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
"I am a Spartan, one of those who fight to the bitter end": in 2011, Paille's album "Inflammable" opened with Spartiate, a fiery dancehall tirade against inertia, and here is the video.
The Basque label Revolutionnary Brothers Music releases the Basque Times riddim, played by Germany's Far East Band, and the series features General Levy among others with Gwan Do We Thing. Already available on 10". 
Dubtonic Kru celebrates Jah's everlasting love on Everlasting Love, a single already available that should spawn a series featuring Michael Rose, Jah Sun and Turbulence, among others.
Naâman has wrapped up a fine year, marked by the release of the album "Deep Rockers Back A Yard" and a long, energetic tour, like Freedom, filmed at Le 106 in Rouen.
Gappy Ranks teams up with Exco Levi again for Everything is gonna be alright, inspired by Bob Marley's No Woman No Cry, on a riddim composed by Bost & Bim and taken from the English singjay's album "Shining Hope".
Busy Signal puts images to the medley All In One, his stunning freestyle over some of the most iconic hip hop beats by Dre, DMX, Nas and Mobb Deep.
Due in February 2014, Danakil's new album, "Entre les Lignes", gets its first taste with this opening single, Hypocrites. 
"Somebody call a doctor, it's an emergency!" cries Richie Stephens, struck by love at first sight on Murdah, taken from the album "Real Reggae Music", released this summer.
Never short of a ganja tune, Snoop Lion samples Michael Palmer's famous Smoke the weed for this fine track with Collie Buddz, taken from his album "Reincarnated". 
Produced by Vikings, the Baby Mother riddim brings together many young talents, as in this medley with Exco Levi, RC and Shuga.
Life is a question of priorities. The trick is to choose the right ones, explains Bugle, whose lyrics are as spot on as ever, on the Sick Bay riddim (Markus Records). 
"Full Frequency", Sean Paul's new album, whose release has been pushed back to February 2014, will contain at least this energetic combination with Damian Marley, Riot. 
Joined by Assassin (Agent Sasco), Wayne Marshall mocks easy money on Stupid Money, first heard on his recent EP and also set to appear on his new album "Tru Colors", out on 21 January 2014. 
After Chinatown and I Got, Show Me is the latest single from Marina P's first album, "My Homeys", released last month, with an in-house production by Homeys.
She was first heard alongside Gyptian, Major Lazer and Snoop Lion: Angela Hunte makes her solo debut with the single One Shot, produced by Jerry Duplessis.
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