Rasta Communication (Vinyl LP) Latin & World

Rasta Communication (Vinyl LP) Latin & WorldKeith Hudson's records are unique in the reggae canon, mainly due to the strength of his personality and his unflinching examination of darker themes hence his reputation as the 'Dark Prince of Reggae'. While this has made him a slightly marginal figure in a genre mostly celebrated for its relaxed, sunny vibes Hudson's albums have always been especially revered as some of the deepest and most uncompromising to be found in Jamaican roots music gaining

underpinned with the salt of pathos

with among other things some of the rarest titles from their Big Single Records' years

yet gloriously fearless game- changer

plus he's got REALLY good stories about the "rock scene" in Los Angeles

Charles Davis (baritone sax)

Wu-Tang Clan

with a new one

Dario Nicolodi

where he ended up writing a series of new songs about honesty and resilience

New York Times

Dorm rooms coast to coast transform into audio dub houses where young women with aching arms scratch out hand written labels and personal letters like \you have to hear this

"With producer Bunny Lee