Reggae – World
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Matt Stevens – Echo
Stream the entire Matt Stevens – Echo album above. Then name your price and buy it here A young couple are running through a dark forest lit only by the full Spanish moon. At the edge of the forest behind them shadows of large men gather silhouetted against a burning...
Rebelution – Bright Side Of Life
Rebelution has some big britches to fill. Following their explosive debut album Courage To Grow the Santa Barbara boys have faced a challenge that many a talented young band has – how to follow a successful break out. Bright Side Of Life is Rebelution’s second full length album and...
Major Lazer – Guns Don’t Kill People…Lazers Do
The story goes that Jamaican music was born when the AM footprint of soul stations in the Florida Keys finally fell over the island. In the collision of the traditional island music and the robust groove of rhythm and blues was born reggae music, bass-driven but syncopated unlike anything in...
Rodrigo y Gabriela – Live In Japan
Yet another insane specimen of live musical performance from Rodrigo y Gabriela - I recommend it for anyone who has any inkling of appreciation for the beauty of acoustic guitar. Hopefully it will inspire you to see them live at any expense. AN ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY MUST-SEE LIVE...
Xavier Rudd – Dark Shades of Blue
If you’re an Xavier fan, you’ll love it, especially the second time through. If you’ve never heard Xavier you might become a fan, but check out his other albums as well. If you’ve heard Xavier and don’t like him, don’t bother, go listen to Fall Out...
Rebelution – Courage To Grow
The Point: Keep an eye on Rebelution because their initial success has been intense and they show great potential for the future. Courage To Grow is an impressive debut roots-rock reggae album that is well worth checking out and is a promising first step for a highly driven and versatile...
The Expendables – The Expendables
The Point: Even if Cali-Reggae isn’t your cup of tea, their self-titled album is certainly worth a check. It’s like a drunken beach party for your...


