First expanded re-issue of a seminal lovers rock album. Unavailable on CD for 30 years. By the latter half of the 1970s, lovers rock was in full swing, with the soulful romantically-themed reggae... more

20 tracks new to CD. First ever anthology of Sunshot Records. Includes numerous Jamaican chart hits. The growing international interest in Jamaican music as the 60s progressed emboldened increasing... more

In a male dominated genre, Tanya Stephens shines as one of the hottest new stars in reggae music. Her unique voice and incisive wit are a trademark of hers, with provocative and world-weary... more

With a long list of classic hits to his credit, reggae veteran Cocoa Tea returns with a new album produced by Xterminator Productions Crew. Save US Oh Jah is a joyful mixture of one drop riddims and... more

THE Bob Marley "best-of" is back with an extra disc containing 12" single remixes of some of Bob's biggest hits, including an unreleased remix of "Lively Up Yourself" and a remix of "No Woman No... more

Two CD set. After fronting popular Jamaican vocal trio the Paragons on a succession of best-selling rock steady singles during the late Sixties, John Holt went on to become one of Jamaica's most... more

2020 release. Jah9 returns with Note To Self, the culmination of more than two years of touring and recording. A true voice of the reggae renaissance, Jah9 is a powerful writer and inspiring... more

35 reggae masterpieces across a deluxe expanded companion 2-CD set - 16-page booklet with essay by Dean Rudland (Acid Jazz) - 2 printed inner wallets featuring previously unpublished photographs .... more

2018 release, a collaboration between former Police frontman and solo superstar Sting and Jamaican singer/songwriter Shaggy. The island-influenced album reflects their mutual love of Jamaica - it's... more

Japanese SHM-CD pressing. Universal. 2011.

Recorded at the Stanley Theatre in Pittsburgh on Septemer 23, 1980 during the Uprising tour, this was to be Marley's last recorded concert (he died less than eight months later). Leading up to his... more

Originally Release '96 from the Dancehall DJ, Produced by Bunny Gemini (Gregory Isaacs, Yellow man).