

BACK IN PRINT! Aisha a.k.a. Sister Aisha presents the album 'The First Lady Of Dub', produced by The Mad Professor. Aisha has been making records since the 1980s having grown up around her father's Sound System in the West Midlands. This record delivers heavy heavy dub!

Alpha Blondy : Cocody rock

The 1984 album from the Ivorian reggae singer, reissued on vinyl!

Andy, Horace / Dub Specialist : Skylarking/sky rhythm

Archives : Carry Me Home: A Reggae Tribute To Gil Scott-Hero & Brian Jackson

Aswad : Live at rockpalast 1980 (2lp)

On vinyl, these recordings from the German tv show 'Rockpalast' showcase Aswad at an early stage, influenced by punk, raw and untamed, years before they rose to be one Britain's most important reggae bands next to Steel Pulse.

Bazza Ranks : Don't Let It Pass (Feat. Dynamite Mc)

Big Joe : At the control

Reissue of second album by Big Joe (born Joseph Spalding in 1955), Jamaican reggae deejay and record producer, who recorded extensively in the 1970s and early 1980s. This is the follow up to 'Keep Rocking And Swinging,' released on Live & Love in 1978 and produced by Bunny Lee. A must for all the reggae and dub fanatics.

Black Solidarity : Birth of dancehall 1976-1979

Black Uhuru : Black Sounds Of Freedom

Boo And The Tru-Tones : Show the world

The second album (1974) from St. Lucia's Boo and the Tru-Tones demonstrated a significant growth from the band with the introduction of soulful and funky songs that started the band's trip into fusions of island and funk. The album demonstrates the band's ability to seamlessly weave an album full of reggae, calypso and soul/funk that manages to stay consistent and coherent. 'Show The World' helped create the band's global fanbase and was responsible for starting the bands' buzz in the UK. Comes on yellow and black splatter vinyl.

Bovell, Dennis : Sufferer Sounds

This compilation focuses on the period during and immediately after Bovell’s involvement with the Jah Sufferer Sound System, digging deep to find deep cuts and lesser known versions, mainly from 1976 - 1980, plus a killer and lesser heard dub of the iconic “Silly Games”.

Brooks, Cedric : Mun dun go

Capital Letters : Wolverhampton

Due to their releases on a.o. the Greensleeves label, Capital Letters are among the legendary names of the UK's late '70s/early '80s reggae scene. The band reunited in 2013, which resulted in the 14 songs on this excellent full-length. Hard hitting roots messages go hand in hand with lovers rock and there's a heartfelt tribute to the band's home town, Wolverhampton.

Cliff, Jimmy : Best of

Creation Rebel : Lows highs

Fully remastered and licensed, limited to 500 copies on 180gr vinyl. Officially the latest album released by the British super group, 'Lows & Highs' is the triumphant epilogue to these fascinating adventure in rhythm. Featuring vocals from Crucial Tony and Lizard Logan this is probably the most straight ahead reggae album in their whole discography. Producer Adrian Sherwood is in charge behind the desk while Style Scott, Eskimo Fox and Donald Campbell bring all their potential efforts on the drums. Deadly Headley and Dave 'Flash' Wright are the top horn section here. The album features the bonus track 'Read And Learn' from the 1982 single 'Love I Can Feel.' A must have for any English dub worshipper.

Creation Rebel : Dub From Creation

Includes download card.

Disciples : For those who understand

An essential dub album from The Disciples, originally dating back to 1995, reissued in an edition of 500 LP's.

Disciples : The rush

Heavyweight dubplate style from The Disciples with two prime cuts! First up is 'The Rush', originally released in 2009. This re-issue presents the two original mixes, plus one previously unreleased dub cut. Flip over for 'Tabla March'. As expected from the title, it features some subtle Indian percussive flavours over three cuts of a meditative bass-rumbler.

Dr. Alimantado : Best dressed chicken in town

Dub Spencer & Trance Hill : Imago cells

Dub Spencer & Trance Hill have been in the music business for about 20 years. Supposedly, the dub component always dominated, but the electronic, the psychedelic, the "trance" always played an important role in the work of the internationally known Swiss band. Now this facet gets its due place on the 12th longplayer of the quartet, titled 'Imago Cells'.

Dub Syndicate : Mellow & colly (+cd)

Originally released in 1998, this acclaimed Dub Syndicate albumgets reissued on 180-GRAM VINYL with the addition of five tracks from the obscure 'Jamaican Session' demo tapes, plus a free CD of the album.

Dub Syndicate : The pounding system

Back on vinyl is the debut Dub Syndicate set from 1982, pre-dating the involvement of mainstay Style Scott. Instead, the LP features various members of Creation Rebel and African Head Charge turning out a wild dub set, with hard-hitting rhythms and FX-mutated melodies phasing in and out of the mix.

Dub Syndicate : Stoned Immaculate

Dub Syndicate : Ital Breakfast

Early B : Sunday dish

Back in print! Earlando Arrington Neil became Early B on the Jamaican sound system scene, working his way through Soul Imperial, King Majesty and other sets before coming to prominence in the early 1980s on Kilimajaro, where he became known as 'The Doctor' for unleashing his lyrical cures on the mic. Recording for various producers from 1981, Early B reached another level upon linking with deejay-turned-producer Jah Thomas in 1984, the humorous hit 'Sunday Dish' leading to this explosive LP of the same name, an enduring classic of early dancehall that also features the equally hilarious 'Learn Fi Drive.' All killer, no filler!

Easy Star All Stars : Dub Side of the Moon

Anniversary edition

Easy Star All Stars : Easy Star's Lonely Hearts Dub Band

Ellis, Alton : Treasure isle 1966-1968

BACK IN PRINT! On vinyl, this is a collection of essential early ska recordings from the acclaimed Jamaican artist. Alton Ellis, previously one half of the duo Alton And Eddy, basically invented the term rocksteady when he gave one of his songs the title 'Get Ready (Do The Rocksteady)'.

Ellis, Alton : Valley of decision - the collection 1973-1974

A wonderful collection of early seventies recordings produced by Alton Ellis himself. High-impact reggae tunes with a great horn section. Alton Nehemiah Ellis OD (1 September 1938-10 October 2008) was a Jamaican singer-songwriter. One of the innovators of rocksteady, he was given the informal title "Godfather of Rocksteady." In 2006, he was inducted into the International Reggae And World Music Awards Hall Of Fame. SIDE 1:1. Baby I Love You2. Cry Not For Me3. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do4. Why Birds Follow The Spring5. Love You For More Reason That One6. Please Leave Me Alone7. Girl You Can't Be My WifeSIDE 2:1. La La (Means I Love You)2. You Are Mine3. The Valley Of Decision4. I Want You Girl5. Honey I Love You

Fakoly, Tiken Jah : Acoustic

Fat Freddys Drop : Bays

Fat Freddys Drop : Blackbird

Gray, Owen : Fire and bullets

Fully licensed, 140gr vinyl. Reissued for the first time on vinyl, an amazing showcase of roots and reggae lovers, originally released on Trojan in 1977. Although his place as a reggae pioneer cannot be questioned, Owen Gray has felt for many years that he never got his due from Jamaica, his homeland. On August 6 2023, the government finally recognized his contribution awarding him with the honor of Order Of Distinction, Jamaica's sixth-highest honour. Gray, now 87, is ecstatic about what he considers an overdue and deserved reward. In the rocksteady era, he recorded for producer Sir Clancy Collins AKA Sir Collins. His popularity continued throughout the 1960s, working with producers such as Clement Dodd, Prince Buster, Sydney Crooks, Arthur "Duke" Reid, Leslie Kong, and Clancy Eccles, including work as a duo with Millie Small, with songs ranging from ska to ballads. He continued to record regularly, having a big hit in 1968 with 'Cupid.' His 1970 track 'Apollo 12' found favour with the early skinheads, and in 1972 he returned to Island Records, recording reggae versions of The Rolling Stones' 'Tumblin' Dice' and John Lennon's 'Jealous Guy,' although they met with little success. During this period, he regularly had releases on Pama and Pioneer Internacional label, Camel Records, and one single on Hot Lead Records. He had greater success in Jamaica, however, with 'Hail The Man,' a tribute to Emperor Haile Selassie, which was popular with the increasing Rastafari following.

Groundation : Here I am

HR : Charge

HR : Singin in the Heart