The inimitable voice of Horace Andy is paired with the Volcano studio crew on this new to streaming re-lick of his Studio One era classic.

More mid-80s dancehall from the Top Rank label, featuring vocals from some of the top performers of the era.

Taken from the recent album Nine Mile, "Calling Selassie" and the digital dub mixed by Shams The Producer highlight Alborosie's continuing journey through reggae music culture. Opening with the words of Halie Selassie himself, the song is a cry for righteousness and peace among the nations of the world.

One of the cornerstones of the Garnet Silk catalog, this track in particular highlights the core of his mission and the essence of his cultural lyrics. Now with a new to streaming mix (#2) and version.

During the 80s, foundation singer Jimmy Riley enjoyed a renewed interest in his music following the island-wide hit “Love & Devotion” and the subsequent album Rydim Driven for Sly & Robbie in 1981. This set for Lloyd ‘King Jammy’ James, follows the same winning formula, pairing ruff ’n’ tuff digital riddims with Riley’s heartfelt vocals, taking on classic material by Luther Vandross, Syl Johnson, George Michael, Solomon Burke and many more in fine style.

Johnny Osbourne steps out once again for Top Rank producer E. J. Robinson with ten original songs, released at the height of Jamaica’s digital revolution in 1985. Backed by Sly & Robbie, Dwight Pinkey, Winston Wright, Lloyd Parkes, Willie Lindo, Mikey Boo and Robbie Lyn, Rock Me Rock Me is another sure shot from Osbourne’s extensive back catalogue.

Gearing up for an unforgettable season, GRAMMY® Award-winning reggae icon Buju Banton proudly presents his thirteenth full-length studio album, Too Too Bad, out July 17, 2026. It stands out as his sixth offering for VP Records following a newly minted deal which brought him home to the label after 23 years.

Hot for summer! Three new remixes of "Looking Lovely featuring Robin Thicke." TikTok phenom Zeddy Will opens track one with a solid rhyme and riddim provided by remixer HB Monte. Longtime Shaggy co-producer Shane Hoosong provides a street mix and one drop reggae mix to complete the EP.

Rare early 80s US only 12-inch single remix of classic Prince Jammy / Black Uhuru collaboration, originally found on the Black Sounds Of Freedom album. Also on streaming formats.

'Whine and a bubble' on this new to streaming this late-80s rarity by Cessnah Hill and the Top Rank production crew is a treat and worthy of rediscovery.