Gregory Anthony Isaacs OD (15 July 1951 – 25 October 2010) was a Jamaican reggae musician. Milo Miles, writing in The New York Times, described Isaacs as "the most exquisite vocalist in reggae".

Recorded live at their iconic run of shows in 2019 at Coventry Cathedral, ‘Live from the Cathedral’ will be the next and final release of music from The Specials. This release will come via Island Records on the 10th July.

Ken Boothe, "Mr. Rock Steady" himself, continues to prove himself as one of the guiding staples of Jamaica's rocksteady genre. Ken Boothe's singing and musicianship has zest, vitality, and vibrance. Classics like "Puppet on a String," "Artibella," "When I Fall in Love," and countless others can be found on this essential collection.

Back to the golden nights of zouk clubs, where hip-hop, kompa, zouk and Caribbean grooves ruled the dance- floor. This selection documents a pivotal moment : a time when zouk was still not a fixed genre, but more a place, an atmosphere, somewhere people went to dance. It captures the spirit of an era: its creative effervescence, musical freedom, and the diversity of artists who shaped it. The very concept of “Kaz A Zouk” perfectly encapsulates this idea: a space where all styles could meet. Curated by Émile Omar, the driving force behind the Disques Debs and Radio Nova compilations — alongside Tropical Discoteq, Paris’s legendary tropical club night.

The Mighty Rootsmen Strike Back is a groundbreaking reunion of reggae legends, reimagining rock and pop classics with soul, rhythm, and heart. Featuring Toots Hibbert, Gregory Isaacs, Mykal Rose, Luciano, and the legendary rhythm duo Sly & Robbie, the album delivers fresh reggae versions of timeless songs by The Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Bee Gees, The Turtles, The Beatles, Carole King / James Taylor, and more. This is the last time these icons appeared together on a single record, making it both a tribute and a celebration of their enduring legacies.

This is an emergency announcement going out to the entire Aggro-Nation and the entire world: The Aggrolites are BACK with their all-new LP Super Atomic on Pirates Press Records!

A compilation of Tunisian rock, funk, disco and reggae, 1977–1984. Compiled by Cheb Mimo.

When The Expanders first entered the studio in the mid-2000s, they weren't trying to reinvent reggae; they were trying to channel the concrete-hard roots and sweet, three-part vocal harmonies of 1970s Jamaica. Recorded entirely to tape using vintage gear, their self-titled 2011 debut became an instant classic for purists, laying down the blueprint for the signature, heavy-stepping California roots sound they are known for today.

Three Highly Lauded and Previously Unreleased Bob Marley & The Wailers Concerts From London’s Rainbow Theatre To Be Released On June 3, 10, And 17. Revised Exodus: Deluxe Edition Releasing June 24.

A reissue project is underway for Top Rank, a Montego Bay-based label run by producer EJ Robinson that released numerous classic works and was a representative label of the 80s and 90s reggae scene. Newly remastered from the original masters, these albums are being released one after another for the first time by VP Records. Hard Core is an album released in 1992 byMr. Cool Ruler, legend Gregory Isaacs, on the Top Rank label. It was also released domestically in the same year by Overheat Music.

Sixteen killer 70s reggae funk and soul cuts from the likes of John Holt, Lee Perry, Cornel Campbell, The Cimarons, The Chosen Few and more featuring superb reggae takes on songs by artists including The Jackson 5, William DeVaughn, Diana Ross and The Supremes, War, The Temptations, Roberta Flack, The Stylistics and others!

A celebration of the global impact of reggae music, Reggae Routes features 10 artists from Latin America, Europe, Africa and beyond who have been inspired by this irresistible Caribbean sound.

Johnny Osbourne (born Errol Osbourne, 1948) is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall singer, who rose to success in the late 1970s and mid-1980s. His album Truths and Rights was a roots reggae success, and featured "Jah Promise" and the album's title track, "Truths and Rights".

Freedom Street is a reggae album by Jamaican singer Al Campbell, originally released in 1984. Produced by E.J. Robinson, the record is a staple of early '80s reggae, blending Campbell's smooth vocal style with heavy roots rhythms.

Rootz Underground Movement! Revolution reggae music - edgy, raw, natural, roots… They are Rootz Underground. That is their sound. Kick down the walls, burn the paper the rules are written on and mash down the “box” that limits a sound to a single genre!