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Give Thanks
Give Thanks (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: BSR 1205. Rel: 10 Oct 24
Hortense Ellis/General Roy - "Give Thanks" (6:21)
Lawes Rockers - "Give Thanks" (version) (5:35)
Review: The on-point Burning Sounds is a treasure trove for proper dub and lovers rock delights from years gone by. They have been digging in the vaults again and come up with a new 12" which they have pressed on nice heavyweight wax, and the sounds more than deserve that. Hortense Ellis and General Roy's 'Give Thanks' is a crucial rhythm with lazy chords and guitars, DIY percussive sounds and deft little keys with a yearning vocal up top. Lawes Rockers is responsible for the flipside version and as you may expect it's dubbed out and reverb-heavy.
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Jah Creation
Jah Creation (limted 180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: BSR 1204. Rel: 27 Jun 24
Jah Creation (6:47)
Masterplan (6:45)
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Shining Dub & Shut Up Dub
Shining Dub & Shut Up Dub (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: BSR 1202. Rel: 30 Nov 23
Shining Dub (3:59)
Shut Up Dub (5:21)
Review: The last album the mighty Lee Scratch Perry recorded before he died was Heaven, freshly released on Burning Sounds and leaving us with a lasting memory of his indelible influence on modern music. To accompany the full-length, the label have picked the versions of two album tracks and given them an airing on a standalone 12", cut nice and loud for the dance. 'Shining Dub' takes up the A side, and 'Shut Up Dub' takes the flip, and both dive deep into the echo chamber style Perry himself helped pioneer so many decades prior.
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Guerilla Dub (reissue)
Guerilla Dub (reissue) (180 gram red vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 837R. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Cuddoe Dub (2:55)
Garvey Dub (2:53)
Paul Bogle Dub (4:01)
Malcolm X Dub (3:37)
Martin Luther Dub (4:07)
Swapo Dub (4:07)
Guerilla Dub (4:19)
Maroon Dub (3:47)
Ethiopean Dub (3:43)
PLA Dub (2:58)
Review: These two powerhouses of pioneering dub meet up for the second time on this fantastic reissue by Burning Sounds originally released in 1978. The mostly instrumental album shows the duo helping to define the dub sound for the next generation of producers. Thanks to the inspirations and usage of Studio One, the sound is quintessential dub, like in the 'Garvey Dub' and title song 'Guerilla Dub'. They've not fully abandoned the traditional roots as you can hear in 'Malcolm X Dub' and 'Martin Luther Dub' though, turning them into more of remixes than original tracks. This album is a must for any 70s and 80s dub afficionado.
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Clash
Clash (180 gram red vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 839. Rel: 22 Feb 24
Rizla Skank (5:03)
Spike Heel Shoes (3:41)
Natty Dread Ah Carry The Swing (3:25)
Natty Dread On The Ball (3:42)
Jamaican Dollars (4:14)
Shelly With The Electric Belly (3:36)
Step It Brother Clem (3:01)
Stumbling Block (3:12)
Cricket Loving Cricket (4:17)
Natty Passing Through A Curfew (3:22)
Natty Dread Is Not The Prodigal Son (4:23)
Starsky & Hutch (4:36)
Review: Clash, first released in 1977, was one of a series of definitive reggae albums to highlight the eminence of the soundclash, in which two reggae or dancehall crews rig up opposing soundsystems in a face-to-face musical standoff. Fashioning this album after the competitive form, Dillinger's sparring partner in this case is 'Trinity' aka Wade Brammer, who was active during the 1970s and 80s. Trinity as Dillinger is best known for deejaying over reggae and dancehall numbers; Clash albums became very popular at the tail-end of the 1970s and into the next decade, with singers and deejays alike competing for status, track by track.
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Slum In Dub (reissue)
Slum In Dub (reissue) (limited 180 gram translucent purple vinyl LP)
Cat: BSRLP 999P. Rel: 30 Jan 25
Public Eye's
Slum
Reform Institution
Crofs
Tam Tam
Aso
N****r
Leaving
Leggo Beast
Embarrassment
Review: This reissue highlights a classic work of dub, featuring expertly crafted productions by Prince Jammy with backing from some of Jamaica's finest musicians. The album's foundation lies in its deep basslines, intricate drumming and inventive percussion, creating a seamless blend of rhythm and atmosphere. Gregory Isaacs' voice appears sparingly, manipulated into subtle snippets, letting the instrumentals take center stage. Originally released in 1989, this record embodies smooth simplicity, layering reverb and echoes to build a soundscape that is both soothing and invigorating. Its breezy, island-inspired tones flow effortlessly through the tracks, each standing as a unique piece of artistry. Whether experienced as a laid-back listen or a study in dub's mastery, this album is a timeless example of the genre's magic.
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Nah Fight Over Woman: Tribute to Reggae King Bob N Marley & Dancehall Stylee
Cat: BSRDD 891. Rel: 25 Jan 24
Hear It In The News
Please Mr Ofcer
Stylee Stylee
Nah Fight Over Woman
Have To Spend Me Hotel Fee
Mary Lou
Cocky & Pussy (feat Sister Jackie)
Hotel No Lack
Morning Ride
Put It On Back
Keep On Dancing
Tribute To Reggae King
You No Hear
Advice From A Doctor
Feeding Of The 5000
Midnight Blues
Get A Girl Tonight
Push Lady Push
Happy Birthday To You
African Rub-A-Dub
African Thing
Love Pon Corner
Dance A Fi Cork
Seek & Find
Love One Another
Part Two
Gwine A School
Jah Jah Guidance
Mr Barrister
Two In The Family
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It Ain't Easy Living In The Ghetto (reissue)
Cat: BSRLP 869. Rel: 29 Sep 22
It Ain't Easy (3:08)
Rock & Roll Lullaby (2:58)
Jimmy Say Hello (3:01)
You Know What I Mean (2:42)
Running Wild (2:47)
Got To Change Your Ways (2:46)
Family Man (3:18)
Moving On (2:56)
Peggy My Love (3:13)
Loving You (2:25)
Review: Classic dub here from Jimmy London that now gets reissued on some sweet heavyweight vinyl for loud deployment of beefy sound systems. London recorded it back in 1980 for the Burning Sounds label with a seriously talented cast of assistants taking up lead guitar, rhythm guitar, drums, bass, sax, trombone and much more. They all make for a colourful exploration of reggae sounds that are as impactful now as they ever were. Jimmy's effortlessly sweet and soulful volts are the icing on each of these alluring reggae rhythm cakes.
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Love & Harmony (reissue)
Love & Harmony (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 835. Rel: 30 May 24
Fred Locks - "Love & Harmony" (4:13)
Cherry Rock - "Love Enough To Share" (3:24)
The Creation Steppers - "Born In Slavery (Kill Nebudchanezzar)" (3:04)
Albert Malawi - "Let's Get It Right" (3:20)
Little Roy - "Touch Not My Locks" (2:53)
Fred Locks & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Harmony" (dub) (4:19)
Cherry Rock & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Love" (dub) (3:24)
The Creation Steppers & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Killer" (dub) (3:21)
Albert Malawi & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Get Right" (dub) (3:38)
Little Roy & The Twelve Tribes Band - "Dread Morning" (3:33)
Review: Erroneously credited solely to Fred Locks on its 1978 release, this superb set is in fact a showcase of the work of the 12 Tribes Of Israel band in collaboration with the aforementioned artist; the collab also includes Earl 'Little Roy' Lowe, Albert Malawi, the Creation Steppers and Cherry Rock. With the 12 Tribes first forming in 1968 as a Rastafarian organisation based in Kingston, this troupe brought exceptional works of OG lovers' rock to the table, amidst a wider cultic organisation that saw each member grouped into a formation modelled on the Biblical 12 tribes of Israel. You wouldn't know it from the sense of pure relief and love that wafts from the music here: Love & Harmony is a brilliant one, carrying a universalist message of racial and spiritual unity amid an acknowledgement of tough beginnings and the necessity of lock care.
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Sledgehammer Dub: In The Street Of Jamaica
Sledgehammer Dub: In The Street Of Jamaica (limited 180 gram red vinyl LP)
Cat: BSRLP 838R. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Dub Long Rastafari (3:19)
Travelling Version (3:44)
You're No Dub Baby (2:50)
Burning Dub (3:31)
Kingsgate Version (2:22)
Dub Now (3:21)
God Bless My Dub (3:32)
Everyone's Dubbing (3:06)
Rich & Poor Dub (3:01)
Tribulation Version (3:07)
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Angella
Angella (LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 866. Rel: 02 Feb 23
You Hurt My Feelings (3:37)
Collie Man (5:07)
Give Me One A Your Girl Friend (3:13)
Have Faith In Jah (4:20)
My Cherie A'moure (3:48)
Nanny Goat (2:39)
Angella (3:02)
Tonight (3:08)
Review: Michael 'Palmer Dog' Palmer was one of the most notable dancehall vocalist of his era. He became quickly popular after appearing with plenty of sound systems and perfecting his unique improvisational techniques on the mic. That helped him standout in an overcrowded market and kept him popular with DJs who were turning reggae away from what it was becoming and turning it back to what it once was. This album first came in 1984 and showcased Palmer's singing style well with The Roots Radics serving as his backing band. A mini classic for sure.
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Heaven
Heaven (CD)
Cat: BSRCD 840. Rel: 26 Oct 23
Heaven
Good News
Shut Up
Baby Elephant
Peace
God Smile
Shining
Repented
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Heaven
Heaven (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 840. Rel: 26 Oct 23
Heaven (4:04)
Good News (3:28)
Shut Up (4:44)
Baby Elephant (4:32)
Peace (4:03)
God Smile (3:28)
Shining (4:43)
Repented (4:32)
Review: Dub innovator, celebrated smoker of the herb and much-loved nutter Lee Scratch Perry has been gone a while now but his musical legacy will never fade. Partly, of course, because he made so damn much of it during a prolific career, most of it at his own iconic Black Arc studios. Not so much of it was solo work but Heaven is, and is also the final album he wrote before passing in late 2021. His contribution to Jamaican music knows no bounds and took the form of him being producer, arranger, writer and artist. His unique take on the island's signature sound is present and correct here.
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Channelling Lee Scratch Perry
Cat: BSRCD 829. Rel: 06 Mar 25
The Boom
Wicked Back Deh
Magnetic Lights
Key To Your Heart
Pied Piper
Wah See No Foe
Lovers Paradise
Weh Dem A Try
Garden Grow
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Channelling Lee Scratch Perry
Channelling Lee Scratch Perry (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 829. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Time To Boom (4:02)
Wicked Back Deh (4:49)
Magnetic Lights (4:00)
Key To Your Heart (4:05)
Pied Piper (3:24)
Wah See No Foe (3:31)
Lovers Paradise (3:58)
Weh Dem A Try (4:11)
Garden Grow (2:26)
Review: The world will never not miss the one and only Lee "Scratch" Perry. His influence on dub will never be matched, his back catalogue will forever turn up some treasure or other you haven't heard. And now we can add to that this, a tribute album from his son Omar. Perry Jr is an accomplished performer in his own right and he shows that on Channeling Lee Scratch Perry, which features Olivier Gangloff who produced Perry Snr's final studio album. It's a blend of the fat, pillowy low ends Perry was so well known for with conscious lyrics, upbeat drums and plenty of whimsical and alluring melodies.
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Pop Inn (reissue)
Pop Inn (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 833. Rel: 26 Sep 24
Who Are You (3:35)
Mother-In-Law (3:14)
Trying So Hard (3:21)
Ho Lord (3:51)
Ease Me Up (4:00)
Tell Why Do (2:39)
Maria (2:43)
Some Day Girl (2:58)
Your Love (3:02)
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Pop Inn (reissue)
Cat: BSRCD 833. Rel: 26 Sep 24
Who Are You (3:35)
Mother-In-Law (3:14)
Trying So Hard (3:21)
Ho Lord (3:51)
Ease Me Up (4:00)
Tell Why Do (2:39)
Maria (2:43)
Some Day Girl (2:58)
Your Love (3:02)
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Star Wars Dub (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Star Wars Dub (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (picture disc LP in die-cut sleeve + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 831PIC. Rel: 01 May 25
African Communication (3:51)
Which Clapp (3:28)
Star Wars (3:53)
Side Walk Rider (2:52)
Tower (dub) (4:44)
Stay Loose (3:42)
Con-Man (4:04)
Concert Man (3:55)
Roffa Yet (2:58)
Review: Since dub music and novelty sci-fi thematics go hand-in-hand, it's easily sayable that it was only a matter of time before dubbing bright spark Phil Pratt (George Phillips) would lend the genre a certain Lucasian fanaticism. The original Star Wars Dub album was first released in 1978 on Burning Sounds, and here it hears a special first-time reissue on picture disc; known across the board for his exceptional skills as a producer, singer, and songwriter, Pratt's Studio One days were well studded by this far-off galaxian moment, which doubled as a marketing boon (a true salesman, his debut record, released two years earlier, was called The Best Dub Album In The World). Though not directly made up of cover versions of classic Mos Eisley Cantina or Imperial March themes, the tunes channel a life-saving, lightsabring steeze, perfect for your next herbalised cosmic gallivant.
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Star Wars Dub
Star Wars Dub (180 gram vinyl LP + CD + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 831. Rel: 30 May 24
African Communication (3:56)
Which Clapp (3:33)
Star Wars (3:57)
Side Walk Rider (2:56)
Tower (dub) (4:47)
Stay Loose (3:50)
Con-Man (4:06)
Concert Man (3:58)
Roffa Yet (3:02)
African Communication
Which Clapp
Star Wars
Side Walk Rider
Tower (dub)
Stay Loose
Con-Man
Concert Man
Roffa Yet
Review: Originally sold to Secret Records, this sought-after album features tracks recorded at Channel One Studio with Sly Dunbar at the helm. Despite its iconic cover featuring Darth Vader, the mixes remain solid, featuring tracks like Jimmy London's 'Ride On' and 'Open The Gate' by Well Pleased & Satisfied. While DubMusic has evolved, this album's riddims still hold up well, offering enjoyable dub with quality effects. In a competitive field, acknowledging its historical significance while recognising the evolution of dub music. Star Wars Dub remains a worthwhile addition to any collection, evoking nostalgia for the golden age of reggae and dub.
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I Love Jah (reissue)
I Love Jah (reissue) (180 gram red vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 943R. Rel: 24 Oct 24
I Can't Stand The Pressure
You Must Feel It
Jah Jah Ah Do It
My Woman Is Gone
I Love Jah
No More War
Stop Loving
Mr Wicket Man
Never Push Your Brother
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God Sent Dub (reissue)
Cat: BSRLP 842. Rel: 27 Apr 23
Mechanical Devices Dub (5:06)
My Generation Dub (7:46)
People Love Jah Music Dub (5:12)
Spaceship Dub (7:08)
People’s Minds Dub (5:43)
Smiling Faces Dub (5:41)
Natural Wild Dub (4:14)
Review: Prince Lincoln Thompson was a Jamaican singer and songwriter, and was for a time the leader of the reggae group The Royal Rasses. Several albums in the 1970s and 1980s came among his greats, blending roots reggae, soul and even jazz influences. Thompson's 1980 LP Natural Wild was a hit enough, but it's its shadow self in the form of God Sent Dub that really captures our interest. At first, this dub version of the former LP was only issued that same year, as a limited edition run of 300 copies on a blank label with no credits. Inevitably, this lent it "rare collectors item" credo and resale shark-worthy venerability, but that of course wouldn't have been possible if it didn't also house a quality, unique take on dub. Made up of remixes only of songs from Natural Wild, Thompson is unafraid of swung tempos beyond the usual straight plod, 'My Generation Dub' being a case in point. Otherwise, the producer flaunts his delay mastery on select instruments only, and cuts like 'Spaceship Dub' obvously recall the cosmic visions of international artists contemporary to Thompson, such as Tradition.
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Harder Na Rass
Harder Na Rass (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 841. Rel: 23 Nov 23
Interstellar Overdub (4:14)
Second Sight (5:02)
Nebular Dub (4:39)
Time Warp (4:07)
Universally Dubbed (4:29)
Terrestial Dub (4:25)
Gravitational Echoes (4:40)
Dub Vortex (3:34)
Regenerated Dub (4:38)
Cosmic Silence (4:27)
Review: After Prince Lincoln Thompson and the Royal Rasses Band recorded the Experience album in 1979, they did the honourable thing and followed up with its dub counterpart, Harder Na Rass. Originally released on Warrior Records in the UK, it's everything you want from a roots-adjacent dub album, mixed by none other than Prince Jammy in the mighty King Tubby's studio. The sound is outstanding, with the percussion especially cutting through the mix and the musicality remaining intact despite the focus on dubwise versioning. Dub devotees take heed, this album has got everything you want, freshly remastered and cut nice and loud.
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The Magnificent 7
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The Magnificent 7 (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BNGS 860. Rel: 27 Jul 23
Jah Walton - "The Seed You Sow" (3:58)
Big Youth - "Love Jah Jah Children" (3:13)
I-Roy - "Ital Dish" (2:56)
I-Roy - "Musical Air Raid" (3:10)
King Sighta - "Master Off All" (3:33)
King Sighta - "Shining Star" (3:32)
Sister Sheron - "Little Wicked" (3:33)
Natty Love - "Big Joe" (2:55)
Evilest Thing - "Evilest Thing" (2:41)
Review: Burning Sounds pay tribute to some of reggae's most crucial DJs with this new album The Magnificent 7. It is packed with artists inspired by the fundamental elements of Rastafarianism and they all speak loudly of the virtues of "living upright in those dread times." Jah Walton - later known as Joseph Cotton - kicks off with the positive vibrations of 'The Seed You Sow' before Big Youth gets deeper and darker. A brace of I-Roy jams roll on fat bass lines and King Sighta also appears twice with his natty vocals and percussive rhythms amongst a bunch of other superb sounds from the likes of Natty Love and Sister Sheron.

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Love Train (reissue)
Love Train (reissue) (180 gram red vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 859. Rel: 31 Aug 23
Love Train
Love Dub
Gimme Gimme Love
Gimme Dub
Come With Me
Dub With Me
West Man Rock
Rocking West
Took My Baby To A Dance
Dancing Dub
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Divorced! For Your Eyes Only (reissue)
Divorced! For Your Eyes Only (reissue) (180 gram yellow vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BSRLP 830. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Divorced!
Barn Yard
For Your Eyes Only (Yellowman Solo)
Water Rock
Tourist Season
Sometime I Lie
Don't Call Me Daddy
Donkey Want Water
To The Bump
Top Form (Yellowman Solo)
Review: This wonderful reissue of Yellowman & Fathead's classic 1982 album comes pressed on 180 gram yellow vinyl complete with an insert. It's a real reggae jam that features a unique collaboration between the legendary Jamaican reggae artists and blends Yellowman's iconic dancehall style with Fathead's distinct contributions. The tracks are infused with humour, romance and playful energy that captures the essence of early 80s reggae. A must-have if you love authentic Jamaican sounds, this Burning Sounds gem is sure to bring plenty of new ears to a timeless album full of charisma and chemistry between two of reggae's most influential figures.
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