Fiyah! 77Klash (pronounced two seven clash) is the man responsible for the huge riddim on Turbulence's "Notorious" and is finally back with more grimey bass-infused dancehall action. You should know the massive "Brooklyn Anthem" by now (we sold out of the vinyl...   click for more

This Auralux release digs up a lost Barrington Levy dub album that was originally released on Jah Guidance in Jamaica, and no where else. Barrington Levy started his career at Junjo Lawes' label, recording phenomenal tracks like "Collie Weed" and "Shine Eye...   click for more

All of the material here was originally recorded by Junjo Lawes in the late 70s, some of it when Barrington was all of 16 years old! His talent at this point in his life is downright scary. I feel like an NBA...   click for more

Digital EP drawn from the official Bob Marley remix series originally issued on 12" in early 08. Despite low expectations, the series was actually delivered as there were no electro mash-ups or trance versions to desecrate Mr. Marley's good name. For the...   click for more

In The Light and its companion dub LP were originally reissued by Blood and Fire in 95 and went on to be one of their most acclaimed releases to date. The reason is clear: this is a stunning set of Horace Andy...   click for more

Jahtari Riddim Force makes debut on Bastard Jazz with some pretty awesome lo-fi dub-tempo. These guys don't tickle the dub, they get into the bed and make it do the reverse cowboy (no homo) while recording it on betamax. Seriously, the...   click for more

Since Linval Thompson was both a prolific singer and music producer, he had some unique arrangements with other producers like King Tubby. Among other things, Linval used to trade his vocal service for dubplates and cuts of the Tubbys’ rhythm tracks that...   click for more

Aaron LaCrate and Debonair Samir continue their Bmore remix onslaught, putting the mid-Atlantic touch to seemingly anything they can get their hands on. This time it's woefully underrated dancehall mainstay Mr. Vegas getting the treatment, as the duo bring us three versions...   click for more

Auralux investigates the deep roots work of producer Winston "Niney" Holmes, collecting many rare sides and extended mixes here from the peak of his recording career, that fruitful mid-late 70s period. Niney was one of those 70s producers who knew how to...   click for more

Volume 1 starts off heavier than lead with "Invaders," Scientist deconstructing the elements of Al Cambell's "Unfaithful Child" into a beautiful mess of voices, percussion hits and cymbal washes. Al Cambell tracks make a few other appearances in this set too, most...   click for more

Are you ready? 'Cause this is the Souuth... Rakkas... Crrrreew!!! Don't be fooled by the generic promo cover - this is Mad Decent, the label that brought you Blaqstarr and Bonde Do Role, remember? And the Rakkas are here because they rock!...   click for more

Kevin Martin (aka The Bug) has been at this for a long time, since back in '97 when the group included fellow future-Ninja Tuner DJ Vadim. After 10+ years in the game, Martin finally gets the chance to flex his nasty ragga...   click for more

Blackboard Jungle Dub is one of the benchmark dub albums- an all-time great for reggae music, one of Lee Perry's most highly regarded and widely known works, and one of the very first all-dub albums to be released. This is a Lee...   click for more

I could go into details, probably will, but here's the short version: if you're a reggae lover with a fondness for roots and dub, you can not go wrong with this collection. It's one of those compilations that throws a new light...   click for more

Label sampler from the finest reggae reissue label around, and it's specially priced just like the CD version (sorry, special price applies to MP3 version only). If you want to dip your fingers into the good, more obscure stuff without having to...   click for more