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Solo Banton, “Music Addict EP”
After three releases on the Maffi series, Solo Banton and Jahtari are back together, this time with an EP, "Music Addict". We have already talked about the German label led by…
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Luciano, “Rub-A-Dub Market”
After a very busy 2010, Luciano continues to plough his furrow with collaborations outside Jamaica. This time he has turned to Austria for a successful partnership with the label…
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Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal, “Universal Tribute to Gregory Isaacs”
In the manner of veterans such as Michigan & Smiley or Chaka Demus & Pliers, Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal travel as a duo. Their musical attitude is clearly geared towards an…
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Sizzla, “The Scriptures”
Unusually, Sizzla had not released an album since "Crucial Times" on Greensleeves, which came out in January 2010. That is now remedied with "The Scriptures", released in June on…
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Chino, “Chino”
This is his first album for VP, but he already released one in Japan in 2007, entitled "Unstoppable" and crowned with success. All the more reason to go again with "Never…
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Earl 16, “The Fittest”
Our Dutch friends at Jahsolidrock and Not Easy At All Productions are at it again: after Chezidek and Apple Gabriel, they have tied up with Earl (Daley) 16. Once again the result…
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Hollie Cook, “Hollie Cook”
A child of the business (her father is none other than Paul Cook, the Sex Pistols' drummer), Hollie Cook fell into music from a very early age. Following the bohemian path of her…
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Gappy Ranks, “Thanks & Praises”
Less than a year after his first album "Put The Stereo On", released on Greensleeves, Gappy Ranks presents his second record, "Thanks & Praise". While the first was the fruit of…
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Takana Zion, “Rasta Government”
This is already Takana Zion's third album; he first came to prominence in 2007 with "Zion Prophet". In just a few years the Guinean singjay has established himself as a leading…
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Professor, “Madness”
Thirteen years and seven albums after starting the Groundation adventure, its leader Harrison Stafford launches his first solo project, "Madness". It is a first record under the…
