The following roots / reggae titles are thoroughly recommended by the team at Marbecks.
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Youssou N'Dour :- Dakar-Kingston |
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[ Universal Music / CD ] Release Date: Monday, 8 March, 2010
Youssou N'Dour music is pan-African yet his career was bound to lead to a form of musical expression that has become universal: Reggae. He is well aware of the political import of reggae, the music-genre directly linked to Rastafarianism: |
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Katchafire :- Say What You're Thinking (Special Edition) |
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[ Shock Records / EMI Music New Zealand / 2 CD/DVD ] Release Date: Monday, 1 March, 2010
Originally released in 2008, 'Say What You're Thinking' is the third album from New Zealand's best loved reggae / roots band, Katchafire. |
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UB40 :- Labour of Love -- Volume IV |
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[ EMI Music / CD ] Release Date: Monday, 8 February, 2010 UB40 present 'Labour of Love IV', their first 'Labour of Love' album since 1998. The 'Labour of Love' series began in 1983, with a number one album and number one single ("Red, Red Wine"). This was followed in 1989 by 'LoL II', which spawned a no.4 single ("Kingston Town") and two US Billboard Top 10s. Another Top 10 album, 'LoL III', and single ("Come Back,... |
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Rebel Souljahz :- Bring Back the Days |
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[ Go Aloha Entertainment / CD ] Release Date: Monday, 18 January, 2010
Rebel Souljahz released their debut CD, 'Nothing to Hide', in early 2008 and it hit the music scene like a hurricane. The CD spent 50+ weeks on Billboard magazine's Top Reggae Albums chart and was named by Billboard as the #8 best selling Reggae album of 2008. |
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Salmonella Dub :- Freak Controller (Limited Edition) |
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[ EMI Music New Zealand / 2 CD ] Release Date: Monday, 23 November, 2009
Salmonella Dub's seventh studio album, 'Freak Controller' features The Mighty Asterix, Whirimako Black, Paddy Free, and MC Mana of Rhombus. The album is packed with homegrown roots, rock and electronica. |
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1814 :- Jah Rydem |
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[ Ode Records New Zealand / CD ] Release Date: Monday, 26 May, 2008
This 8-piece group who are musically inspired by living around the beautiful Whangaroa Harbour have been performing on the NZ music scene for two years. |
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