#Reggae

23 de October de 2025
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“Marcus Garvey “(1975), the Burning Spear’s Testament

When Winston Rodney, better known as Burning Spear, released Marcus Garvey in 1975, Jamaica was standing at a cultural and political crossroads. Independence was little more than a decade old, yet the promise of self-determination was already clouded by economic hardship, class divisions, and political violence...
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12 de April de 2025
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Steel Pulse’s Handsworth Revolution: The Sound of Rebellion and Resilience

In 1978, reggae was already a global force, but in the UK, it had a different pulse—one shaped by the struggles and resilience of the Caribbean diaspora. Handsworth Revolution, the debut album by Birmingham’s Steel Pulse, captured this energy like no other British reggae album before it.
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9 de February de 2025
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Bob Marley & The Wailers – Babylon By Bus: A Live Testament of Rebellion and Redemption

By the time Babylon By Bus hit the shelves in 1978, Bob Marley & The Wailers were already global icons, carrying reggae from the streets of Kingston to the farthest corners of the earth. This live album, recorded during their Kaya tour, captures the sheer electricity of their performances, particularly in Paris and other stops across Europe.
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