Masterpieces, fan favorites, and new 21st-century staples for reggae beginners

King Tubby Meets Rockers UptownKing Tubby

King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown

Wrapped in the magic of sound, set yourself free from the everyday! This track is perfect for you.

Hailing from Jamaica, King Tubby was an innovator who elevated mixing techniques into an art form.

What you’ll hear here is a fantastical sonic world where Augustus Pablo’s airy, floating melodica melodies intertwine with a deeply resonant bassline.

The way the mixing console is played like an instrument, dropping elements in and out, is truly breathtaking.

This is the title track from the classic 1976 album “King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown,” which is also known for being featured in the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, sparking a renewed appreciation.

Dim the lights a bit and let yourself be carried away by this richly layered soundscape.

We a rockerJACOB MILLER

JACOB MILLER : We a rockers

He is an artist hailed as a reggae legend alongside Bob Marley.

With his energetic, vibrant stage presence that made full use of his large frame and his distinctive, slightly stuttering vocal style, he captivated many fans.

As the lead singer of Inner Circle, he also produced numerous hit songs.

Sadly, just as even greater success was anticipated, he died in a traffic accident at the young age of 27.

This song has a gentle, easy-to-listen-to feel, with a pleasantly laid-back rhythm.

Cry ToughAlton Ellis And The Flames

Cry Tough

A wonderful rocksteady tune by Alton Ellis—who sadly passed away in 2008 and was known not only as a singer but also as a songwriter, music producer, and label owner from Jamaica—and The Flames from Durban, South Africa.

It’s a revival through a reissue.

Alton Ellis’s vocals are richly lustrous and powerful, and thanks to his exceptional vocal skills, he was known as the “Mr.

Soul of Jamaica.”

HolidayCollie Buddz

Collie Buddz – Holiday (Official Music Video)

Born in New Orleans and raised in Bermuda, Collie Buddz encountered reggae culture at a young age.

Honing his skills in sound clashes since his student days, he is now a rare artist who can do it all by himself—from songwriting to building riddims.

Two Sevens ClashCulture

Two Sevens Clash

Culture is a three-member Jamaican roots rock reggae band formed in 1976.

This is the title track from their debut album, Two Sevens Clash, released the following year and later hailed as a classic.

They initially performed under the name African Disciples, but a bold change in direction led them to shift the group’s course.

Among the scene’s standout tracks, it was even nominated for Jamaica’s Best Album award.

Always On My MindDa’ville feat. Sean Paul

Da’Ville – Always on My Mind ft. Da’Ville

Originally, he debuted as the lead singer of ARP, a five-member vocal group, and is a vocalist with a remarkable voice who skillfully handles covers as well.

This track is Daville’s solo song featuring none other than the famed reggae singer Sean Paul.

Daville elegantly delivers, at a medium tempo, the feelings of a man who can’t stop thinking about the woman who left him, and Sean Paul’s entrance adds just the right touch.

You Don’t Love Me (No, No, No)Dawn Penn

Dawn Penn – No, No No (Official Video)

Dawn Penn, a reggae singer from Kingston, Jamaica.

She began her career in the rocksteady era of the 1960s, and in 1994 she returned to the spotlight with the smash hit “You Don’t Love Me (No, No, No).” Dawn Penn’s heartfelt lyrics and distinctive vocal style have won the love of fans around the world.

The song portrays the feelings of a woman who senses that her partner’s heart isn’t with her, and its appeal lies in its sincere lyrics and catchy rhythm.

The laid-back reggae groove is perfect for unwinding and escaping the bustle of everyday life.

It’s a track that lets you fully experience the charm of reggae.