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Fantan Mojah, “Stronger”
The impatience that accompanied the release of "Stronger", out at the end of the year on Greensleeves, was as great as the time that separated it from the arrival of his debut…
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Rockers Disciples & Chola, “Crossroads”
Discovered last year with "International Dread Arena", a convincing but little-heard debut album, the French band Rockers Disciples were right to persevere. Their second album…
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Sebastian Sturm, “One moment in peace”
From punk to reggae, it is but a short step, and Sebastian Sturm was quick to take it. No doubt the Clash albums contributed to the metamorphosis. It must be said that the young…
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Gyptian, “I can feel your pain”
After the resounding success of his hit Serious times in 2005, which brought him out of the shadows and propelled him to the top of the charts, Gyptian confirmed it with an…
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Ziggi, “In Transit”
"In transit", the title of the Dutch singjay's second album, is well chosen to illustrate his transition to the international scene. Preferential treatment or welcome…
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Winston Mcanuff, “Nostradamus”
After the refreshing "A Drop" produced by Bazbaz and "Paris Rockin" with the group Java, Winston McAnuff re-emerges, more fiery than ever, with a 100% roots album, "Nostradamus"…
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Busy Signal, “Loaded”
With several tracks at the top of the charts between 2007 and 2008, and after a European tour that was a hit last summer, Busy Signal was eagerly awaited with his new album…
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Earl Chinna Smith & Idrens, “Inna de Yard vol 2”
In 2005 came the first instalment of the acoustic series Inna De Yard (literally "in the yard", editor's note), devoted to the great guitarist Earl Chinna Smith and his fellow…
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Tiken Jah Fakoly, “D'Abidjan à Paris”
Rather than listening to Tiken Jah Fakoly, you may as well go and see him on stage. The famous griot hardly conceives of a concert without blowing up his audience along with his…
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Alpha Wess, “Le choc des cultures”
Still little known in France, Alpha Wess is nonetheless a true star in his country, Guinea. Founder of the Mourag (Mouvement Rasta de Guinée), this 36-year-old singer has never…
