REGGAE VIBES 2021

JOHNNY CLARKE & THE AGGROVATORS - "Babylon Dub"

On The Frontline With T.R.C. Sounds

Earl Cunningham - Dont Make Me Wait In Vain (ART & CRAFT) 12"

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BUY @ iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/album/dub-of-thrones/id976901429

Alborosie Meets King Jammy - A Winter Of Dub [Dub Of Thrones | VP Records / Greensleeves 2015]

Vocals - Ronnie Davis 
Drums - Ben Bell 
Keyboard, Bass, Guitar - Will Dorey 
Saxophone - Alex White 

Horus Records’ fifth release is a special one for us. It is the first production played and recorded by ourselves at our studio ‘The Arch’ in Tottenham, North London. 

It’s in an all analogue affair recorded with real instruments live and direct to tape, sounds pumped through homemade valve preamps and other equipment we have amassed over the last few years. It’s a 2015 production, heavily influenced by our love for the sonic and the approach of 1970’s reggae. 

Ronnie Davis shouldn’t need an introduction, considered one of the founding artists of reggae music. Starting off with legendary rocksteady and reggae group The Tennors he remained a prominent force throughout the 70’s working with producers such as Bunny Lee, Phil Pratt and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry to create tracks that are still relevant today. In this release, his voice is as distinctive and strong as it ever was – with lyrics to match. 


Ronnie Davis on Facebook: 

www.facebook.com/iamronniedavis 

And some more on Horus: 

www.facebook.com/HorusRecords 

soundcloud.com/horusrecords
credits


Ronnie Davis - Make Haste (7" & Digital)

Peace Is Stronger Than War

Intro - "Tikila"

1. The Big One - Stop Your Lying Girl (The Big One 7") 
2. Chaka - Time & Season (Track Star 12") 
3. Wade Dyce - Hide & Seek (Moving On 12") 
4. Tony Clarke - Going Home (Ultrasonic 10") 
5. Delroy Williams - Scars of War (Vin Hur 7") 
6. Penumbra - Bad Girl (Penumbra 7") 
7. Pappa Robert & Prince Muggie - Slick Chap (World Champ TKO 7") 
8. Earl Sixteen - Babylon Boots (Vibes 12") 
9. Mission - Only One Star In My Life (Kingston City 7") 
10. Rude Lee - Doing My Own Thing (Nubian Records 12") 
11. Reggae George - Girl You're Too Young (Zion Yant/DKR 7")

Yet Another 80's Roots Mix 10/9/11

We are experiencing an artisan takeover. Whether it’s coffee, beer, weed, or reggae, more and more people are ditching the corporate goods of mass production and searching for authentic homegrown tastes. A hint of classic with a splash of real personality. Producer David O and veteran reggae singer Fred Locks have delivered a classic reggae sound that brings listeners directly to the dance they know and love, all while expressing a passionate love of reggae in a voice of originality and true character.

Sticking to classic methods of non-digital instruments and live takes, David and Fred bring the respect of the old school to the future present. Fresh out your speakers, Time to Shine drops November 20th worldwide. The record preaches to the crowd that wants more of what they know and love: pure unadulterated classic roots sounds for the reggae enthusiast.

Dig what I say. Rub a dub is here to stay. Check out the premiere single, "Reggae Addict," exclusively on Rootfire.

Release Date: November 20, 2015
Label: Duplex

Pre-Order Album: https://timetoshine.bandcamp.com/releases

Connect:
Web: http://fredlockstimetoshine.com/

Duplex Music: http://duplexmusic.com/

* "Reggae Addict" is an exclusive Rootfire World Premiere.
http://rootfire.net

Time To Shine

Fred Locks Meets David O - Reggae Addict - [Rootfire World Premiere]

Twinkle Brothers - His Imperial Majesty

Another vintage Reggae track pulled from the archives. Enjoy & spread the vibes, far & wide ...

How Many Men – African Brothers (vinyl transfer)

Serial buyer of gear and old synth / guitar fanatic.

Big on reggae, house, vinyl, nice weather and tea.

Yet Another 80's Roots Mix 10/9/11

**Patches McGinty**

Patches McGinty