MONKEYBOXING.COM – Top Ten Tracks 2025
STONE MONKEY
23/12/2025
Based on a highly complex algorithm derived from how often shit gets played on the MB sound system, this chart details the monkey’s biggest albums
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MONKEYBOXING.COM – Top Ten Albums 2025
STONE MONKEY
23/12/2025
Based on a highly complex algorithm derived from how often shit gets played on the MB sound system, this chart details the monkey’s biggest albums
ORIGINAL GRAVITY RECORDS: Reggae Dynamite Vol. 7 EP (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
22/12/2025
It’s never early or late, but when it does arrive, it arrives precisely when it means to – and for Original Gravity’s new Reggae Dynamite
BOSS FOUNDATION: Henchman / Pressure (Version)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
08/12/2025
I’m pretty sure this isn’t the first time I’ve said something along the lines of ‘this is the best boss reggae cut that’s ever come
THE APPETIZERS: Make It Reggay (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
05/12/2025
Early reggae heads look sharp, for The Appetizers are back with new single Make It Reggay, on which they ‘make it reggae’ by looking –
THE MAD GEEZERS: Genius Of Love (feat. RANKING JOE & DESTANI WOLF)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
29/11/2025
If you didn’t think it was possible for a supergroup to have a side project, think again! For here are Night Owls’ Dan Ubick (The
DJ DIBBA: Kingston Garage b/w Ego Skank (ULURU 023)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
28/10/2025
DJ Dibba makes his third Uluru 45 appearance next week with tracks on both sides of Uluru 023. The first of these – Kingston Garage
DUB PISTOLS & FREESTYLERS feat JA 13 and DERRICK MORGAN: Ska Train
STONE MONKEY
23/10/2025
They might both have been around for ages but there’s no slacking of energy in either The Dub Pistols or Freestylers camps on the new
ODARIO X MAD PROFESSOR: Double Up (Prod. CHAIX)
STONE MONKEY
09/10/2025
Toronto-base emcee Odario returns on a Chaix beat for Double Up, once again in the company of UK dub legend Mad Professor. The track forms
CUT LA VIS: Low End High Life LP
STONE MONKEY
09/10/2025
It seems the fallout from the Covid pandemic still casts a long shadow for the latest Cut La Vis LP – the excellent Low End