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Top roots outing from the mellow canary on this dreadlocks man 1979 classic, backed by the Roots Radics in full effect on the big showdown Scientist dub. Both tracks produced by Henry "Junjo" Lawes and recorded at Channel One studio.

"Return Of The Super Ape" was the final revelation from Lee Perry’s Black Ark Studio, a psychedelicized dub journey into uncharted sonic territories. The longplayer is now state-of-the-art remastered by Pete Norman (Finyl Tweek) and restored with original press artwork complete with inner disco sleeve! The album from 1978 is the final chapter in the trilogy of albums in the period from 1976 - 1978 following "Scratch The Super Ape" (aka "Super Ape") and "Roast Fish & Cornbread". Produced, mixed and arranged by Lee Perry at the Black Ark Studio featuring on all tracks the skills of The Upsetters and additional vocals by The Full Experience on "Dyon-Anasaw" and "Tell Me Something Good". The frontsleeve artwork image was created by Lloyd Robinson (also known as the singer of the Studio One classic "Cuss Cuss").

Brand new Alborosie studio album recorded during hardest months of Covid-19 pandemic. Feat Collie Buddz, Jo Mersa Marley, Wailing Souls and Quino from Big Mountain.

"Black Ark Vol. 2" was the follow up album to the acclaimed "Black Ark In Dub" that unsurprisingly for an Upsetter release took a different path.

Highly regarded deep roots nugget from ’73 now twin-spinned with the famed Big Youth microphone attack. both tracks mixed by Osbourne "King Tubby" Rud

LP + Poster.
Mr. Lloyd James aka Prince Jammy aka King Jammy returns to the mixing board to put the virus under manners with a new set of classic dub 21st century style! - Revisiting a serious selection of missiles from the golden age of reggae giving Hugh Mundell, Junior Delgado, Sugar Minott, Black Uhuru and other great artists the Jammy's Superpower dub treatment.

High ranking anthem from 1982 with the Roots Radics in full effect and backed by world cup winning Scientist dub. Both tracks produced by Henry "Junjo" Lawes, recorded at Channel One and mixed by Scientist at King Tubby’s studio.

Career peak cool ruler classic "One One Cocoa" from 1973, twin-spinned with producer Glen Brown’s vocal mover "Take A Step". both tracks mixed by Osbourne "King Tubby" Ruddock.

The Wailing Souls band teams up with Alborosie for a remake of their 1992 hit record "Shark Attack", with added verses from Alborosie. The song is a preview of the forthcoming "Back-A-Yard album", set for summer 2020 release and a companion dub album to follow later the year.