Take Us Home: Boston Roots Reggae from 1979 to 1988
Taking its pedigree deeper into music history, the Cultures of Soul record label takes a look at reggae music in Boston, MA in a new compilation Take Us Home: Boston […]
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Big Ups With Sweet V
Name, Location, What You Do: Sweet V. Brooklyn, NY. Selector/DJ and Hair salon/vintage boutique owner. Influences: I’m influenced by Jamaican and English sound system culture from the 70s and 80s, […]
The Circle Of Confusion feat. Cornel Campbell – Hole In The Ceiling
Rocafort Records jump right into 2019 with a killer forty five for the reggae and dub lovers out there. This time they’ve got The Circle Of Confusion feat. Cornel Campbell […]
The Ignobles – Make Me Wanna
Continuing the tradition. Of good reggae music, Happy As A Lark Records out of Chicago is at it again with the mighty band known as The Ignobles. Made up of […]
Xmas Done Got Funky. A Flea Market Funk Spotify Playlist
We can not believe that it’s Christmas already. It’s almost a whole year of music and culture from us here at Flea Market Funk. As we approach our twelfth year […]
El Michels Affair feat. Lee Fields – Never Be Another You (Reggae Remix)
The remix. The rework. The re-lick. Words to describe this record, and in true reggae fashion, Big Crown Records finally get the great Lee Fields on a reggae rhytym. Although […]
The Mad Geezers: Hip Hug-Her b/w Girl of My Dreams
Sliding right into your ears today are The Mad Geezers. A group of four veteran musicians; Oliver Charles on drums, Jason Yates on Organ, Dan Ubick on guitar & percussion, […]
Low Down Brass Band: We Just Want To Be
Happy As A Lark are back at in once again and they have got some heat in this latest release from Chicago’s Low Down Brass Band. The band are no […]
Jr. Thomas & the Volcanos – Chin Up
Just when you think Colemine Records has got a signature sound, they switch it up. That’s what is so great about this label, that is growing its stable and sounds […]
The Drop – Last Stand
Today we visit UK, London to check out the debut record from working class reggae rockers The Drop. We’re talking small town English musicians who have been touring nonstop and […]
