Knowing how important the rhythm section is in Reggae, I have always had a big respect for drummers. Thus, seeing new talents like Kirkledove and Squidly Cole rise puts me… Read More »Roll the drums, crash the cymbals
Maverick A Strike has been on my playlist for already a number of years and it never seems to disappoint no matter the mood I’m in. I encountered this album… Read More »A stroke of brilliance
With this release, Max Romeo’s masterclass in Roots Reggae is reinterpreted by Lee Perry and Daniel Boyle as a Record Store Day special carrying the title To Drive The Dub… Read More »To drive the dub starship through the horror zone
A while ago I stumbled on “In The Dark” by Sonya Spence. I had seen the cover before but somehow this woman clouded in mystery eluded me until recently. And… Read More »A woman clouded in mystery
Last year I bought some books about Soul music to broaden my knowledge of the genre. Soul music has always intrigued me but my knowledge didn’t surpass the well-known artists… Read More »Surinam’s best kept Soul secret
As some may have read in my about me section I would now and then post an oddball and this release certainly meets the criteria. When I first came across… Read More »Break the chain of karma
This album keeps coming on top when browsing through my collection to find some records to listen to in the weekend. The unique blend of spaced out Jazz on a… Read More »Spaced out Jazz on a foundation of Reggae
2015 marked the year that Jazz made a come-back to the forefront of today’s popular music. For some listeners, Jazz never went away and has always been a genre that… Read More »Theon takes center stage with his tuba
Two years ago I was enjoying some time in Cape Verde. Normally I would go to explore the Island but this holiday was all about relaxing. This gave me more… Read More »A wonderful piece of Etho-Jazz Reggae