Cornell Campbell Time For Peace

Previously unreleased late 70s beauty from Cornell Campbell. Produced by Charles Reid AKA the UK Duke Reid in Jamaica, but never saw the light of day. Restored direct from the original tapes by Horus records.

Killer dancehall next vocal cut from Jamaican DJ Papa San originally released on Fashion Records in 1996 with version from The Dub Organizer..Don't leave!

Wicked late 80s version of the Ras Michael roots anthem from Shako Lee & The A-Class crew with superb dub from The Dub Organizer. All Real Rock releases come in great company sleeves.

Forgotten gem from U.K. Bristol band Black Roots originally released in 1987 on their Nubian label, produced by Mad Professor with must check dub version. Both Black Roots 7" come in company sleeves.

Taken from their "All Day All Night" LP from 1987 with the added bonus of Mad Professor's "Folitrickshun Dub" on the flip.

Killer heavyweight roots instrumental from 1974 from Organ D & The Upsetters aka The Wailers keyboard player Tyrone Downie & Family Man Barrett. Don't leave..

Rare heavy DJ cut from Dillinger with his homage to his motorbike of choice, originally released in the mid 70s produced by Charlie Ace of Swing-A-Ling moblie record shop fame. Killer!!

Superb hardback 188-page book with loads of text, photos, artefacts, record labels etc written by Noel Hawks.

With contributions and quotes from (wait for it): King Jammy, Bunny Lee, Dennis Alcapone, Bob Marley, Paul Khouri, Graeme Goodall, Horace Andy, Burning Spear, Augustus Pablo, Marcia Griffiths, Jojo Hookim, Derrick Harriott and many many more!

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'An absolutely crucial survey of the origins of the Jamaican music industry replete with chapter and verse quotes from many of the pivotal movers and shakers.

"A wealth of new information, expertly marshalled: this is a book whose time has come!" STEVE BARROW (Rough Guide to Reggae).

This is a limited-edition book, DO NOT MISS OUT!

Two standout versions from the Lewin sisters, available back-to-back on 45 for the first time. Classic soul turned reggae grooves produced by guitarist John Kpiaye and Adrian Joseph aka DJ Smokey Joe!

Recorded in the mid-80s, a decade after the first advent of UK lovers rock and tailor-made for bass-heavy sound system playback, Christine Lewin’s cover of Tyrone Davis’s ‘In The Mood’ transformed his sensual after-hours classic into a female-led hit, that became a staple on Lovers playlists both then and now.

Similarly, Tricia Dean’s sought-after cover of Jean Carn’s soul favourite ‘Don’t Let It Go To Your Head’ follows the same formula from Kpiaye and Smokey, synth-led rhythms reflecting the times rooted firmly in a local London scene.

11 song LP compiling nearly all of the remaining '70s and '80s output of Clive & Trevor not already re-released by DKR. Vocals, dubs and a deejay cut culled from various releases are all corralled here to complete the picture of the great body of work from these long time partners, also includes Boom & The Voltsong killer tune “Stepping Up To Zion” Housed in a two sided silk screen jacket.

We have limited copies of this killer 7" bomb.. Play Loud!

Revival Season is an exciting new collaboration project featuring Columbus, GA rapper Brandon ‘BEZ’ Evans and Jonah Swilley from Mattiel’s band. The debut single ‘Iron Warrior’ perfectly captures the classic old school style of early 90’s Hip Hop with echoes of the Beastie Boys, Digable Planets and The Pharcyde, with a laid back feel good sound for the summertime.

The track was recorded and produced by Atlanta based musician Jonah Swilley who has worked with Curtis Harding, Night Beats and is a founding member of Mattiel’s band. He also makes music for his own production label, Sugar Records.

“I threw out the rulebook so I can do it my way/so if you try to stop me I’m gonna have to raise the crime rate…”

JUKEBOX CUT 7” VINYL IN DYNAMITE SOUNDS HOUSE SLEEVE

Sought after roots tune from the eighties fetching big money with collectors, check wicked dub version.

New roots 7" offering from Spanish singer Payoh Soulrebel on top form with "When The Day Is Cold" whilst on the flip David "Dawitt" Tarrio brings it forward.

Great one off single release from Essiel Pele originally released in 1986 on Calvin Cameron's Uhuru label, three fiqures for an original copy if you can find one..

One of the hottest tune from Peven's discography and one of the biggest anthems on the NYC dancefloors since its origial release in the summer of 2010. An unreleased demo taken from the original song recording features on the b-side.

The two part jam "Skin Tight" by the Stepping Stones band has a raw reggae funk vibe that is impossible not to get your head nodding to. One of the hardest to find singles in the Wackie's catalog, finally back out.

First time repressed since it's initial release in 1998! One of the highlights of the Sound Signature catalogue and really putting Theo Parrish on the map as a progenitor of truly original, forward-thinking house music. Both cuts - ESSENTIAL!

U.K. roots from 1976, wicked deep vocal cut from Fitzroy Henry with Sax led instrumental on the flip. Produced by Mike Dorane of Merger & Disco Dub Band.

With stripped-back instrumentation and poignant emotion, Jorja Smith's mini-LP release 'Be Right Back' punches well above its weight. Highly recommended!

‘Headsoup’ is a new compilation that deepens the legend of mysterious Swedish psych collective Goat even further. Collecting rarities from across band’s celebrated career, including standalone singles, B-sides, digital edits and two enormous brand new tracks, it’s a globetrotting acid trip of a record that’s even bigger in its scope than their acclaimed studio LPs.

Absolute killer Leroy Sibbles Dj cut of "Revolution" one of The Heptones best 70s recordings (1974) on the "Tight Spot" riddim with the rare saxophone led instrumental cut by Baba Lesie on the flip. Don't leave..