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
Broussaï's new album, "In The Street", promises to surprise die-hard fans with its urban and electronic sounds, as on the new single, Dans la Marge.
Produced by Winta James and Lewis Planter, Answer To Your Name is the new single from Protoje's third album, "Ancient Future". 
Sinsémilia celebrates twenty years of career with a new album, "Un autre monde est possible", and looks back on the road travelled on the track Flash Back.
The Jamaican label ALTAFAAN, led by Anthony Senior, announces the release of the Overdub riddim, featuring Gentleman, Sara Lugo, Jesse Royal, Glen Washington and also Bob Andy and Mark Wonder. 
The first single from her upcoming new album, "My Fairy Tales", Nneka has unveiled the intimate video for the very personal track "My Love My Love", directed by Patrice. 
Back to basics for Aidonia with this gun tune, Gangsters Town, on the Brawd Board Riddim, directly inspired by Unfair, Zebra's track on the Street Sweaper riddim. 
The Skints invite Tippa Irie and Horseman for a rousing tribute to their city, London. Taken from the album "FM", due in early March on the American label Easy Star Records. 
A new extract from Yaniss Odua's live DVD, "Moment Idéal Tour": Yaniss covers the Bob Marley classic Trenchtown Rock, followed by Cool Aya. 
Melancholy and sweetness meet on the single Monsters to Stars by Swedish singer Ellen Birath, the first video from the compilation "Ladies First" put together by Bost & Bim. 
Andre "Suku" Gray, the baritone of the trio Ward 21, has a field day on the minimalist Elastic riddim (Purple Skunk) released in late 2014. 
Discover the dub version of Protoje and Chronixx's hit, Who Knows, produced by Winta James, with a video beautifully shot by Taj Francis, Protoje's graphic designer. A treat for the eyes and the ears! 
Yesterday would have been Dennis Brown's 58th birthday, a chance to pay tribute to one of the finest voices in Jamaica with the splendid No More Will I Roam. 
A new Reggae Juice: this time it's Taiwan MC, accompanied by SOAP (Son of A Pitch), who sits on the Blues Party couch, on the release of his EP "Diskodub". 
What if...? With the song What If, Busy Signal wonders what his life might have been had he taken other paths... and throws in a few well-aimed jabs. 
A tribute to reggae and its most famous figures, Galong is the first track Jr Yellam unveils from his upcoming new album, "Musical Train", produced by Irie Ites Records.
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