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
A minimalist and original video for Guive, who invited dancers to illustrate his « silent calling » (Silent Calling) on the Dirty riddim series from the French label Rock-A-Matik.
For the label Notis Records (Wayne 'Unga' Thompson & Jason 'Bassy' Welsh), Jesse Royal revisits his track Gimme Likkle Herb, which featured on his mixtape "Royally Speaking".
Always open to new collaborations, Patrice teams up here with the jack-of-all-trades producer Guts. Taken from his album "Hip-hop After All".
When Romain Virgo crosses paths with Sly & Robbie, the meeting gives birth to Star Across The Sky, another lovestruck declaration of love from Romain Virgo.
« Way Up! » stands for elevation, which Dre Island wishes upon every ghetto in Kingston. An Anjublaxxx production for UIM Records, already available.
It took only a day to write Essential, when Aldubb, Dubmatix, iLLBiLLY HiTEC and singers Lengualerta and Longfingah were together in the same studio last summer in Berlin.
On his new album, out since yesterday, "Paname Skank", Jahill covers the Claude Nougaro classic, Bidonville.
"The time of love has come" proclaims Droop Lion in his deep voice on Time for Love, taken from the Tallawah riddim series by Larger Than Life Records.
While waiting for his first album, "Illusions", young Marlon Asher, nicknamed the Ganja Farmer, introduces himself with See Me Thru, a combination with Pressure, on a production by Don Corleon Records.
While waiting for the announcement of an upcoming EP, Frenchman Art-X unveils his new video, Gap, a duet with Jamaican Joseph Cotton.
After the success of his maxi last year, Don Camilo teams up again with Manudigital for a new EP to come, produced by Telly.
The son of Fattis Burrell delivers a new remix of Ini Kamoze's Hill & Gully Ride, already remixed by his father in 1998.
Lion D's new album, "Heartical Soul", will be released in January 2015. Discover it with Ruff Inna Town, a track produced by Alborosie.
The video for Love Yuh Bad takes the exact opposite tack to the more than explicit lyrics, showing Popcaan living a pure romance with his sweetheart.
Years after the album "Atomic Subsonic", Canadian Dubmatix is reunited with Jamaican Anthony B on the powerful, bass-heavy Detonator.
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Reggaefrance was born in 1999 from the wish of its members, driven by a shared passion, to take part in the growth and activism of the reggae / dancehall scene in France and to share their musical discoveries.
After eight years, Reggaefrance.com has become part of the daily life of reggae lovers and industry professionals alike, who find in it an efficient and accurate source of information.
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