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VPRL 4271LP
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$27.00
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RELEASE DATE: 7/10/2026
"Classic Barrington levy album from 1984 restored and remastered for best ever sound. Features the hit singles 'Money Move' and the Jah Shaka sound system anthem 'Praise His Name.' Unavailable for 40 years, this is the first time ever released outside Jamaica. Sleeve artwork design by the great Jamaican illustrator Limonius. Solid all-star roots backing from Sly & Robbie, Lloyd Parks, etc. Recorded and mixed at Dynamic sounds and Channel One."
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PRTL 026LP
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$29.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/12/2026
A highly influential and sought-after benchmark dub LP, originally released on the Jah Works label in 1995. Produced by the late Rej Forte AKA Jah Rej, who was one of the most creative minds from the UK reggae and dub scene from the last 40 years. The album features recognizable tracks from the Jah Works cannon, but dubbed into oblivion with special effects galore. All tracks played by humans, with the exception of a drum machine. Dub Crusaders feature members of Revolutionary Dub Warriors (On-U Sound, Ariwa), and Radical Dance Faction. Recorded at Channel One under the supervision of Martin Campbell, whose vocals feature twice on this set.
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BSR 818LP
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$29.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/5/2026
"Jah Woosh was one of Jamaica's most distinctive early reggae deejays, emerging in the 1970s as the art of toasting became a defining part of reggae music. Born Neville Beckford in Kingston, he first gained recognition as a sound system deejay before breaking through with the powerful single 'Angela Davis.' During the mid-1970s, he recorded extensively for producers including Rupie Edwards, Clive Chin, Keith Hudson, and Channel One, releasing a string of influential singles and albums. His debut LP Jah Woosh reached number one in the reggae album charts and established him as a leading voice of the era. The album Rebellion also features vocalist Sis Bee, whose spirited responses to Jah Woosh add a unique dynamic. Later, through his work with Adrian Sherwood and the Creation Rebel collective, Jah Woosh remained an important figure in roots reggae."
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BSR 820LP
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$29.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/5/2026
"A classic late-'70s deejay set from one of Jamaica's most commanding mic talents, Clint Eastwood emerged from the shadow of his brother Trinity to establish himself as a heavyweight voice of the era. Named in tribute to the cinematic 'Man With No Name,' Eastwood forged a distinctive, confident style that helped define reggae's golden age. Originally released in 1979 as one of the first titles on the Burning Sounds' Burning Vibrations imprint, Love And Happiness captures a pivotal moment when roots reggae was evolving into the early dancehall sound. Featuring four prime Clint Eastwood cuts alongside key tracks from a young Jah Thomas -- who cites Eastwood as a major influence -- the album stands as a vital document of late-'70s Jamaican deejay culture. Essential listening for collectors of classic reggae and foundational dancehall."
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BSR 831PT-LP
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$29.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/5/2026
"Phil Pratt (George Phillips Pratt) was an influential figure in the Jamaican music industry, recognized for his work as a producer, singer, and songwriter. Beginning his career in the 1960s as a vocalist, he soon transitioned into production, becoming an important contributor to Jamaica's golden era of reggae throughout the 1960s and 1970s. As a producer, Pratt worked with leading artists including Al Campbell, Dennis Brown, Horace Andy, and Ken Boothe, creating recordings that became foundational to the reggae genre. His production credits include notable releases such as The War Is On, as well as key tracks like Dennis Brown's 'Money in My Pocket' and Horace Andy's 'You Are My Angel.' Pratt's production legacy -- defined by his ear for melody, rhythm, and artist collaboration -- continues to hold significant influence in reggae history. Phil Pratt has since passed away, but his work remains widely respected and celebrated. Originally released by Burning Sounds in 1978, Star Wars Dub highlights Pratt's distinctive production style. This new edition faithfully reissues the album, featuring an insert with sleeve notes and pressing on limited edition 180gram Purple Transparent vinyl."
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ATA 047EP
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$19.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/5/2026
Building on the momentum of their acclaimed debut The Return Of -- championed by FIP Radio --The Flying Hats return with a 7" featuring "Traffic Light." Expanding their signature blend of flying cymbal reggae, irresistible hammond organ and analogue funk, the track captures the band's evolving sound. The 7" is completed by "Bust Up," the band's explosive NOLA-inspired funk cut from the debut album.
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KOY 010LP
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$25.00
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RELEASE DATE: 5/29/2026
Dance The Ska is an essential collection of early Jamaican ska music. It includes iconic tracks from Prince Buster, Jimmy Cliff, and other key artists from the 1963-1966 period, celebrating the energetic and upbeat sound of Jamaican independence. The album also features artists like Derrick Morgan, Roy Panton, Stranger Cole, Millie, Eric Monty Morris, Byson Lee, Owen Gray, and other leading figures from the Kingston scene. The real ska sound of '64!
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AALP 2784LP
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Sugar Minott -- a Jamaican artist who came on the scene in the late '60s who impacted the blueprints for the rise of the dancehall style music worked for Studio One, Exterminator, and many others. An artist who was affiliated with many labels. Here he is, produced by P. Burrell. Fine yardstyle dubs and melodies. Personnel: Dean Fraser - horns; Robbie Shakespeare - bass; Sly Dunbar - drums; D Dennis - keyboard; Stephen "Cat" Collin's - guitar.
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BSR 821LP
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"Pressed on 180-gram vinyl; includes insert with sleeve notes. Originally released in 1978, Girls Fiesta captures Ranking Dread at his most charismatic, delivering a vibrant blend of roots reggae and early dancehall that defined the transition from the 1970s sound system era into modern Jamaican music. The album's propulsive rhythms, infectious basslines, and witty, flirtatious lyrics evoke the energy of Kingston's late-night party scene, where Ranking Dread's toasting style reigned supreme. His distinctive flow -- both confident and conversational -- rides effortlessly over the grooves, creating an atmosphere that's equal parts swagger and celebration. Backed by tight, roots-heavy production, the tracks on Girls Fiesta showcase the artist's magnetic vocal presence and natural storytelling ability, setting a high bar for the next generation of DJs who would follow in his footsteps. A cornerstone of late-'70s reggae and a snapshot of the birth of dancehall culture, Girls Fiesta remains one of Ranking Dread's most iconic releases -- a testament to his influence on the evolution of Jamaican music and the enduring power of the island's sound system tradition."
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SW 012EP
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Originally released in 2025. Spiritual World's first archival 12" vinyl release from the UK's free festival dub pioneers. The Ullulators, an experimental dub and global music ensemble from Bath, UK, have long been associated with the UK's free festival movement, tracing their creative lineage back to the mid-1980s. For the first time ever, two pivotal tracks from their early cassette-only discography ?"Simply Conscious Dub" and "Eternal Now" -- are issued on 12" vinyl, marking the first archival release on Spiritual World. Together, these tracks not only showcase the group's wide stylistic range but also underscore their forward-thinking approach to genre hybridity.
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Originally released in 2025. N1_SOUND and Ras Yunchie join forces on an 8-track LP that transcends both definition and generation. Inna DJ Style marks the Toronto veteran singer's first-ever vinyl release. Pairing four vocal cuts with four dub versions on the B-side, Inna DJ Style bridges experimental dub, digi, and roots, embodying what Ras describes as an "open" sound -- one that draws from reggae traditions while boldly breaking new sonic ground. N1_SOUND first encountered Ras' distinctive voice and soaring falsetto at Toronto sound system parties. A cornerstone of the city's reggae scene, Ras Yunchie has been performing since 1983 and remains a vital presence more than 40 years on. His contributions have been recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the National DJ Association, alongside titles such as DJ of the Year, DJ Sound Champion, and winner of the 1985 DJ Sound Clash. While the rhythms pulse with heavy bass and the three-dimensional lead melodies synonymous with N1_SOUND, it's Ras' vocals that make Inna DJ Style truly shine. Each track was recorded in a single take and left largely untouched -- a testament to the raw talent and enduring artistry of the 61-year-old singer. Across the four vocal cuts, the alchemy of contrasting styles, influences, and lived experience highlights how collaboration can push sound and genre into bold, unexpected territory.
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"12 Dub Classics brings together the giants of Jamaica's golden dub era in a deep, resonant collection of rhythm and atmosphere. Featuring foundational figures including The Revolutionaries, The Aggrovators, Niney & The Observers, Twelve Tribes of Israel, Ken Boothe, Gregory Isaacs, Jimmy Riley, and Phil Pratt, this LP captures the essence of the studio-as-instrument ethos that shaped the roots of reggae and sound system culture. Each cut showcases the signature production and performance brilliance of the period -- the cavernous basslines, echo-laden percussion, and swirling textures that define dub at its most transcendent. From the militant power of 'Garvey Dub' and 'Majority Rule Dub' to the cosmic sway of 'Star Wars Dub' and the soulful undertow of 'Public Eyes,' this set traces the full dynamic range of the genre. Moments like 'Jah's Children In Style,' 'Harmony Dub,' and 'Mafia Dub' reveal why the interplay between musicians and engineers such as The Revolutionaries and King Tubby's associates remains unmatched. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl and accompanied by detailed sleeve notes, 12 Dub Classics stands as an essential document for reggae collectors, sound-system selectors, and anyone devoted to the timeless pulse of dub."
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EB 225CD
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From the wicked mixing desk of Greg Dread (fame with Dreadzone & Big Audio Dynamite) plus support by the legendary rebel dread Don Letts, here's a special selection presenting the legendary Serious Dropout from Frankfurt/M. 13 killer tracks for the first time available on CD, overdubbed and worked out as a "Mega Mix" processed and edited for longplay album release. Overdubbed by Greg Dread at Dreadzone/Dubwiser studio. Salt & Pepper by Don Letts.
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SOR 009LP
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Money Maker is a rare 1978 release by the great Jamaican organ wizard Jackie Mittoo. A must have instrumental reggae classic which blends a series of killer-riddims originally laid down at Studio One and Mittoo's highly infectious gritty funk organ work.
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Dreadland is an instrumental roots reggae album and represents work of over several years where the tracks have evolved and have now been recently updated by Alien Dread. The album has been updated and now includes (the in demand) tracks "My Homeland" and "My Homeland Dub Vs.1." Alvin Davis is a talented Jamaican multi-instrumentalist; specializing in saxophone, trumpet, trombone, flute, and more. Alvin has worked with Alien Dread for many years and has contributed to virtually all Alien Dread projects and releases. The album tracks were inspired by traditional Jamaican roots reggae and skillfully produced by Alien Dread with assistance from ISR (long time co-producer). The other players involved are Asha B, who has worked with AD for several years on Congos, percussion etc, and Steven "Marley" Wright, rhythm and lead guitar.
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From Bunny Lee and Coxone's Studio One to King Tubby and Wackie's, Mad Professor and Massive Attack to On-U Sound these days -- here's a special selection presenting the legendary voice in sound in a different style! An international bunch of producers show their craft and embedded the unique voice in sound and rhythm.
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HSRSS 039EP
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$16.00
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RELEASE DATE: 4/3/2026
"This is the reissue of the rare 1973 original single with its original tracks as produced by Lee Perry. This original 'Better Days' performed by The Carltons aka Carlton And The Shoes, was released on the Jamaican label Underground in 1973 as a B side to the track 'Station Underground News' by Lee Perry (under the stage name 'King Koba'). It was also released the same year in the U.K. on the Bread label, a Trojan's sublabel. 'Better Days' was the only song ever recorded under the name The Carltons. Regrettably, it was also the only Carlton And The Shoes track ever produced by Lee Perry. This is the fi¬rst reissue of the original single complete with its original tracks."
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$16.00
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RELEASE DATE: 4/3/2026
"This is the fi¬rst reissue ever of the ultra-rare and very much in demand single fi¬rst issued in the U.K. on the Doctor Bird label. Although it was released in 1968, the single captures The Ethiopians at their best as a Rocksteady vocal harmony group with two extremely popular and highly collectible Rocksteady tracks on 7" vinyl format, the A side 'Come On Now' and 'Sh'Boom' on the flip."
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KSCD 032CD
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$13.50
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RELEASE DATE: 4/3/2026
Welcome to the Ska Beat!, the sound that came from Jamaica between 1961-1967. Based on the American R&B and doo-wop records that the sound systems in Kingston Town used to play. The American records style started to mellow out while the Jamaicans preferred a more upbeat sound. So, to meet this demand the sound system bosses became record producers to cater for this demand. Sir Coxsone, Duke Reid lead the way by putting the top musicians on the Island in the studio to make this ska sound! Here for your enjoyment is a selection of some of the top tunes that made ska so great. Features The Skatalites, Johnny Moore, and Roland Alphonso. CD version includes two bonus tracks.
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KSLP 032R-LP
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$20.50
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RELEASE DATE: 4/3/2026
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"Apex militant late '70s style here, if you think you are into steppers you should have this one firmly in your sights. One of Mr. Smart's hardest records, this originally appeared only as an album track, but also had some fame as a dubplate played at the time by Jah Shaka and others. The A-side features the raw dubplate cut vocal, no horns or other adornment, HARD to the point stepping drum and bass style. The B-side features the original Gussie Clarke dub mix aptly titled 'Hot Steppers,' also previously released only on album. This cut as well was run on dubplate back at the time, a killer mix with full horns but no vocal. Leroy Smart is an all-time favorite artists and Digikiller takes pride in having re-released a handful of his all-time best records, this one now added to that list."
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DKR 337EP
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"More excellent and previously unreleased instrumental 1970s roots from 12 Tribes musical director Pablove Black and cohorts. Side A has an instrumental cut of the sublime rhythm used for Ewan Naptali's classic 'Africa Awaiting Its Creator,' the flip side has another instrumental titled 'Sons of the Most High,' which we think was voiced by Dan Hutson but never released."
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DKR 348EP
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"One of the best mid-'70s roots tunes, reissued the way Digikiller always wanted to see it. The Officials (later known as Earth & Stone) 'Babylonian' was released on a very rare Jaguar 45 as a solo vocal, but also had a lesser known release on a Dynamic Sounds compilation album. That album cut is a duo harmony vocal over a slightly different take of the rhythm, and never reissued on vinyl before. Both vocal cuts are now paired back to back in crisp master tape quality."
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DKR 336EP
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"Third installment in the Bobby Aitken series, featuring long unavailable and previously unreleased works by one of Jamaican music's most elder statesmen. The A-side is the stuff dreams are made of, previously unreleased melancholy minor key rocksteady, featuring a young Glen Adams on vocals and cut at WIRL where Bobby & The Carib Beats did a lot of work. The B-side is the great 'Wonder Music,' an upful horns instrumental featuring Val Bennett sitting in with the band, finally back after being long unavailable since it first surfaced in the 1990s."
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DKR 349EP
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"Back to back deep roots here. Both sides produced by Niney the Observer on one of Augustus Pablo's all-time masterpieces, the 555 Crown Street rhythm. The A-side is Johnny Clarke chanting out 'Warrior,' then flip it over for Ranking Trevor, one of the most underrated deejays ever, breezing out over a dubbed cut with plenty of our beloved bleeps. These were undoubtedly dubplates at the time they were made in the '70s, but both first released later, the Johnny Clarke on CD in the 1990s, and the Ranking Trevor actually much earlier in 1979, when the late great Dave Hendley released it on his Sufferers Heights label. Both tunes have been issued in a couple forms since, but not in quite a while; top shelf essential material."
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