Pama International continue their recent conversion from reggae to retro soul (and get their southern soul on especially) with new vinyl 45 (I Am Nothing)
Esrtwhile reggae commandos Pama International stick with the current soul direction for a new vinyl 7″ with two offerings from their 2019 album Stop The
If you were wondering what was coming next from Pama International, wonder no longer as the retro-reggae-cum-soul outfit has a new LP, entitled 6, planned
[RATING: 5] The altruism of Pama International seemingly knows no bounds as they unleash another full set of sixties soul-style covers and originals entitled Part
Due very shortly from erstwhile ska and early reggae outfit Pama International is a stomping early sixties soul revue style-version of the ‘Stones I Can’t
Blimey – no hiding the message on Pama International’s new one, Stop The War On The Poor as they eschew their more usual preference for
Time to rock the rocksteady once more and not before time either since Pama International’s latest LP Love & Austerity has been out a month
[RATING: 5] The long-absent Pama International make an impressive return after seven years with a new line-up and a sureshot rocksteady cover of Martha &
Being the first new band in thirty years to sign to the mighty Trojan Records a couple of years back is fairly impressive credential I
