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With the Solid Foundation: Dan, Pablove Black, Benbow, Scully, Sowell. Recorded by Lee Perry, mixed by King Tubby. The flip is co-written by Fred Locks, performed by Twelve Tribes musicians including Albert Malawi.
The vibes and musical invention of Augustus Pablo course through these melodica, vocal and dub versions; and the EP's fourth track, Jah Foundation, is from his Rockers studio.
With the Loose Lips MC in full flow, and complete with a Spinna house version. On percussion, Miguel Fuentes brings classic Philly vibes courtesy of the MFSB family.
'Tunde Williams blows from menthol-cool to incinerating on these wonderful vintage tracks' (Daily Telegraph).
Afrika 70, recorded in 1975, produced by Fela Kuti.
Afrika 70, recorded in 1975, produced by Fela Kuti.
Full, bone-heavy horns, swirling organ and rocking nyabinghi drumming; and with a storming dub.
Magnificent roots reggae LP originally issued on the Clappers label: Clayton Downie's productions showcase four vocal groups from Burning Spear's home parish in Jamaica. Fans of 'Marcus Garvey' will be in heaven.
West London broken beat meets JA dancehall. A Co-op classic by this Bugz mainstay.
Courtesy of Freaks — Luke Solomon and Justin Harris — of the Classic and Music For Freaks labels: the first mix is bumping tech-house, the B more of a Neptunes homage.
'Among the toughest and richest dance music of the century', Songlines; '*****', The Independent; 'some of the most vibrant music on the planet', Music Week; 'Q Recommends'.
Tearaway soca from the studio of Darryl Braxton, mixing it up with ragga and rave vibes.
Thirteen and twenty-two minute slices of carnival thunder and lightning from the hill above Port Of Spain in Trinidad. Lengths of steel, assorted bits of metal, African drums. An Honest Jon's recording.
'a terrific soca compilation... a vital contemporary follow-up to London Is the Place for Me', Village Voice; '*****, Compilation Of The Month', Touch; 'chaotic and compelling... an ace selection', Time Out.
'10/10 Pop music as it should be: beautiful, heartbreaking, but ultimately uplifting', NME; '*****', Mojo; '***** A welcome alternative to the over-hyped women singers clogging up today's charts', Daily Sport.
Classic soul sides rewound as state-of-the-art dance music: brilliant, epic house, and hard-funk breakbeat.
'10/10', NME, Vice; '*****' The Guardian, OK, Mojo, The Independent On Sunday, Blender. 'Every single track here says more in its 2-minutes-40 than most artists manage in a lifetime' (Time Out).
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