Jah Jesco - West Gone Black - Studio One
Cedric Im Brooks - Give Rasta Glory - Studio One
Lennie Hibbert - Real Hot - Studio One
Honey Boy Martin - Dreader Than Dread - Caltone
Winston Wright And The Upsetters - Jam #1 - Ascension
The New Establishment - The People Skanking - Studio One
Jah Lloyd - The Lama - Soul Jazz
Augustus Pablo - Viva Tirado - Rockers International
Joe Gibbs - African Dub Chapter Three - Lightning
King Tubby - Roots Of Dub - Clock Tower
Lee Perry - Jungle Lion - Trojan
Mudies All-Stars - Loran's Dance - White
Purpleman - King On The Way - Trojan
Wailing Souls - Up Front - Volcano
Willi Williams - Armageddon Time - White
Sugar Belly - In Cold Blood - Studio One
Ray Darwin - Peoples Choice - Tad's International
Brentford Allstars - Greedy G - Greensleeves
Herman And The Aquarians - Dunce Cap - Soul Jazz
Lester Sterling - Afrikaan Beat - Studio One
The Ethiopians - I'm Gonna Take Over Now - Studio One
Toots & The Maytals - Broadway Jungle - Trojan
Devon Russell - Make Me Believe In You - Hep
Delroy Wilson - I Want Justice - Studio One
Dennis Alcapone - Run Run - Studio One
Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Rankin - Ice Town Music
Johnny Osbourne & The Sensations - Bewitched - Trojan
Prince Jammy - Thunder Shock - Sky Juice
Ranking Toyan - How The West Was Won - Jah Guidance
Scientist - Beam Down - Greensleeves
Prince Hammer - Brixton Trial And Crosses (Gas Bomb Version) - Belleville Hill
Billy Boyo - One Spliff A Day Dub - Jah Guidance
Johnny Osbourne - Truth And Rights - Studio One
Pablove Black - Push Pull - Studio One
The Abyssinians - Mandela - Blood & Fire
Jackie Mittoo - P. Cafe - Studio One
Prince Buster - Sit & Wonder - Blue Beat
Skatalites - Man In The Street - Trojan
Preset - Vol 36 - Pon De Riddim
Todd Osborn
Spectral, Rephlex, Ann Arbor
Osborn to do it - Todd Osborn makes producing raw beats look like childs play, whether it's booty bass with a 70's cop show theme, or dark brooding jungle as the Soundmurderer you wouldn't want to meet down a dark alley, or even his classic acid-inspired house and techno tunes as Osborne. With his we-don't-need-no-equipment-made-after-1987 attitude to music making, he has been known to raid charity stores and second-hand pound stretchers for old computers, before reassembling them into beat-bearing powerhouses. In stark contrast, his Live-enabled DJ sets cram in more directions than a crowd of crossroads, on a wayfaring journey that could lead you back home before you even realised you'd left. Detune yourself.
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