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 Jamaican film "Destiny", directed by Jeremy Whittaker, brings together Christopher Martin, Karian Sang, Busy Signal, Tifa, Spice and Bazil for its soundtrack; Bazil contributes the track Together Tonight, already available. 
On this single produced by Niney Observer, Jimmy Cliff takes up the cause of children: in Jamaica 10,000 children were victims of abuse in 2013. 
Inspired by the world of the series Game of Thrones, the new album from Alborosie and King Jammy is a merciless dub fi dub between the two producers. Discover it with Winter of Dub, credited to King Jammy. 
"No brain, no headache", sings Alpha Blondy, who has lost none of his energy, as you can see on this single heralding the album "Positive Energy", due in a few days. 
Bugle denounces false prophets, those "snakes dressed as lions", on False Prophets, a track produced by ZJ Chrome.
A new cut from Protoje's third album, "Ancient Future", Sudden Flight is a fine combination with Jesse Royal and Sevana. 
MadKillah opens his "Mad Sessions" with Pression, a track produced by Beatmaker Biggy for Heading Records, available as a free download: https://soundcloud.com/mad-sessions
In France for her first solo tour, dub poetess Jah9 performs her single New Name acoustically with Kubix on guitar. 
The Marley family welcomes a new singer: Skip, son of Cedella Marley and grandson of the great Bob Marley, makes his debut with Cry To Me.  ISRAEL VIBRATION - MAN UP FEAT. DROOP LION
Taken from their new album "Play It Real", the video for Man Up, with Droop Lion, was shot at the Mona Rehabilitation Center in Kingston, where the three original members first met.
(04/2015)
Deep roots, airy vocals and polished arrangements: Struggle of the Spirit perfectly illustrates the music of Mo'Kalamity, to be discovered live on the stage of the Cabaret Sauvage on 24 April. 
Jacky and Ben-J are back with the single Fast Food Music featuring Purple Star, a first taste of their new album, "Valeur Sûre", due in the autumn.
Taïro declares his love for Réunion Island, which he compares to a Jolie Fleur, on the Coqlakour riddim vol.5, a track from his Street Tape vol.4.
After the Brighter Days and Honey Pot riddims, the prolific label Silly Walks Discotheque chalks up another success with the Ram Jam riddim, a one drop series with Shaggy, Chronixx, Protoje & Sara Lugo, LUST... 
A master of the punchline, Busy Signal pokes fun at epistolary exchanges by text message and runs through today's essential abbreviations. Right up to the punchline! |
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