The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari’s Grounation: An Epochal Musical Journey
#themysticrevelationofrastafari #vinyl #indiemusic Categorically entrenched as one of the most acclaimed albums of all time, the 50th-anniversary inclusive release of the all-embracing album ‘Grounation’ by The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari is an event not to be overlooked. Released by Soul Jazz Records, the London-based label credited for its v
The Sound Spectacle of 2025: Beholding the Barbican Heights
#adriansherwood #vinyl #indiemusic The year 2025 marked an illuminating episode in the realm of music with the unveiling of Adrian Sherwood, African Head Charge, and Speakers Corner Quartet’s amazing collaboration. Their bold four-track EP, Barbican Heights, took listeners on a mystical journey through the genres of jazz, dub, electronic, and afrobeat.
Horace Andy’s Classic Album ‘Skylarking’: 1972’s Reggae Cornerstone
#horaceandy #vinyl #indiemusic In the pantheon of Jamaican roots reggae music, Horace Andy, born Horace Keith Hinds in 1951, is a central figure. This preeminent singer-songwriter, renowned for his iconic, soulful vocals, made remarkable strides with his debut album ‘Skylarking’. This significant 1972 work melded his distinctive vocal prowess wit
Elijah Minnelli and Dennis Bovell’s Reimagined Folk in “Clams As A Main Meal”
#elijahminnelli #vinyl #indiemusic Elijah Minnelli‘s reputation as an enigmatic virtuoso in the dub music realm remains unchallenged despite fluctuating tides in the music industry. His sincere knack for creating distinctive, innovative tracks is epitomized in the yet-to-be-released album, “Clams As A Main Meal”, set to debut in 2025. For t
Augustus Pablo: A Musical Genius Behind ‘King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown’
#augustuspablo #vinyl #indiemusic Renowned dub musicians of the 70s era, Augustus Pablo and King Tubby, collaborated on one of the historic classics in the reggae canon, known as “King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown.” Released in 1976, the album, defined by the artistic synergy of both musical greats and a cast of remarkable musicians, continues to
Music Maestro Frenk Dublin Unleashes “Quantum Dubz” Album Under Moonshine Recordings in 2025
#frenkdublin #vinyl #indiemusic In 2025, the music realm experienced a tremor with the unveiling of the “Quantum Dubz” album – a magnificent creation from the Dutch artist, Frenk Dublin under the banner of the Polish record label Moonshine Recordings. The album, which radiates the absolute adeptness of Frenk in the realm of Dub Techno, creates
Charting a New Audio Course: Pachyman’s “Another Place” 2025 Release
#pachyman #vinyl #indiemusic Los Angeles’ multi-talented musician, Pachyman, has been taking the music industry by storm. He began to widen his artistic horizon and sought to develop a unique sound that distinguished him from the rest. Pachyman decided it was time to redefine his boundaries, as he released his fifth album, “Another Place,”
Crafting Reggae Magic: Junior Murvin’s Unseen Junior Masterpiece ‘Cool Down The Heat’
#juniormurvin #vinyl #indiemusic Heralded in the reggae world, Junior Murvin, famously known for his 1976 chart-topper “Police and Thieves,” crafted a unique musical path that reverberates even today. Producing timeless reggae music was second nature to this Jamaican virtuoso, who was born in Saint James Parish roughly around 1946. After moving to Port A
Wayne Smith Introduces the Digital Era to Reggae – Under Me Sleng Teng
#waynesmith #vinyl #indiemusic In the sphere of music, transformation is an age-old occurrence. This transformative feature became more visible in the mid-eighties when Wayne Smith, a Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist, created colossal waves with his track “Under Me Sleng Teng”. Smith, who was born on December 5th, 1965, was a renowned artist
The Echo of Tribesman: The Rebirth of ‘The Tribe / Finsbury Park’ in the Music Scene
#tribesman #vinyl #indiemusic As 1979 dawned, a new sound reverberated across the UK music scene. Rising band Tribesman introduced their distinct fusion of styles and themes into the reggae genre with the release of their seminal tracks ‘The Tribe’ and ‘Finsbury Park’. Now, nearly four decades after its initial reception, the album, i