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Matisyahu w/ The Dirty Heads and special guest Pacific Dub
LIVE at MontBleu Casino Resort Thursday, September 27, 2012 |
LAKE TAHOE, NV – MontBleu Resort and PR Entertainment presents Matisyahu w/ The Dirty Heads, and with special guest, Pacific Dub, Thursday, September 27, 2012, inside the MontBleu Casino Resort in Lake Tahoe, NV. General admission tickets will be available for $39.50 by calling MontBleu, 775-588-3515, at the Box Office, or online at www.ticketmaster.com
Since first emerging on the international stage in 2005, Matisyahu has established a reputation for following his muse—from the stripped-down roots reggae of the gold-certified Live at Stubb’s to the trippy ministrations of Youth to the polished pop eclecticism of Light. Then, in 2010, he returned to the venerable Austin venue that introduced him for Live at Stubb’s II, demonstrating that all those travels had somehow only strengthened his connection to his musical bedrock. It was a whirlwind half-decade journey, one that earned Matisyahu a place in pop culture at large.
And it was only the beginning…..Now based with his family in Los Angeles, Matisyahu blasts off yet again with Spark Seeker, a bold new studio album that finds the one-of-a-kind vocalist and songwriter exploring uncharted territory with help from an expansive cast of collaborators. “My musical tastes are all over the board,” he says in reference to a record that mixes ancient traditional sounds with futuristic electro beats, rapping with singing, songs of the spirit with songs of the body. “And, besides, my music has never been about the outer garment. It’s about searching out inspiration wherever it lies. This album is about seeking that spark within.”
Outer garments, of course, long defined Matisyahu in the eyes of many. “I was the Hasidic reggae superstar,” he says with a knowing laugh. So when Matisyahu took to Twitter late last year to post a picture of himself with his new look, he did it with a certain amount of relief. “It just felt good to sort of restart everything,” he says, adding that the transformation actualized one of the central themes of Spark Seeker: the impermanence of the physical form. “The spark seeker digs for truth and meaning and is willing to let go of everything to find it. He’s honest and authentic with himself and lives life from the inside out. He creates music from the depths and doesn’t worry about what category it or he fits into.”
 “We live in a world where people tend to think in extremes and categorize with ultimate statements,” Matisyahu says. “While it’s true that at one point it would’ve been pretty accurate to describe me as Hasidic reggae, for most of my career my music has been a blend, a mixture.”
For Spark Seeker—not just a collection of random tracks, but a complete piece of work made with one producer—Matisyahu spent a year recording with Koool Kojak (Nicki Minaj, Travis Barker, Ke$ha) at the latter’s home studio in L.A. Then the pair went to Israel with an open slate. “We booked a studio there and invited various friends and musicians—including Zohar Fresco, Daniel Zamir, Ravid Kahalani and rapper Shyne—to come and simply play music,” Matisyahu says. “We began to blend all of this live instrumentation to create a unique record, made by multi-faceted human beings who have many sides and many sources of inspiration.”
The result reflects that wide array of voices and experiences. In the hard-hitting “Warrior” Matisyahu describes feelings of frustration and desperation, while lead single “Sunshine” rides what might be the most uplifting groove in his catalog; elsewhere, “Searchin’” pairs a gritty digital-dancehall beat with chanted lyrics and “I Believe in Love” exemplifies the album’s deep melodic streak. Throughout Spark Seeker you can hear Matisyahu embodying the album’s title—and embracing its humble promise. The album has a depth to it as well as a lightness, which alludes to the most essential theme of the record--that everything in life, especially music, exists in mixtures and blends. “Things are not as black and white as we would like to think. Not everything can be oversimplified," says Matisyahu.
“This is definitely pushing the boundaries of what I’ve done before,” he acknowledges. “It’s a new kind of record for me.” At this point we’d expect nothing less.
On tour with Matisyahu is The Dirty Heads, a Reggae rock band from Southern California with a melodic style that includes hip hop and punk genres. Their debut album, Any Port in a Storm, was released on September 23, 2008, by Executive Music Group. The group is perhaps one of the most prominent groups in a sub-genre of reggae, which is heavily influenced by the original incarnation of Sublime. The group first came into prominence within the rock/reggae scene when their song "Ring the Alarm" was chosen as the first song on the very first Pier Sampler, an offering of free songs that is available for a limited time four times yearly. The band started out touring heavily in California, Arizona, and some parts of Mexico before it became a national touring act. The Dirty Heads have toured the U.S. multiple times with bands such as O.A.R., 311, Pepper, Kottonmouth Kings, Unwritten Laand Sublime with Rome. The band has also been part of marketing campaigns for Etnies Jeans, Rag Dynasty Shirts and Vestal Watches. The Dirty Heads were among the first bands featured on YouTube's "RAWsession". The set included a cover of Coldplay’s "Viva La Vida”.
Opening the show is Pacific Dub, one of the youngest and newest bands to solidify themselves as professionals within the Reggae-Rock scene.
Doors open at 7:00p, show starts at 8:00p. Tickets are $39.50, and available at all Ticketmaster outlets, and at the MontBleu Box Office, or online www.ticketmaster.com. You can also purchase by phone by calling MontBleu Resort, 775-588-3515. This is an all ages event.
MEDIA: For High-Res Photos, interviews, or more information, please contact PR Entertainment, 310-374-9090, ext 200, or email paul@prentertainment.net.
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Red Fest 2012 September 8, 2012 11am-10pm
About Red Fest Music Festival 2012 |
Red Fest is an all-ages music event designed to promote quality music in beautiful Red River, New Mexico. There will be food and drink vendors as well as 2 bars available at the festival. We would like for you to join us for this fantastic musical event in the inviting Southern Rocky Mountains!
Free admission for children 10 years and younger
A free Fun Jump will also be available for children
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Venue: Lift House Bar & Grill Backyard, Red River Ski Area, Red River, NM
Promoter Name/Contact: Tim House (575) 779- 3833 House2277@gmail.com
Website: www.RedFestNM.com
Tickets: www.holdmyticket.com (avail 7/19/12)
All Ages - Outdoor - $25 Early Bird, $35 Regular, $45 Door
Red Fest is an all ages outdoor music event designed to promote quality music and fun in beautiful Red River, NM.
In it’s third year, Red Fest Musical Festival presents:
 The Wailers - Together with Bob Marley, the Wailers have sold in excess of 250 million albums worldwide. Outside of their groundbreaking work with Marley, the Wailers have also played or performed with international acts like Sting, the Fugees, Stevie Wonder, Carlos Santana, and Alpha Blondy, as well as reggae legends such as Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, and Burning Spear. As the greatest living exponents of Jamaica’s reggae tradition, the Wailers have completed innumerable other tours, playing to an estimated 24 million people across the globe.
 Hieroglyphics - Founded in 1997 in Oakland, CA, Hiero Imperium Records is Del The Funky Homosapien, Casual, Pep Love, Domino, and the Souls of Mischief, made up of A-Plus, Opio, Phesto and Tajai. Coming off waves of success from earlier releases like Souls' '93 Til Infinity, the Hiero crew had already established themselves as a name in underground hip-hop, and soon released their first
collective project Third Eye Vision. Since then the Hiero team has been thriving in the hip-hop world, releasing a number of projects within the label as well as branching out for collaborations with the likes of Jurassic 5, George Clinton, Dilated Peoples, Q-Tip, Xzibit and Gorillaz.
 Vokab Kompany - San Diego band Vokab Kompany (Voted San Diego Music Awards “Best Hip Hop” act 2011) has been gaining national notoriety based on the success of their song “So Bright” and it’s appearance in international car company KIA with their 2010 Summer Sales Event Commercial and on The Today Show with Al Roker. The success continued into 2011 with another national Southern Comfort Fiery Pepper commercial, collaborating on the single “Burn It Down” with fellow bandmate; saxophonist, Jesse Malloy, and his production duo Crush Effect.
Nosotros - Seamlessly combines Latin rhythms with the elements of Flamenco, Jazz, Salsa, and Rock, creating an original sound that is unmistakably Nosotros. But M.E. Schenck of Hyperactive Music Magazine may have interpreted their sound best by saying “Nosotros’ music is not to be explained, it is to be felt in the pit of our souls.”
James and the Devil - Your All-Original Rocky Mountain grown Hiphopfiddle’n Funk Rock Band.. Delivering powerful, melodic high energy driven shows in the Rocky Mountain region of the USA.
Dj Trichrome - Legendary 311 Opener - Madison Wi
Dj I-Dee - 2011 DMC Vice Champion - Miami Fl
Brotherhood Soundsystem - Santa Fe NM
Dj Breakaway - ABQ NM
“We are excited to produce Northern New Mexico’s Premier musical event and feel that the area and this year’s acts, are a great continuation for our third year running. We look forward to having a good time again this year”, Tim House.
*Please Call or e-mail for additional information and quotes. Interviews with artists are available upon request and promotion approval.
www.Wailers.com
www.NosotrosMusic.net
www.VokabKompany.com
http://www.audibletreats.com/download/Hiero/
www.jamesandthedevilmusic.com
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Reggae Singer McAnuff Killed in Jamaica |
 KINGSTON, Jamaica — Authorities say reggae musician Matthew McAnuff has been stabbed to death in Jamaica. Police said late Thursday that McAnuff was attacked during a dispute with another man in Montego Bay. No one has been charged yet. The 25-year-old musician is the son of Winston McAnuff, a well-known reggae singer in Jamaica who later became popular in Europe, especially France. Police said Matthew McAnuff died at a hospital on Wednesday.
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BLACK UHURU at Crystal Bay Club in Tahoe on Sept 11 |
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Las Vegas Punta Rock Concert 2012 |
This weekend it's all going down in LAS VEGAS!!!! PACK YOUR BAGS AND COME BE APART OF HISTORY...
IT'S GETTING HOT & HOTTER JUST ADDED DIRECT OUTTA GRIGA THE ONE AND ONLY CONCEGO PERFORMING ALL HIS HITS. GOING DOWN AT THE Las Vegas Punta Concert Sept. 1st Labor Day Weekend. Come and enjoy the show take a break from LA. Bus will leave LA on Sat.1st package includes Bus, Hotel w/ double bed, and ticket to the show only $105 Call 323-294-5790. Adv Ticket $22 Performing Garif, Mimi, Nuru, Cocoman,501 Band,Jah & Di Plaga, Mr. Cleave Dj Gill,Dj V.I.P and we all will be Celebrating ALBE-Z Birthday plus Live Broadcast by RadioBelizeMix on Sat. from Tasty Island Jamaican Restaurant. Get your ticket now... One Love
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Jimmy Fallon Sings Innner Circle "Sweat" for Millions of TV Viewers - TheBadBoysofReggae.com |
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Ottawa Rhythm Festival | Sept 1st , 2012 | Junior Kelly | Allison Hinds | Thriller U | Prestige | And Many More |
Having done quite a few shows in the United States in the past two months, reggae singer, Junior Kelly will now stretch across the border into Canada as he continues his quest to thrill his North American fans. "Canada has been clamoring for Junior Kelly," explained Tasz Smith of Triple T Productions."We have been collaborating with promotional teams across Canada to work out suitable dates and everything has finally jelled. Interestingly, things have worked out in such a way that Kelly will be doing two festivals two consecutive weekends -- August 25 and September 1," Smith added.
Saturday, August 25, will see Junior Kelly as one of the headline acts for FestCaribbean, being staged in Brantford, Ontario. A truly Caribbean event, the show also features calypso/soca giant, David Rudder, alongside Mello G, Colour Quest, Chris Jackson and Dance Migration.
The following Saturday, September 1, Junior Kelly will represent at the inaugural Ottawa Rhythm Festival. An outdoor music event, the festival is celebrating the best in Caribbean, Latin and Soul music from around the world. According to the organizers, the Ottawa festival is designed to showcase island flavours of entertainment and blend together quality music, food, and sport for the benefit of the Ottawa-Gatineau community.
For this inaugural year, the festival will commemorate the Jamaican and Trinidadian 50th year of Independence, with special performances by its leading artists. Soca's best loved female artiste, Trinidadian Allison Hinds, reggae singer Trilla U, the Cuban Martinez Show, Crack of Dawn are the other big names along with Junior Kelly on the Ottawa Rhythm Festival.
For bookings and info for Junior Kelly, contact: Tasz Smith of Triple T Production (917) 617-0874 or tasz114@gmail.com
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Seefari Headlines Dayton Reggae Fest Sun Sep 2 |
The City of Dayton and Michelob Present :
THE 25TH ANNUAL MICHELOB DAYTON REGGAE FESTIVAL
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2012 1PM – 8PM @
DAVE HALL PLAZA PARK
4th & Jefferson Streets in downtown Dayton, Ohio
FREE ADMISSION
25TH ANNUAL DAYTON REGGAE FEST LINEUP ANNOUNCED -
SUNDAY SEP 2, 2012 DAVE HALL PARK, DAYTON, OH
This year celebrating Ohio reggae and Dayton's burgeoning reggae scene with 4 bands from dayton, 2 bands from columbus and 1 band from toledo. Showcasing several young bands with a reggae-rock sound and several of Ohio's reggae veterans as well!
2012 Michelob Dayton Reggae Festival lineup:
SEEFARI at 7PM
SEEFARI at 2011 Dayton Reggae Fest
photo by Kim Clay
2012 lineupFrom Festival Director/Talent Buyer Martin Romie
1p - Jah Soul
Dayton, OH
2p - Andy Shaw Band
Columbus, OH
3p - Soul Rebels
Yellow Springs, OH
4p - Demolition Crew
Dayton, OH
5p - Groovemaster
Toledo, OH
6p - Shrub
Columbus, OH
7p - Seefari
Wilberforce, OH
The FREE Festival features 7 live reggae bands performing alternating sets on 2 stages, A great selection of food, beverage and arts & crafts vendors. The park is downtown’s only large green space so bring a blanket and lawn chairs. It's the feel-good end of the summer festival!
Look for more info and updates coming soon to these websites:
http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php#!/events/266290483480930/
http://www.seefari.com/daytonreggaefest.htm
http://www.myspace.com/daytonreggaefest
The Dayton Reggae Festival is the midwest's longest running reggae festival. The City-sponsored downtown festival is free to the public and annually attracts 5,000 - 10,000 people who enjoy live reggae music from regional and local reggae bands. There are always many diverse food and craft vendors. Dave Hall Plaza Park is a great venue for a festival!
Free Admission!
The Michelob Dayton Reggae Festival will bring some of the region’s best reggae artists for a day of live performances to the heart of downtown Dayton. There's a full line up of bands as well as local food and beverage vendors. Admission is free and open to the public, so bring your lawn chairs and your friends out to Dave Hall Plaza and enjoy the music!
Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to enjoy a day of irie, live reggae music, plus food & craft vendors.
This free admission festival is the third in a series
of three summer music festivals presented to you by the City of Dayton Department of Recreation & Youth Services and The Downtown Dayton Partnership.
Sponsored by:
Heidelberg Distributing Co
City of Dayton Dept. of Recreation & Youth Services
Downtown Dayton Partnership
website courtesy of
SEEFARI.COM
and MusiceyeDesign
For more information, vending opportunities, to volunteer, or for sponsorship opportunities, contact 937-333-8400
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The Small Axe Guide to Roots 71-75 by Ray Hurford |
By Erik Magni
Ray Hurford explains the roots of roots reggae.
Reggae historian and writer Ray Hurford has just added a new edition to his Small Axe Guides series.
This time he takes on the roots of roots reggae and examines reggae music produced and released between the years 1971-1975, a time often described as the “roots” era when a deeper and slower type of reggae started to reign.
'The Small Axe Guide to Roots 71-75' has information on over 140 singers, producers, deejays and bands and includes obvious names such as Burning Spear and Big Youth, but also a romantic crooner like Jackie Edwards, a singer generally not associated with roots music.
The 200 pages long book is available at good record shops or directly via Ray Hurford.
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Send us a Photo of The Reggae Festival Guide and YOU!!! |
Saritah is currently recording her much anticipated new full-length album in California due for release in mid 2012. The decision to record in California came after a successful Summer West Coast US tour in 2011, and new representation by SureThing Productions and Management. The album is being partially produced by internationally renowned producer Mario Caldato Jr. (Jack Johnson, Manu Chao, Beastie Boys, John Butler Trio). The songs on the upcoming album reveal new depths of songwriting and showcase an artist at the next level of her career. |
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Reggae Pioneer Jimmy Cliff's CD Breaks Eight-Year Silence |
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Jamaican singer Jimmy Cliff enchanted listeners with his music (and starring role) in the breakthrough 1972 movie "The Harder They Come," which yielded such now-classic songs as "Many Rivers to Cross" and "Sitting in Limbo," and helped popularize reggae around the world.
It's been eight years since the 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee released a new album. His latest, "Rebirth," follows his appearances at the Coachella and SXSW music festivals earlier this year.
Remarkably, "Rebirth" was produced by Tim Armstrong of California punk band Rancid. But fear not: "Rebirth" is true to Cliff's original sound and vision — soulful, uplifting songs reflecting a strong social conscience. Armstrong's influence is apparent in Cliff's stirring, reggae-style versions of "Ruby Soho" (a 1995 Rancid song) and "Guns of Brixton" (from the 1979 Clash album, "London Calling").
Cliff's well-crafted originals include "World Upside Down," co-written by Joe Higgs and featuring the lyric, "So much war and poverty/While few enjoy prosperity." "Outsider" sounds like a reggae-style "Peppermint Twist." "Cry No More" is powerful yet deeply melancholy, while "Rebel Rebel" rocks with revolutionary zeal. "Reggae Music" is a delightful party song, helping make this CD a groove-filled summer album.
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UB40's "Tell Me Is It True", featured in the movie "Speed 2 - Cruise Control", bows at its U.K. #14 peak. |
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Swedish producer Denniz Pop (RN: Dag Volle) passes away (dies of cancer) in Stockholm. He is 35. Pop worked withAce Of Base, Dr. Alban, Robyn, Backstreet Boys, and Michael Jackson, among others. |
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"Everything seeks its source."
-- a universal principle
"Two people have been living in you all your life. One is the ego, garrulous, demanding, hysterical, calculating; the other is the hidden spiritual being, whose still voice of wisdom you have only rarely heard or attended to - you have uncovered in yourself your own wise guide."
-- Sogyal Rinpoche
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Jamaica Music Countdown
By Richie B, host – “HOT MIX” on Hot 102FM |
Aug 31 – Sept 6, 2012
TOP 25 DANCE HALL SINGLES
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01 2 15 Ride All Night – Nando Griffiths feat. Oxxygen & Paashot – One Jam M|usic (1wk@#1)U-1
02 4 10 On A Mission – Various Artistes – JA 50 U-2
03 6 9 Stop Sign – Konshens – Subkonshus Music U-3
04 1 16 Ride – Bounty Killer feat. Cecile – Cash Flow/Mad House Records (1wk@#1) D-3
05 7 8 Some Bwoy – Tommy Lee – Young Vibez Production U-2
06 3 13 Summer Wave (When Mi Party) – Popcaan – TJ Records (2wks@#1) D-3
07 5 10 She Doesn’t Mind – Sean Paul – VP/Atlantic Records (pp#5) D-2
08 9 9 Backway – Cham – Mad House/Cash Flow Records U-1
09 8 13 Jump – RDX – Apt. 19 Music (2wks@#1) D-1
10 11 9 In This World – Mavado – Claims Records U-1
11 12 10 I’m Just Saying – Ryan Oneil – Foot Stepzz Records U-1
12 13 7 Back To Life – Vybz Kartel – Adidjaheim/UIM Records U-1
13 10 17 Sidung – Elephant Man feat. Lady Saw – Very Huge Records/Q45 Production (2wks@#1) D-3
14 18 4 Psycho – Tommy Lee – UIM Records U-4
15 15 8 Dem A Bawl – Tiana – Sounique Records NM
16 17 6 We Love The Vibes – I-Octane – So Unique Records U-1
17 14 20 Tun Up – Cham feat. “O” – Mad House/First Name Music (2wks@#1) D-3
18 21 4 So Mi Tan – Konshens – Daseca Productions U-3
19 16 13 Like Mi Mate – Lady Saw – DJ Smurf Production (pp#11) D-3
20 19 11 Me And You (Nuh Care) – Beenieman – Fresh Ear (pp#12) D-1
21 23 2 Gyal Sidung – Konshens feat. Darrio – Washroom Entertainment U-2
22 20 28 Gal A Bubble – Konshens – Subkonshus Music (2wks@#1) D-2
23 - New Dweet Again – Beenie Man – Chase Mills/Jah Snow Cone Productions
24 22 22 Party Me Say – Vybz Kartel – Fresh Ear (3wks@#1) D-2
25 24 27 Bruk It Down – Mr Vegas – Q-45/MV Music (3wks@#1) D-1
TOP 25 REGGAE SINGLES
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01 2 25 24/7 – Eljai – Jah Mix Entertainment (1wk@#1) U-1
02 3 26 Just Gwaan – Tony Roy – Whylas Records U-1
03 4 21 Help Us – Cat Eyes – Mad Storm Production U-1
04 5 14 36 Bullets – Chrisinti – Mightyfull 13 Productions U-1
05 1 25 Pray for me Mama – Don Christopher feat. Bertus – Gosh Productions (2wks@#1) D-4
06 6 14 I Know Better - Romain Virgo – VP Records NM
07 8 8 Sweet Sweet Jamaica – George Nooks – GT Muzik U-1
08 9 13 My Everything - Nando Griffiths – One Jam Music U-1
09 12 10 World Peace – Nature – Downsound Records U-3
10 11 9 Life Too Short – Gramps Morgan – Dada Son Entertainment U-1
11 7 11 Find A Flag – Various Artistes – Jamaica 50 (pp#4) D-4
12 10 20 Yeah Man Jamaica – Lenya Wilks – ZX5 Records (2wks@#1) D-2
13 14 11 Security Work – Jahdore – Jahdore Music Production U-1
14 16 7 Dream Woman – Tarrus Riley – Chimney Records U-2
15 15 19 Can’t Come Between – Hezron – Notice Production (pp#9) NM
16 17 6 In My Arms – Beres Hammond – Fat Eyes Productions U-1
17 18 5 Chill Spot – Christopher Martin – Chimney Records U-1
18 19 5 Jamaica 50 – Mackie Conscious – Conscious Productions U-1
19 20 4 My Story – I-Octane – DJ Frass Records U-1
20 13 17 Come Over (Missing You) – Busy Signal – Notice Production (pp#6) D-7
21 23 3 Eagles & Doves – Cherine Anderson – Dancehall Soul U-2
22 21 22 Been There – Junior Kelly – Bigbomb Entertainment (3wks@#1) D-1
23 24 2 Not The Life – Asfa – Jecoliah Entertainment Productions U-1
24 - New Land We Love – Bunny Rugs – Raw Edge Productions
25 25 15 Reggae Music Again – Busy Signal – VP Records (pp#13) NM
TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART
TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01 1 9 The Ultimate – Various Artistes – Tads Records (3wks@#1) NM
02 3 12 Reggae Music Lives – Gramps Morgan – Dada Son Entertainment U-1
03 4 5 Jamaica 50th – Then and Now – Various Artistes – Tads Records U-1
04 2 16 Phantom Vol. 2 – Various Artistes – Tads Records D-2
05 6 6 Krazy Love – Daville – Fashozy/Tads Records U-1
06 8 3 Reggae Gold 2012 – Various Artistes – VP Records U-2
07 5 14 The System – Romain Virgo – VP Records (2wks@#1) D-2
08 7 10 Ragga Ragga Ragga 2012 – Various Artistes – VP Records D-1
09 - New The Next Chapter – Delly Ranks – Pure Music
10 9 21 Sweet Jamaica – Mr Vegas – MV Music (3wks@#1) D-1
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Numbers in bracket indicate the number of weeks at the No. 1 Spot. Key: U – Upward, D – Down, NM – Non-Mover TW – This Week, LW – Last Week, WC Weeks on Chart, PP in bracket – Peak Position, RE – Re-entry Sources: Sound Systems, Record Shops, Night Clubs & Radio Play
ALL SOUND SYSTEMS, SELECTORS, RECORD SHOPS, NIGHT CLUBS & RADIO DJS WHO WISH TO ASSIST US AS WE COMPILE OUR WEEKLY CHARTS, PLEASE FURNISH US WITH ONLY CURRENT TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
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