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Lukie D, “Love again”
Lukie D’s sixth album, "Love Again" comes out on the French label Pull Up My Selecta!. A guarantee of quality that does not disappoint: the album is vocally and musically very…
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Dr Dan & S. Milky Mike, “Rootscream vol.1”
The promotion agency iWelcom, which we know well, is branching out into production with this first release, "Rootscream vol. 1". A compilation in mixtape style that fits 34…
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Kiddus I, “Green fa life”
A Kiddus I album is an event. The singer, a figure from the film "Rockers", went through many trials before seeing his first LP come to fruition. That was in 2005, thanks to…
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Sean Paul, “Imperial blaze”
He had promised a more conscious, more realistic album, one that would highlight Jamaica’s social and economic problems. With the crisis, there was plenty to work with. But…
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Tarrus Riley, “Contagious”
A little under 3 years after "Parables", the undisputed album of the year in 2007, Tarrus Riley returns with his new project, "Contagious". Still backed by Dean Fraser, this time…
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Brahim, “Toujours sur la route”
After almost a decade away from the spotlight, 2009 marks the return of the reggaeman from Tours. We can finally say so, remembering the excitement that followed the release of…
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Mavado, “Mr Brooks : A better tomorrow”
Slated for 2008 to crown an exceptional year, the second album from the singjay of Cassava Piece was awaited like the messiah... at the risk of disappointing. On paper, indeed…
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Anthony B, “Rise up”
Anthony B's fourth album for Frenchie, still on Greensleeves, "Rise up" rests on a handful of singles released in 2008: we already knew the very good On spot herb shop on the…
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Elephant Man, “Energy god : the very best of”
Two years after a first "best of" compilation in Greensleeves' Monsters of dancehall series, VP is back with a tracklist that is really only updated, and a DVD. This "very best…
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Merger, “Exiles in a Babylon”
Seeing them multiply projects on their Black Eye and Makafresh labels, we had almost forgotten the original mission Makasound had set itself: to dust off sometimes little-known…
