Feeling This Friday: Night Owls – You Got To Be A Man b/w Gimme Little Sign
Los Angeles feel-good reggae outfit Night Owls are back once again with another banger of a forty-five for your record box. This time they tackle two big toons inna fine […]
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Far East: I’m In Love
Just in time for year’s end, NYCT sneaks in one of the best records of the year into their bag of releases and on to turntables around the world. Always […]
Flying Vipers – Cuttings
Here’s a record that we have been keeping on heavy, heavy rotation as of late. Of course, we’re talking about the Lp Cuttings from the Waltham , Massachusetts based Flying […]
Ras I-Dre & Ranking Joe – Up Deh!
We’re always excited when the Happy As A Lark crew out of Chicago has a new release. Why you ask? We’ll tell you. Ushering in the best of new reggae […]
Night Owls – Groovin’
There’s always good news when Night Owls put out another record. The reggae outfit has some more hot wax to go straight on to your turntable. Taking on the stone-cold […]
Liam Bailey feat. Black Thought: Champion (Remix)
Our track of the year just got the remix treatment and we couldn’t be more excited. Big Crown Records has released the remix with a banger of a collabo with […]
Chronixx Feat. Sampa The Great – Black Is Beautiful
Sometimes you can’t make great things better, but you can show them in a different light. That’s the case here kids, as we have two beautifully remixed tracks by an […]
REWIND! Feeling This Friday: Richie Phoe – Bumpy’s Lament
Sometimes you miss a record. Sometimes a record misses you. But, like we always say: “records find you, you don’t find records.” Such is the case here of this 2009 […]
Corey Dixon – We Wanna See A Solution
Back in the mix once again is the Happy As A Lark label. This label has continued to push authentic reggae music forward in a lot of ways, putting reggae […]
Liam Bailey – White Light
Last year’s Flea Market Funk’s song of the year winner Liam Bailey is back in 2020 with some heat for us to put our ears around. Since the pandemic, Bailey […]
