Hope

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Love Me

Joyful - Bongo Kanny

Bananza (cover)

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SIZZLA KALONJI - JAH JAH BLESSING

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Sing Reggae Music, Vol. 2

Street Life

VP Records revisits the reggae legacy of Fatis Burrell’s Xterminator label with a special Record Store Day singles collection, Earth Feel It, featuring Beres Hammond, Dennis Brown, Marcia Griffiths, Luciano, Sizzla, and more… 
 
Available on Record Store Day, August 29, 2020, Earth Feel It is a reggae 45 collector’s dream, a beautifully packaged, 7X7-inch vinyl box set of deep cuts, rarities, and previously unreleased recordings from Fatis Burrell’s iconic reggae and dancehall label Xterminator.  

The collection, which spans 1993-2009, was drawn in part from XTM.Nation’s two-volume digital releases, Fatis Tapes In The Oven Vols. 1 & 2; from unissued recordings in the VP Records archives; and also includes several deep cuts not previously available on the 7-inch format. 

The title is taken from the topical track “Earth Feel It” by Chezidek and also features Dennis Brown’s rare 1990s remake of his Studio One hit “No Man Is An Island,” Marcia Griffith’s deep roots burner “Jah Is,” Luciano’s heartful adaptation of eden ahbez’s “Nature Boy,” Beres Hammond’s “What A Gwan” (from Full Attention); plus tracks from Sizzla (“Hail Selassie” and “Distance Away”), Turbulence (“You Never Been There” and “True Story”), Nadine Sutherland (“Don’t Throw Pearls”), Gott-Yo (“Jah Protect Me”), and Singing Cologne (“Do Some Good”). While five of the seven singles are double A-sides, two feature signature Xterminator / Firehouse Crew dub mixes. 

This set was compiled by vinyl specialist DJ Carter Van Pelt, curator of VP’s acclaimed Down In Jamaica 40-year retrospective box set. The deluxe album package was hand illustrated by Costantinos Pissourios and includes a 14-inch by 14-inch poster of the original cover art, plus liner notes.  

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Phillip “Fatis” Burrell was a key producer of the digital era in Jamaica music, largely responsible for breaking artists Luciano, Sizzla, and Turbulence in the 1990s and early 2000s. His career started in 1985, the same year “Under Mi Sleng Teng” shook up Jamaican music.  In a recording career spanning from 1985 to near the time of his death in 2011, he released well over 1,000 tracks. The majority of his catalog was distributed through VP Records, including tracks such as Ini Kamoze’s original “Hot Stepper,” Cocoa Tea’s “Good Life” and “She Loves Me,” and key tracks in the career of Luciano (“One Way Ticket,” “Sweep Over My Soul”), Sizzla “Praise Ye Jah,” and Sanchez, “Never Dis The Man.” His Beres Hammond release, Full Attention, distributed by VP, is a landmark in the singer’s career, boasting tracks such as “Love Means Never To Say I’m Sorry” and “I Want To See You Tomorrow.”

Earth Feel It

What A Gwan - Beres Hammond

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