revive

reggae

DJ Walka

Reggae 7

Justin Hinds

English Girl- Sister Audrey

Bob Marley & The Wailers- Rebel Music

Don Carlos & Gold - Natty Dread Have 'em Credential, Black Out & Not Giving Up

Loyalty

The Gladiators - A Nuh Everything

Kabaka Pyramid
Feel Di Vibes (Remastered)
Produced by Lewis Planter (LP)
Bebble Rock Music 2021
Mixed by Genius T
Mastered by Alex Psaroudakis
Written by Keron Salmon

In celebration of 10 years of Kabaka Pyramid's debut EP "Rebel Music"  Bebble Rock Music Presents "Feel Di Vibes (Remastered)"

Original Sample - Steel Pulse - "Blue Dance Raid"

Kabaka Pyramid - Feel Di Vibes

Horace Andy & Augustus Pablo- Mr. Bassie

Justin Hinds And The Dominoes- Natty Take Over

Justin Hinds & The Dominoes - Babylon Children, Miss Wendell & Oh What A Feeling

Justin Hinds - Cheer Up Youthman

Justin Hinds & the Dominos - Sufferation 1969

Al Campbell- The Power -with Intro From Dougie Conscious

The Mighty Diamonds - Country Living

Groudation Ft Don Carlos - Undivided

Reggae Anthology: Mighty Diamonds - Pass The Knowledge

Brother Man

Reggae Anthology: Dennis Brown - Crown Prince of Reggae - Singles

Revolution

In A Dis Ya Time

In A Dis Ya Time / Harbour View Rock (Feat. Vin Gordon)

Hugh Mundell - Live In Love (Tubby's Dubplate)

Every Man Say - Al Campbell

All Time Greatest Reggae Classics

Talk About Love

Don Carlos (born Euvin Spencer, 29 June 1952, called Don McCarlos on some early UK releases) is a Jamaican reggae singer and composer.

He was born and raised in Western Kingston, Jamaica in a very deprived district known as Waterhouse out of which came many talented reggae musicians. Such artists as King Tubby, The Jays, Junior Reid and King Jammy. Don Carlos began singing in 1972 as one of the founders of Black Uhuru. He sang alongside Garth Dennis and Derrick Simpson the leader of the trio. After some time finding his sound as a soloist Carlos blossomed in May 1981 releasing his debut album the cultural roots LP 'Suffering' for Negus Roots.
He has since become popular on the live scene and has released twelve solo albums working alongside Gold, his backup vocalist and co writer. Some of his most notable albums include 'Harvest Time', 'Day to Day Living' and 'Them Never Know Natty Dread Have Him Credential' released in 1982, 'Pass Me The Lazer Beam' a.k.a. 'Spread Out' released in 1983 and 'Plantation' released in 1984.
In 1988 he recorded Jingle Bells with Glenice Spenser on 'A Reggae Christmas' on RAS Records. From 1989 to 1994 he re-united with Simpson and Dennis as the lead vocal for Black Uhuru releasing a foursome of albums. Though Carlos' solo peak period was during the 80's dance hall craze, he still maintains his roots flavor and melodies and to this day remains quite popular performing all over the world.

Don Carlos- Jah Hear My Plea, Harvest Time and Hog & Goat

Riddima (we haffi rock)

Don Carlos- Nice Time (Late Night Blues)& Lazer Beam

1. Tell Me Oh Jah
2. Jah Tabernacle  
3. Rub a Dub Train
4. Roots Girl

Don Carlos & Culture - Roots & Culture Showcase

Justin Hinds & the Dominoes- Wipe Your Weeping Eyes & Natty Take Over

Specializing in Ska, Rock Steady, Roots Reggae, Dub, Digital Roots & Dancehall Music.