There are covers and there are covers. This is a cover. Why? Because Super Freak‘s lyrical tribute to a liberated kind of girl by braided-hair/
It hasn’t quite been the eight years that elapsed between 2011’s Rugged Road and 2019’s Reggae Now but the seven year wait from then until
If like the monkey, the sweet soul/ slow slow/ low rider soul revival makes you want to speed things up by at least 30 bpm
And you thought it was just The Flying Hats and Night Owls who were equally into early reggae and funk. Actually, you didn’t did you
Original Gravity hits gold yet again; I don’t know how they do it. This time, Donnoya Drake and the Original Gravity crew deliver two different
If it’s possible for a band to sound like they’re having more fun doing what they’re doing I’d like to know about it, for Reggae
The countdown to the release of The Aggrolites’ seventh studio LP Super Atomic continues apace and new single Musical Muse marks another step nearer to
Cheeba’s Reggae Sound Boys continue their mission to splice sixties and seventies reggae sources with fat drum breaks on their second 45 Voice Of The
If you’ve been paying attention over the last year and a half, you’ll have noticed that F-Spot Records’ reggae output hasn’t just been restricted to
Normally, the artist creates their performance persona, writes an LP (or works with a writer) and releases singles off it prior to the LP release