BELOW THE BASSLINE: What Kind of World
From Studio One to the River – Christian Bosoni traces the journey of the "What Kind of World" riddim from a Studio One rocksteady classic to Morgan Heritage’s modern masterpiece "Down By The River".
Freddie McKay – I’m A Free Man
David Katz revisits the life and legacy of Freddie McKay, the underrated reggae vocalist behind classics like “Picture On The Wall” and “I’m A Free Man.”
Lee ”Scratch” Perry – Remembered
Remembering Lee "Scratch" Perry: a visionary producer whose groundbreaking dub techniques reshaped reggae and influenced global music culture.
Delroy Wilson – The Cool Operator
Delroy Wilson’s journey from ska child star to reggae legend, shaping generations with his unmistakable voice. David Katz worked through the legacy of the "Cool Operator".
Mighty Diamonds – The Roots Is There
From Trench Town to international acclaim – the story of harmony trio Mighty Diamonds and their tragic final chapter.
It’s Reggae Time: Bunny Lee and the Birth of a Genre
David Katz revisits early reggae and Bunny Lee’s boss reggae era, uncovering the origins of a sound that soon conquered the world.
Burning Spear – In His Own Drum Beat
After 15 years, Burning Spear is back with “No Destroyer” – a powerful roots reggae album that blends history, faith, activism, and musical excellence.
The Singer & The Song: Johnny Osbourne – Truths & Rights
Johnny Osbourne talks about his reggae classic "Truths & Rights," its origin and his first recordings at the legendary Studio One.
Fred Locks – True Rastaman
From Kingston’s beaches to global praise: Fred Locks tells the powerful story behind “Black Star Liners” and his lasting Rastafari mission.