Linton Kwesi Johnson – Time Come
Linton Kwesi Johnson’s “Time Come” gathers powerful reflections on reggae culture, Brixton riots, Jamaican politics & Black resistance.
Cimarons – Ship Ahoy Into A Glory Future
UK reggae pioneers The Cimarons return with new fire: a documentary, a powerful new album, and timeless anthems like “Ship Ahoy”.
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.
Keith Hudson – From One Extreme To The Other
Keith Hudson broke rules and redefined reggae with haunting dub, raw vocals and radical concepts – his legacy still resonates.
Prince Far I – The Voice Of Thunder
He was reggae’s thunderous voice of truth. On the reissue of “Under Heavy Manners,” we retrace Prince Far I’s life, legacy and tragic end.
The Great Riddim Shift – Greensleeves Records and the Emergence of the Dancehall Style
Discover how Greensleeves Records helped shape early dancehall and brought Kingston's sound system culture to the global stage in a pivotal reggae era.
BB Seaton – There’s A Fire
From Studio One to Treasure Isle and beyond – B. B. Seaton’s work shaped reggae history. A tribute to a remarkable artist and visionary.
Dennis Bovell – Reasoning With The Dub Master
From lover’s rock to punky reggae: Dennis Bovell talks to David Katz about his groundbreaking 50-year career and "The Dubmaster" release.
Robbie Shakespeare – Bass & Trouble
A tribute to Robbie Shakespeare, reggae’s legendary bassist and half of the iconic Sly & Robbie duo – over 1,800 productions strong.