REVIEW: Runkus – Supernova
Runkus’ “Supernova” blends reggae, dancehall, and art into a visionary album brimming with ideas, references, and innovation.
Albums, Tunes and other Releases
REVIEW: The 18th Parallel – All Fruits Ripe
“All Fruits Ripe” by The 18th Parallel: a roots reggae and dub showcase with Micah Shemaiah, Rod Taylor and more.
REVIEW: Ranking Barnabas – The Cold Crusher
Ranking: Barnabas’ dub album “The Cold Crusher” has been reissued for the first time. It features a forgotten Channel One rarity from the late 1970s.
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REVIEW: Ziggy Marley – Brightside
After a four-year hiatus Bob Marley's eldest returns with his ninth solo album to lift hearts ad deepen thoughts. Elizabeth Hann listened to it and shares her thoughts
REVIEW: Protoje – The Art of Acceptance
Davide Bortot listened to Protoje’s latest, seventh studio album and came to the conclusion: This man IS reggae.
REVIEW: Hempress Sativa – Woman
For her third album the Queen Cannabis got together with the Italian "Dub Files" producer Paolo Baldini, who was already responsible for two boom tunes of her from the 2010s. Now he makes sure to bring back her militant stance after the introspective sophomore album "Charka"
REVIEW: Chronixx – Exile
Chronixx breaks his 8-year silence with "Exile" – a roots-inspired, introspective album full of spiritual power, timeless vibes, and personal revelations.
REVIEW: Keznamdi – Blxxd & Fyah
Rasta roots, resistance & reflection – Keznamdi’s "Blxxd & Fyah" takes aim at injustice, identity loss & colonial hangovers.
REVIEW: Valiant – Prove Them Wrong
Valiant’s debut EP on Epic Records proves he’s more than hype – blending trap-dancehall, R&B, badness & ballads into a sharp, genre-defying statement.