Black Uhuru - Black Sounds Of Freedom

'Heart of the Congos' is the 1977 roots reggae masterpiece by The Congos. It was produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry at his Black Ark studio with a studio band including Boris Gardiner on bass and Ernest Ranglin on guitar.

This vinyl-only 35th anniversary reissue comprises the original “BMW1” version of 'Legend' with the addition of two original U.K.-only cassette bonus tracks “Easy Skanking” and “Punky Reggae Party.”

The original King of Reggae, Desmond Dekker introduced the sound of Jamaica to the world at large through a series of international hits. This incredible run of hits included "007," "It Mek," "Pickney Gal," "You Can Get It If You Really Want," and more.

'Black Woman & Child' is the second studio album by reggae artist, Sizzla. It was released in 1997 on VP Records and produced by Bobby Digital. The title track, "Blackwoman & Child" remains as one of his most successful hits and is regarded as a classic.

'Reggae Collected' is compiled from the broad world of Jamaican artists, groups and its diaspora. This brand new compilation contains classics from Jimmy Cliff, Peter Tosh, Toots & The Maytals, Steel Pulse, and many more!

'Down Beat Special' is a roller-coaster ride through many of the classic tunes. Seminal tracks such as Michigan and Smiley’s "Nice Up The Dance", Dawn Penn’s "No, No, No", The Wailers’ "Simmer Down", The Eternals’ "Queen of the Minstrels"… and on it goes

'Under Heavy Manners' was an essential purchase as well as a defining statement on the sombre mood of the times in the year that two sevens clash. Includes "You I Love And Not Another", and "Heavy Manners".

'Mr. Isaacs' established the template for Gregory Isaacs’ subsequent superstar status. Conceived by Gregory and Ossie Hibbert as an album project it contained three of the Cool Ruler’s greatest hits "Smile", "Slave Master" and "Set The Captives Free".