Miles Ahead in Reggae Music
Sister Nancy’s “Bam Bam” Returns on 7” Vinyl This October Recorded in 1973, Stalag 17 by Ansel Collins and Winston “Techniques” Riley became one of reggae’s most enduring riddims, later serving as the backbone for countless tracks.
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“Smoker Super”, Wayne Smith’s 1983 Album with King Jammy, Gets a Digital Reissue Following on from the underground success of his 1982 album Youthman Skanking, Wayne Smith teamed up with Prince Jammy (now known as King
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Niney the Observer Releases Self-Titled Album at 80 Winston “Niney the Observer” Holness, the legendary Jamaican producer and artist, has released a new self-titled album at the age of 80. Niney
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Al Campbell’s ‘Declaration of Rights’ to Make Streaming Debut One of Jamaica’s greatest voices, Al Campbell, joins forces with producer George Phang and Riddim Twins Sly & Robbie for an
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Vincent and Patricia VP Foundation and The University of the West Indies Launch ECEM Scholarship On Tuesday, September 9, the Vincent and Patricia VP Foundation, in partnership with the Institute
Sister Nancy’s ‘One Two’ Returns on Black Vinyl in US The Dancehall stalwart’s 1982 debut, featuring “Bam Bam,” was reissued on September 5 in the US and will be reissued
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