The first ever collection of the dub versions of the classic 1970 album from reggae giants Bob Marley & The Wailers! All tracks produced by the legendary (and dearly missed) Lee "Scratch" Perry!
Augustsus Pablo, born June 21, 1954, will forever go down as one of the forefathers of Reggae and dub. Known for making the melodica anviable instrument, Pablo has over twenty solo albums to his name, as well quite an extensive producing catalogue.
Arguably the most influential live reggae album ever, Babylon By Bus captures Bob Marley and the Wailers during the European leg of their Kaya tour in the spring of 1978.
After exploding onto the scene and turning just about every head in the reggae and ska world with their debut LP "Dirty Reggae", this upstart group of hooligans set their sights on bigger stages, and new opportunities.
Nuclear War is the final album by the Jamaican musician Peter Tosh, known for being one of the core members of the Bob Marley backing band The Wailers. He combines elements of reggae with roots and the popular dancehall music from that period.
Prince Far I was a Jamaican reggae DJ and producer, and a well-known member of the Rastafarian movement. Known for his distinctive voice. On his ninth album Jamaican Heroes, he collaborated with musicians like Roots Radics and The Flying Lizards.
Reggae tunes inspired by different eras alongside some modern R&B tracks- the notion that old and new can live so comfortably together birthed the idea of Ekundayo Inversions.
