Reggaefrance, the reggae and dancehall magazine (1999-2016)
Reports > Photos
Last week, the No Logo Festival kicked off its third edition. In the rain, but in good spirits. A look back in pictures.
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Artists > Interviews
He only has one mixtape and two EPs to his name, but Randy Valentine has already marked himself out as an artist to watch. Interview.
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Artists > Interviews
Protoje looks back with us on the making of the album "Ancient Future". Interview.
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Reports > Photos
A look back in pictures at Ky-Mani Marley's concert in Lyon, as he tours France
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News > Reviews
The Swiss musicians of Najavibes have given veteran I Kong a very fine album for his comeback.
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News > Reviews
Wonderfully composed, Randy Valentine's new EP, "Still Pushing", is polished down to the smallest detail.
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Recently: from the reggae and dancehall archive
The first video from Martin Zobel's new album, "Keep Planting Seeds" (Irievibrations), is in fact a megamix of the entire album, made with Fully Fullwood. In stores on 17 November.
A new, aggressive Konshens single on the Good Book riddim (H2O), which will appear on his upcoming album, "From The Hotel Room". 
Bizzarri Records' Weh Dem Fah riddim is none other than a recut of the riddim of the same name released in 1988 on Redman International.
Good news: Alkaline is also capable of singing about serious subjects. Weh Wi Ago Do tells of the daily struggle for survival in the ghetto. 
Norrisman is back with Real People, a combination with Papa Dee (the singer of the Brooklyn Funk Essentials).
"I'm still going strong!" proclaims Brahim with the release of the new single from his latest album, "Déconnecté", already out. 
A fresh delivery of the reggae cocktail mixed by Blues Party: the Reggae Juice show welcomes selecta KZA for an hour of good selections.
The label TJ Records has assembled quite a cast for its new dancehall series, the Drink Up riddim, made for partying and drinking: Mavado, Beenie Man, I-Octane, Christopher Martin, and even Vybz Kartel. 
"Stand firm!" urges Pressure Busspipe on this new cut from his album "The Sound", released on the prolific label I-Grade Records. 
The prolific Germans of Silly Walks Discotheque are releasing a new series, the Clocktower riddim, featuring Gentleman and his backing vocalist, Tameka. 
Led by Londoner Nick Page, Dub Colossus offers a baroque collage inspired by dub, afrobeat, funk and Ethiopian jazz. Find it on their new album, "Addis to Omega".
"Hello world, I'm ready for today", sings RC (Righteous Child), who celebrates a new day and is ready to face it.
It was an eternity ago: in 1992, Canadian Snow scored a smash with Informer. After a long trek through the desert, he is back with Shame, a duet with Michael Rose. 
Delus delivers a ganja tune produced by Irievibrations, which can be found on their compilation "Solid Foundation", coming soon.
Gentleman's next album promises to be essential: an acoustic concert for MTV featuring his best songs, such as Dem Gone, one of his first hits.
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