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Top A Top, “One riddim Series Vol 1”
Taking the tune of one of Destiny's Child's songs, the Top a Top had everything going for it. So when it came out as a single, the series was a real smash. It was created by the…
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Coppershot, “PARTLY CLOUDLY”
Coming from the wealthy neighbourhoods of Kingston (Uptown Kingston), the Coppershot has for some time enjoyed great success in Jamaica, around the world and, more recently, in…
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Mr Vegas, “Damn Right”
After a dancehall-oriented album, Mr Vegas, aware of his talent for making big hits, set out in search of a worldwide hit like Shaggy's... The result is not disappointing; it is…
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Cutty Ranks, “Back With A Vengence”
The veteran DJ makes his comeback, driven by a feeling of vengeance. It had been a very long time since we had heard anything of Cutty Ranks; his rare appearances on singles have…
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Israel Vibration, “Jericho”
There are few good old reggae groups still holding a place at the front of today's scene, and among them (Burning Spear aside), Israel Vibration is surely the one in the best…
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Don Carlos, “Lazer Beam”
Everyone who knows Black Uhuru also knows Don Carlos, one way or another... Indeed, this singer with the soft, warm voice served the legendary group founded by Mykal Rose on two…
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Morgan Heritage, “Family and Friends vol 2”
This volume two follows the principle of the first; this time it is the new jerusalem riddim, replacing the mont zion riddim, that hosts a team of artists with varied messages…
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Lms, “Reality Check”
Given the growing success now enjoyed by the members of the Morgan Family performing in Morgan Heritage and the legendary reputation of papa Denroy, the newcomers Laza, Myriam…
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Wayne Wonder, “Collectors Series”
This singer with the haunting voice is no newcomer. A member of Madhouse (the crew of the renowned producer Dave Kelly), he has voiced all the recent hit riddims (Bug, Bookshelf…
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Beenie Man, “Art And Life”
He is really very strong, this Beenie, and he will be able to rival the Capletons and other Bounty Killers for the place of number 1 DJ for a long time yet. If this new album…