The Messiah (Niney) I Soon Know

obscure roots vocal cut produced by niney with dub on the b-side. grab the whole series while you can!!

Just landed..Two ultra rare 1972 heavyweight nyabinghi roots cuts from Bro Joe & The Rightful Brothers, with "Hail The Children"the first recorded appearance of Yabby You. Limited 7" press from Archive Recordings all on blue vinyl and stickered white sleeve..don't delay.

Two killer roots instrumentals from the late 70s..discover the force. Limited stock...coloured vinyl. BACK IN STOCK..please note it's the white label version not as pictured.

Killer roots rocker from Johnny Clarke originally released in 1975 with awesome King Tubby dub on the flip.

For the first time released on seven inch single is the 1982 roots tune from Wayne Jarrett with Roots Radics in full effect. Backed by a frightening dub mixed by Overton "Scientist" Brown, recorded and mixed at Channel One, produced by Henry "Junjo" Lawes.

Wicked next vocal cut from Johnny Clarke with King Tubby's heavy dub on the flip.

Rider Shafique, Ishan Sound, and Kahn need no introductions. As individual artists and fellow members of Bristol’s Young Echo collective, they are responsible for some of the most crucial music to come out of Bristol in the last decade.

In a catalog overflowing with lyrical majesty, “When Shall We rise” is one of Rider Shafique’s most direct and moving missives yet - a critical dissection of the racist foundations of dominant culture - whether UK, EU, or US - and the struggle of the racially oppressed within it. The plea to abandon assimilation into Babylon system, in lesser hands could easily be cliched or flat-footed, but with Rider’s pen and voice it is a revelatory spiritual call-to-arms - there are no saviors coming - we are the ones we’ve been waiting for.

The riddim is classic Kahn & Ishan- uncompromising rockstone mid-tempo steppers that is at once orthodox and utterly, inimitably their own- plucked strings, haunted pipes, pounding kick and heaving bassline in propulsive amalgamation. Straight off the desk, “When Shall We Dub” strips the vocal out entirely, focusing on breaking down the incredibly militant riddim, crafting a dark, roiling ocean of reverb, swells of delay breaking the surface in blackest night.

A closely guarded dub for several years, “When Shall We Rise” is now free to circulate and become the anthem that it demands.

Limited to 800 vinyl copies for the world, no repress, no digital.

Tuff vocal roots from 1980 taken from their album "Judgement" both tunes 12" discomix's. Loud and clean pressings. Get em' while you can...

two jazzy ska instrumentals from the mid 60s with a killer version of jimmy smith's the cat on the flip.

Rico's awesome instrumental cut to errol dunkley's "repatrition" heavy heavy roots a must, produced by bunny lee mid 70s comes with heavy card sleeve. buy before they fly...

rocksteady classic with the more upbeat danger zone on the b-side

A.K.A. "Broadway Jungle" killer ska skinhead tune "come on boys, come on girls jump in de line, rock yu body in time"

Over the same mid 70s roots rhythm as Horace Andy's "Don't try to use me"

One of five new limited reissues from Treasure Isle pressed in Germany on quality vinyl and new paper company sleeves. Classic rocksteady from the Vaults.

Legendary Augustus Pablo roots instrumental tune from 1972 with the dub on the flip produced by Clive Chin.

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'Let's Start' - Seriously killer tune! and loads more.

It's hard to go wrong with Fela Kuti's work from the 1970s, and LIVE!, which features the Afrobeat innovator backed by his powerhouse band Africa '70 and ex-Cream drummer Ginger Baker, is no exception. Like all of Fela's recordings from the era, LIVE! consists of just a few tracks, each of which approximates or exceeds the ten minute mark. Yet the arrangements are so dynamic on these tracks, the criss-crossing polyrhythms so absorbing, and Fela's incantatory vocals so entrancing that the long running times never seem a factor. Every cut crackles from beginning to end with its mixture of funk, jazz, and traditional Nigerian music, underscoring once again Fela's revolutionary, indelible contribution to world music.

Mid 70s roots vocal over tuff backing from The Aggrovators produced by Bunny Lee. Comes in thick card company sleeve.

Rub a Dub Studio 1 roots killer from The Jays with version

Superb Non-stop early reggae instrumental from 1969 with a Baba Brooks upbeat tune on the flip.

Limited deep new roots remix of Isaacs Chambers & Dub Princess tune "Back To My Roots"

Killer rare U.K. lovers roots tune from 1981, with wicked dub on the b-side. Check it...

Don Prendes sang with Pablo Moses in the 'Canaries' which eventually morphed into Pablo Moses harmony singers for the classic Revolutionary Dream album. He cut a few sides for himself and on this production by the Chung brothers he takes the lead vocal. A breezy uplifting song that has many of Jamaica's top session players including the Chung brothers, Mikey 'Boo' Richards on drums and Robbie Lynn on keyboards. This release is limited to 500 copies on the first press and comes in a hand stamped recycled Pressure Sounds bag.

Killer roots doubleheader from Carlton and His Shoes with the mighty early roots tune from 1973 with the tuff roots inst. cut "tightspot" more well know as the rhythm for Leroy Sibbles "Revolution"

Superb recount of a Heavyweight boxing match between Joe Frazier & George Foreman in Jamaica 1973 by Joe Lewis aka Rupie Edwards. Using Errol Dunkley's heavy riddim "Down Below" with version on the flip. Don't miss..

Wicked 70s roots tune from mr. smart with equally heavy dub/instrumental on the b-side,clean and loud u.k. pressing.

Deep early 80s roots vocal from Tafari with obscure dub on another song on the flip.