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.
B. B. 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.
EarthKry – Vibe Makes the Music
EarthKry revive classic rocksteady sounds with analog warmth on “Dandy Shandy” – no samples, just soul and roots from Kingston.
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.
Haile Selassie I in the Rastafari Philosophy – Until The Color Of A Man’s Skin… (Part 1)
Haile Selassie’s fight for equality shaped Rastafari and reggae. Discover his impact on faith, justice and Black liberation. (Part 1 of 3)
Rik Jam – Don’t Give Up
Rik Jam shares his emotional journey from Kingston’s Fletchers Land to his debut album “The Genesis” – a powerful mix of roots, love, and survival.
Junior Murvin at Greensleeves Records, London, UK 13 October 1986
Junior Murvin – Cool Down the Heat
From “Police And Thieves” to digital roots with King Jammy: Junior Murvin’s posthumous release “Cool Down The Heat” proves his timeless talent lives on.
Masicka – King Time Now
Dancehall’s quiet king speaks loudest through music – Masicka’s “Generation of Kings” is his boldest, most introspective work yet.