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Junior Kelly, “Tough Life”
A scent of anticipation hung over this new Junior Kelly album: the host of solid singles recorded by the deejay suggested a successful album. All the more so as his last release…
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Gentleman, “Live”
Recorded on the last date of his previous tour in 2003, this live album includes all the hits from the excellent album "Journey To Jah". It is therefore no surprise to find a…
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Various Artists, “Bunny Lee rocksteady years”
In recent years, compilations retracing the work of producer Bunny Lee have flourished, helping to set genuine pieces of Jamaican history in stone. This 'Bunny Lee Rocksteady…
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Army, “Rasta Awake”
Army is a conscious singer who stands out on the small (but influential) St Croix scene. He is notably the voice behind a superb duet with Luciano, Calling Jah Army, which only…
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Turbulence, “I believe”
Until now, Turbulence's 2005 vintage had not entirely satisfied his fans. Released one after another, these albums suffered from uneven productions that did not really showcase…
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T.o.k, “Unknown language”
TOK's much-awaited second album, "Unknown language", leaves little room for the unknown despite its title. It must be said that the period 2003-2005 was rich in good singles for…
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Winston Mcannuf, “A Drop”
Far, very far from the reissues of "What A Man Deal With" or "Diary Of The Silent Years", the reunion of the Makasound / Winston McAnuff pairing takes place here under the…
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Anthony B, “Black star”
With the notable exception of "Power of Creation", already produced by Frenchie, it had been a long time since Anthony B's albums had satisfied his audience. That has now changed…
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Morgan Heritage, “Full Circle”
Singers, musicians and producers all at once, Morgan Heritage is one of those outfits that always pass the studio test. Two years after "Three In One", this new "Full Circle" is…
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Aspo, “Romance Without Finance”
First and foremost a big band centred on the Jamaican music of the 1960s, Aspo is gradually moving away from covers: this album offers only two adaptations (Eddy Grant and Johnny…
