Be With Records present a reissue of Sweet And Nice, the vital debut album from Jamaica's undisputed first lady of song Marica Griffiths, originally released in 1974. It's reggae at its most soulful. Slinking through a tight...

Jah Children Cool' is from 1976, with Keithus showing a more mature voice and singing style, but none the less killer and militant.AJah Children CoolBDread A Rule...

Killer vocals over some of the best early digital (live & programmed!) riddims, we present our top three Don Hickey selections from Harmodio. Finally, 'Let Us Co-Operate,' pure heat in a one-away riddim style, and the...

LP version. Glasgow-based soundsystem and production unit, Mungo's Hi Fi, announce More Fyah, a stunning collaboration with UK singer and MC, Eva Lazarus. A genre-melding masterpiece, More Fyah traverses between reggae, dub,...

From 1979, two of our all-time favorite roots harmony tunes ('Love & Livity' and "Slave Trade' on DKR 029EP), both from The Jewels. Originally released on Jamaican seven-inch, on Leggo's Cash & Carry label, and...

Fifteen track compilation collecting rare 1970s singles and previously unreleased tracks. With this LP we continue to mine the output of producer Carl 'Stereo' Fletcher and his Uprising and STEREO BEAT labels. A nice...

The third and final cut on the legendary rhythm also employed for Clive's 'Apology' and Trevor Byfield's 'Tell Me That You Love Me,' both of which were released in our first and previous set of Fox Fire tunes. 'Am Going...

From Barbican, Kingston 8, the Chopper crew are back on the road! From the mid-1980's straight thru until the early '90s, Choppers were steady releasing tunes both in Jamaica and NYC, and from young upcoming artists and...

Leroy Smart's 'Oh Marcus' was only ever available as an LP cut, released here now for the first time ever as a single.AOh MarcusBOh Marcus...

Two mid 80s scorchers on the same killer riddim, each with dubs.A1–Wayne SmithDancing MachineA2–Unknown ArtistVersionB1–Gilly BuchananMe No MixB2–Unknown...

2019 repress of the 2017 reissue; originally released in 2011. This debut solo release Melodies from Lord Echo (aka Mike Fabulous), is a roaring romp through his crazy world of sound; a magical, meandering journey through...

Slave Trade' was originally released on Jamaican seven-inch, on Leggo's Cash & Carry label, and distributed from his former Orange St. record shop of the same name.ASlave TradeBSlave Trade...

Thirteen track LP collecting 1970's versions and dubs from the labels of producer & singer Milton 'Billy Hutch' Hutchinson, including three previously unreleased tracks. With several tracks mixed by King Tubby himself...

Lloyd 'Parro' Clarke is from the first generation of Jamaican recording artists. Starting his career in the late '50s, Lloyd began recording for many of the major record producers of Jamaica's first wave of records in the...

This is the first in a series of remixes of tracks from Dubkasm’s acclaimed 2018 LP, Rastrumentals. The 10” opens with Alter Echo and Zam Zam/Khaliphonic label co-head E3, who have an impressive list of previous...

2019 reissue, originally released in 1985 - Made during the middle of Mad Professor’s infamous Dub Me Crazy series, but not officially apart of the Dub Me Crazy segment. This album is the perfect soundtrack to the Hot...

2019 reissue, originally released in 1978 - Classic re-issue celebrates the birthday of the late singer. The album marks a pivotal time in the early relationship between Isaacs, producer Ossie Hibbert and VP Records...

Here’s a taster for Beam Up’s album, nailing its colours firmly to a red, gold and green flag. Sounding like it could’ve been recorded in the golden era of the early ‘80s No Chains concerns itself...

Mark Ernestus dubs Equiknoxx to the moon and back for DDS with an irresistibly percolated take on "Congo Get Slap" backed with a jaw-dropping, Basic Channel-style version of "Flagged Up." Like...

P. Allen's Fisherman is wicked lost Canadian business from 1984. "Fisherman" is a low-fi proto digital masterpiece which predates the release of King Jammy's "Sleng Teng" by a full year. Peter Allen...