List of products by label BURNING SOUNDS

Reissue of Prince Lincoln's much sought after 12".Two bonus tracks on the flip, taken from the forthcoming reissue of the very rare "God Sent Dub" album.180G vinyl, in Burning Rockers sleeve.Please note that contrary to what is stated on the label, "One common need" comes second on the A side.

180 gram Vinyl.

180 gram Vinyl.
Produced by Phill Pratt.

180 gram vinyl. Includes insert with Sleeve notes.
This debut album captures Massive Dread at an early stage of his career when he was starting to make a name for himself as a unique voice in reggae. The production has that classic late-70s roots vibe—deep basslines, steady drum rhythms, and dub influences mixed with Massive Dread’s distinctive vocal style.
The album contains a mix of vocal tracks and deejay toasting, showcasing Massive Dread’s versatility. His style helped bridge the gap between the roots reggae era and the rising dancehall movement.

180 gram vinyl. Incl. insert with sleeve notes. 
Pat Kelly’s So Proud stands as a masterful blend of rocksteady elegance and 1970s reggae consciousness. Backed by The Aggrovators and mixed by King Tubby, Kelly’s silky vocals glide over deep rhythms, balancing heartfelt love songs with socially aware themes. Often likened to soul legends like Sam Cooke, Kelly’s refined tenor and emotive delivery shine in this reissue, restoring a sought-after gem in the Burning Sounds catalogue.

180 gram Vinyl.

180 gram Vinyl.
Produced & arranged by Earl Morgan. Originally released in 1983.

180g Pressing

New version of the iconic Skinhead Moonstomp Ska album in stereo with 12" Version.
Feat Roy Ellis. 180 Gram red vinyl & Sleevenotes. Limited Edition.

The album 'Channelling Lee Scratch Perry' is a tribute from Scratch’s son, Omar Perry, to his father. ‘Scratch’ was, beyond question, a genuine genius responsible for creating some of the greatest, most complex, and thought-provoking music to ever come out of Jamaica… or anywhere else. His importance to the furtherance of Jamaican music as a producer, arranger, writer and artist is beyond compare. He played an integral role in and was the inspiration for many of the key movements in the development of reggae throughout the Sixties and Seventies. 

180g Pressing

180 gram Vinyl.
‘Unite’ album is a reminder of the continuing relevance of the dancehall style.
Rough, raw and rugged they represent the real authentic sound of young Jamaica from nearly forty years ago when the youths “forgot their troubles and danced”.

Al Campbell's album ‘No More Running’ was originally released in 1981 and is considered one of his standout works, showcasing his signature blend of roots reggae and lovers rock. The album highlights his smooth, soulful vocal delivery paired with socially conscious lyrics and themes of love, resilience, and cultural pride.‘No More Running’ came at a time when reggae music was diversifying into roots, lovers rock, and early dancehall sounds. The album balances meditative, heavy basslines and steady rhythms with melodic hooks and Campbell's silky vocal tones.‘No More Running’ helped solidify Al Campbell’s reputation as a versatile artist capable of blending conscious roots themes with accessible, melodic songs.The album remains a favorite among fans of roots reggae and is often praised for its timeless messages and high-quality production.Re-issued on Burning Sounds on 180-gram Purple Transparent Vinyl.

180g Pressing

Produced by Phil Pratt and featuring Sly & Robbie, Tommy McCook, Ansel Collins.
Re-released on 180 gram vinyl.

Album first released 1983. Colored Red Vinyl.

180 gram Yellow Vinyl.

180 gram Green Vinyl.

180 gram Yellow Vinyl.

180 gram clear vinyl; Album features new cover art, and full colour Insert with extensive Sleeve Notes.
Features bonus track ‘San Salvador (Dub Plate Style)’. Recorded at Channel One Recording Studio, Kingston,
Jamaica. Mixed at Harry J Recording Studio, Kingston, Jamaica.
Probably one of the best vocal roots reggae albums!

180g Pressing

180g Pressing

Compiled at DJ Charjan Studio, London, UK. 180g White Vinyl.

180 gram Vinyl.

180g Pressing

‘Rasta Pon Top’ is a classic roots reggae album by the Twinkle Brothers, a Jamaican reggae group formed in the early 1960s. ‘Rasta Pon Top’ is known for its strong Rastafarian themes, uplifting lyrics, and infectious rhythm, which are hallmarks of the group's music. 
The Twinkle Brothers, led and produced by Norman Grant, have been influential in the reggae scene for decades, blending roots reggae with elements of rock, soul, and other genres.
Purple transparent vinyl. 180g.

180 gram Vinyl.

180g Pressing

180g Pressing

180g Pressing

Recorded At The Jazz Café, Camden Town, London, 10th August 2008.

A cornerstone of soulful reggae, Lovers' Rock by Jamaican legend Delroy Wilson bridges his deep roots in ska and rocksteady with the smooth, romantic vibes of the UK’s lovers rock movement. It's a noteworthy entry in the lovers rock canon and a testament to Wilson's versatility.
Originally released in 1978 by Burning Sounds, this album captures Wilson’s velvet-toned voice over laid-back riddims and heartfelt lyrics - a perfect entry point for fans of both classic reggae and tender love songs.
Released on 180-gram vinyl including sleeve notes and 2 Bonus tracks.