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Hollie Cook, “Twice”
The history between Hollie Cook and Prince Fatty goes back a long way. The English producer was at the controls for her debut album in 2011, then for its dub version the…
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Alpheus, “Good Prevails”
In 2011, these two made one of the best albums of the year, "From Creation". Now that singer Alpheus and producer Roberto Sanchez have joined forces again, it comes as no…
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Chronixx, “Dread & Terrible”
Patience and the passing of time achieve more than strength or rage: Chronixx illustrates this popular adage well. While it did not take him long to make his name with good…
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Clinton Fearon, “Goodness”
The Boogie Brown Band is back: after "Heart & Soul", on which he reprised the greatest songs of his career alone and acoustically, Clinton Fearon rejoins his Seattle band, where…
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Keith & Tex, “Redux”
In the absence of a genuine return ("redux", in Latin) of Keith & Tex, who released their last album in 1997, here comes a compilation of the legendary duo that came out last…
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The Heptones, “Good Life (réédition)”
When they arrive at Channel One, the Heptones are no longer quite the stars they once were. Since their debut in 1966, the vocal trio, founded by Barry Llewellyn and Earl Morgan…
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Danakil, “Entre Les Lignes”
Built in complete independence since their beginnings, it is on their own label Baco Records that Danakil release their new album "Entre les Lignes". The band continues on its…
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Kanka, “Watch Your Step”
Minimalist melody and hefty rhythm: Kanka is back with his dub stepper, as heavy as it is heady. His new album, "Watch your Step" (released on his new label Dubalistik), lives up…
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Addis Pablo, “In My Father's House”
Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Christopher Ellis, Queen Ifrica, Tarrus Riley, Chronixx, Andrew Tosh, Omar Perry... There are many of them, the children of the business, following…
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Faya Dub, “On The Road”
You had to be patient, very patient. For all lovers of Faya Dub's music, the band has made itself wait. Seven years exactly, to hear the successor to the superb "Word Wide…
