Debut album from UK reggae artist with plenty to say.

Rod Taylor and Positive Roots Band live at La Bellevilloise - Check out our exclusive photos.

Assorted Roots Fashioned Flavours.

A very unique and interesting sound by Ijahman Levi daughters.

"People that want to hear strictly roots alone without one love song – that’s about two percent of reggae listeners!" Nereus Joseph talks to Angus Taylor on the set of his latest video Africa For Africans.

Alborosie shows no signs of losing his touch.

HELP Jamaica! is a registered non-profit organization based in Germany and Jamaica. Its aim ? Build libraries and education centers in needy communities in Jamaica. Chairperson Hilmar Keding tells United Reggae about the cause.

A Collection of Chilled Out Instrumentals from Ireland.

Zion High productions re-release the great Rebelution and its dub version.

"If you do something for Africa you have to bring reggae music in to it because from day one reggae is the music that started singing about Africa."

A Triumphant return.

"Jah Shaka never recorded any English artists before he recorded me".

A dynamic duo navigates a galaxy of stars.

Vivian Jackson died of a stroke on January 12, 2010. His works live on.

A three-volume ‘showcase’ of 12" versions that completes the essential Gibbs catalogue.

A back 2 basics spiritual affair.

Reggae in a classic style with some fine riddims from Roots Hitek.

Showcases its maker’s many moods, encompassing several musical directions.

Collects Lutan Fyah's work for Flava McGregor, showing his softer side.

Christian and Rastafarian inspired songs

"My father’s music was Sam Cooke and Marvin Gaye, and my kind of music is Amy Winehouse and John Legend"

Marc Ismail, the Swiss journalist and producer of Soul of Anbessa records, returns from recording his second riddim in Jamaica with these stunning pictures.

Many styles from a guitar master