Reggae Rebels: Exhibition @ The Hackney Museum
Tuesday 14 September 2010 - Saturday 8 January 2011 - 1 Reading Lane, E8 1GQ (just off Mare Street).
This exciting exhibition explores the roots of reggae, its journey from Africa to Jamaica and its influence on identity, fashion and music styles. This exhibition is brought home to Hackney with memories of local clubs and blues parties. The main feature is a wealth of images of cutting edge reggae musicians from Jamaica, America and London taken from 1970 to 2004 by the influential photographer Dennis Morris.
For more information visit the Hackney Website HERE
Reggae Roast host The Terrace at Turning Point Festival
Turning Point Festival is a 3 day affair, which takes place at one of London’s biggest and best live music venues; The Round House. We are looking forward to hosting the terrace area throughout Saturday evening with an outdoor sound system and BBQ. Saturday offers the biggest and best names in urban music. BBC Radio 1 DJ, Bestival founder and Turning Point champion Rob Da Bank, Fellow BBC Radio 1 star and club DJ, MistaJam. Grime collective Roll Deep, will also perform backed by a full live band alongside tonnes more home-grown tallent.
For more info, ticket links and the full line-up click HERE
Reggae Roast head to Croatia for Outlook Festival 2010
For the first weekend of September The Reggae Roast crew will be heading over to Croatia for what can only be described as The largest Dubstep and Soundsystem culture festival in Europe. This year Outlook has a brand new setting in an abandoned forte in Punto Christo. This dramatic setting will host some of the biggest names from the most vibrant and cutting edge dance scenes around. Reggae Roast will be playing two sets including Saturday night on the main stage.
“A seriously heavyweight Dubstep minifest” Time Out London
For more info, ticket links and the full line-up click HERE
Exel & Moodie play at Reggae Club
Mc Clapper Priest a good friend and supporter of Reggae Roast is launching a new bi-monthly session at Open The Gate. Its a real roots atmosphere situated in the basement of the cafe / cultural centre / venue with a lovely sound system and great food & drinks. Exel & Moodie will be supporting Clapper Priest with as DJ selection alongside Perilous, Ramon Judah & Tuffy Irie. This is sure to be a great session and hopefully the start of an authentic roots dance in the heart of Hackney. Come and show your support.
Open The Gate | Saturday 28th August | 8pm - 2am | 33/35 Stoke Newington Rd, E8 | more info click HERE
Reggae Roast play at Dub Inna Da City
Reggae Roast will be playing Live at this marathon all-day session at the Lockside Lounge, in the heart of Camden Lock. There will be serious tuneage a gwarn on the amazing terrace, overlooking the canal and legendary Camden Lock. Also provided on the day will be a delicious BBQ to keep you skanking into the night. DJ's Moodie + Exel will be digging deep into their musical dub sacks to provide some killer dancefloor action, both outdoors and later on inside the venue. This is sure to be another heavy-weight event and it's free before 6pm and only £3 thereafter.
The Lockside Lounge | Saturday 14th August | 75-89 Upperwalkway West Yard, Camden Lock PLace | more info click HERE
Reggae Roast Support Toots & The Maytals, Lee Perry & Max Romeo at Blaze Festival
The Barbican Presents: Blaze Festival, featuring; Toots and the Maytals + Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo.
One of Jamaica’s true musical legends hosts an evening of classic reggae and ska as part of a special weekend focusing on the roots of Caribbean music. We have been invited to run a sound system session on the club stage after the event, providing 2 hours of reggae rpast vibes for the 2000 capacity crowd. Our friends The Drop, will also be perforing live before the show making this London’s hottest ticket of the weekend. Tickets are sold out but the early & late sessions are FREE ENTRY.
The Barbican | Saturday 17th July | Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS | more info click HERE
Reggae Roast Play at Dancehall Science Leeds
On Friday 16th July Moodie & Ramon Judah will be heading up to Leeds to play at the newly formed Digital Science session at The Wire.
Organised by the Sub Dub crew, this one is destined to be a great event as they have been responsible for the best Roots dances in the Leeds for the past 10 years.
Also playing on the night will be Rootsman feat. D BO General, Exodus & Urban Vox. This is a must for anyone in the Leeds area.
Friday 16th July | The Wire Club Leeds | 2-8 Call Lane, LS1 6DN
Reggae Roast Festival Tour 2010
We are very please to announce that this summer we are off once again across the UK and beyond for another massive summer festival tour! Last year we had a great time, blazing a trail across the countryside and we are ready to smash it this year at the following festivals. get your tickets now to make sure you down miss out. More info and exact set times can be found on the festivals websites. See you in the fields!
Reggae Roast host all-day session for Boglewaltz Tropical Garden Party
On Sunday 20th June the full Reggae Roast crew are heading down to South London to join Boglewaltz for an all-day Tropical Garden Party.We are hosting the bar area, providing a full day of Reggae Roast vibes. DJs playing on the roof terrace include: Benji B, Morgan Zarate, Alexander Nut, Floating Points, Vince Vella, Bret Mav and Twin Cities. Lets hope for good weather as this could be one of the best outdoor sessions of the summer and a great start to their run of three garden parties for 2010.
SUNDAY 20TH JUNE | DEX CLUB | 467 - 468 Brixton Rd, SW9 8HH | 1PM - 12AM | more info click HERE
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Soundcrash Bassfest with Mad Professor, Trojan Sound System & Channel One
Head down to Soundcrash at KOKO for a journey through the louder side of things, with some truly legendary acts bringing the noise and busting the bass-bins. The one and only Mad Professor joins takes over at KOKO for a very special Dub to Dubstep set! No one better to bridge the gap between the genres, seeing as he pretty much single-handedly brought Dub in to the digital age. Also playing on the night will be: Trojan Sound System, Channel One Sound System & Imperial Leisure. This is a night not to be missed for all true Dub heads.
KOKO | 1A Camden High Street, London, NW1 7JE | More info click HERE
Reggae Roast Play at TerraDubs
On Saturday 19th July we will be heading down to The Korsan Bar on Kingsland Rd for a night of Roots to Dubstep sounds. This is set to be a great night, with a massive Turbo sound system and selection of some of East London’s best up and coming talent. We are looking forward to playing a 90 minute set of the toughest roots, dancehall and steppers, hosted by mic man Ramon Judah.
Korsan Club | 165 Kingsland Road, London E8 |More info click HERE
Reggae Roast support Finley Quaye at The Tabernacle
After the success of last years show we are pleased to announce Reggae Roast will be back supporting Finley Quaye as part of ‘Reggae Fest’ at The Tabernacle venue in Notting Hill. Carnival Village presents an exclusive live concert from the former Best Artist at the Brit Awards, multi-platinum selling artist and unquestionably one of the most prolific songwriters and performers of the last decade. Anyone who came down to see Finley and Reggae Roast last year will remember what a special night it was. The Tabernacle is a truly unique venue with an unbeatable vibe and atmosphere. Its the perfect place to absorb the pain and joy in Finley Quaye’s music, which is expertly delivered by his authentic Reggae / Soul backing band. Support comes from the Reggae Roast crew who will be warming things up nicely with a selection of classic Roots & Culture hosted by another amazing vocal talent; Ramon Judah. Also performing live on the night will be The Vivians and N.U.M.B. This is show not to be missed! Book your advanced tickets now to guarantee entry.
Saturday 5th June | The Tabernacle | Powis Square, Notting Hill, London W11 2AY | 020 7221 9700
£10 Advanced Tickets are on sale now click HERE
Check out ‘Chain Damage’ featuring Screaming Soul
Chain Damage is a banging party with a strong underlying theme - enforcing the fact that the people united are more powerful than the perceived might of the selfish few who enforce their will through financial brutality and media trickery. May day brings a selection of true artists to the Jamm, showcasing a journey through the last 20 years of underground music. The enigma that is Zomby will be making a rare appearance, dropping some old skool hardcore and jungle classics that defined an era. The mighty Congo Natty, Randall and Moody Boyz will be demonstrating why they have their place in history. The night begins with the smoky sounds of Screaming Soul featuring Ghetto Priest of Asian Dub Foundation/On-U Sound and Sandman from Underground Alliance. Defdfires will surprise all with their unrivaled lyrics and bass-fuelled skanks. With many more surprises in the hat, it is apparent that this is a show not to be missed.
For more info Click HERE
Reggae Roast play alongside Michael Prophet
Ras Music & Jah Lion are proud to present MICHAEL PROPHET alongside ; Reggae Roast, Ramon Judah and Jah Bongo at The Dome. This is set to be a fantastic old-style sound system dance with one of Jamaica's most talented and distinguished artists on the mic. Michael Prophet has got one of the most distinctive and beautiful voices in the Reggae world. He began his recording career in 1977 when he was discovered by the legendary producer Vivian Jackson, better known as Yabby You Yabby You took Michael to Channel One, where he voiced his debut song "Praise You Jah Jah". It was his deeper, more rootsy material that began to hit with an international reggae audience. Cuts like "Mash Down Rome", "Turn Me Loose" and "Creation Rock" were massive sound system tunes in the UK and staple food for the likes of Jah Shaka and other major UK sound systems of the day. This is a great opportunity to hear a living Reggae legend alongside some of the best new selectors and vocalists in London. Sound System will be provided by the mighty Jah Lion. Positive vibes and serious riddims are guaranteed
Saturday 3rd April | £8 Before 10pm - £10 After The Dome | 178 Junction Rd, N19 5QQ
Reggae Roast play at Bestival 2010
We are delighted to announce that we will be playing in the Bolywood Tent at Bestival 2010. The line-up this year is second to none, with amazing artists spanning the entire musical spectrum. This one is a must! Last year we traveled all over the UK playing at some of the greatest festivals the British sumer has to offer including Glastonbury, Big Chill and Secret Garden. This summer looks to be another busy few months and festivals bookings are coming in thick and fast. Stay tuned for more info on other UK festival appearances.
Sunday 12th September (Day 3)| More info Click HERE
Thursday 4th March ‘Keeping live music alive’
Live Reggae music every first Thursday of the month from the X-O-Thermik band. Ramon Judah will be passing through to this first live open mic session at the Bedroom Bar. Our friends at the X-O-Thermik band are an amazing group of musicians, who have backed many a great Reggae act in the UK, including Sugar Minott on his UK tour in 2009. We hope to see you there to support this new monthly session, good vibes and great music guaranteed.
Bedroom Bar | 62 Rivington Street EC2A 3AY | 7 pm - 12 am, show time 9.00 | £4 Entry
Reggae Roast play One Love Festival
Reggae Roast will he heading down to One Love Festival this Summer to join a MASSIVE line-up of artists for this amazing 3 day celebration of Reggae music. The line-up so far consists of Luciano, Mikey General, Adrian Sherwood, Don Letts, David Rodigan, Mungo’s Hifi, Univercisy of Dub, Vibronics and many more. Reggae Roast will be playing live on Sunday evening between 6-8 pm. This is set to be an amazing weekend. Make sure you book your tickets soon by following the link below.
Sunday 8th August (Day 3) | More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast play at BABABOOMBASS
Mr Faso, the Italian DJ and promoter who has helped London event; Rootikal become one of the top roots dances in London has invited us to play at his new promotion BabaBoomBass. Its set to be a great night with special guests Crises DJ (Rinse FM), David Hill and The Roots Brothers alongside Reggae Roast & Mr Faso playing the best Roots, Dancehall & Dubstep. Cargo is a perfect venue for the occasion, with a relaxed atmosphere and a huge sound system in the main room. We have played down there many times over the past 3 years are are very much looking forward to this session. Bababoom!
Cargo | Thursday 11th February | 8-1AM | More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast take over room 2 at Some Night
On a cold Wednesday night in February we will be blazing a fire in room 2 at The Den, formerly the legendary End night club in central London. Some Night appeared last year and has managed to revolutionise mid-week raving in the capital. Over the past 6 months they have welcomed guests from across the spectrum of Dubstep, 2-step, Drum & Bass and Reggae, with highlights such as Wiley, Channel One Sound System, Scuba, Skepta and many more. We are really looking forward to taking over room 2 with a special 5-hour Reggae Roast session from Exel, Moodie & Ramon Judah. Room 1 sees A1 Bassline, B Rich, Mike Kruger & CoolHandLuke playing the freshest electronic sounds from Dusbtep, 2-step, Electro and funky.
This is set to be a wicked session and you can expect to catch the full Reggae Roast vibe in room 2 as we play the toughest selection of Roots, Dub, Steppers and Dubstep, with conscious vocals from Ramon Judah.
The Den | Wednesday 10th February | 10-3AM | More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast play in Room 1 at Fabric Live
We are delighted to have been asked to head back over to Fabric on Friday 15th january.
After hosting room 3 in December Fabric is becoming one of our favorite clubs to play at in London, their sound system is incredible and the artist line-ups are second to none. This time we will be warming up for Trojan Sound System, Scratch Perverts, Starkey & Tayo in Room 1. Room 2 is hosted by D&B dons; Shogun Audio, with sets from Friction, Spor, Alix Perez, Spectrasoul & Icicle, hosted by Dynamite, SP:MC and I.D. This is sure to be another legendary night, not to be missed!
Fabric | Friday 15th January | 10-6AM | Tickets Click HERE
NYE Party - End of the Noughties
To say goodbye to 2009 and see in the new year we will be playing a 2 hour Reggae Roast set between 10 pm - 12 am at this massive warehouse part in Dalston.
Room 2, hosted by Steve Bedlam & The Rum Shack will be dedicated to Dancehall, Rocksteady Ska & Roots Rock Reggae. On the night we will be playing alongside veteran soundman Gladdy Wax + Steve Bedlam, Gideon & Bashment Bish. The room will be hosted by our very own MC Ishu. This is set to be a wicked night with rooms 1 & 3 covering everything from Live bands to cabaret and electronica. This is the place to be on New Years Eve!
31/12/09 (NYE) | Secret warehouse location in Dalston | More info & £15 adv tickets available HERE
Outlook Festival Reunion Party
We had an amazing time playing at Outlook festival in Croatia this summer. To celebrate such a great festival and look forward to Outlook festival 2010 we will be playing at thier massive reunion party at the Coronet. As usual the Outlook crew go all out with the biggest dubstep, reggae, and D&B line-up possible in one venue. This is set to be the biggest party of the new year. We will be playing in room 1 alongside Iration Steppas Live, Congo Natty, The Bug, Mungo's Hifi, GDC and much more. Dont miss this one.
The Coronet | Friday 8th January | 11-6AM | £15 Adv Tickets ClickHERE
Reggae Roast on Kiss 100 FM with David Rodigan
We have been invited to feature on David Rodigan’s weekly Reggae show on Kiss FM. The show will be aired on Sunday 13th December. Rodigan is a huge source of inspiration for us at Reggae Roast and we are really looking forward to heading over to Kiss100 Studios to have a chat about our new release ‘Roots Uprising’, future events as well as playing some exclusive forthcoming records. Bigup Mr to Rodigan for your continued support and relentless dedication to pushing Reggae Music.
Sunday 13th December | LIVE at 11 pm | More info coming soon
Sunday 20th December Reggae Roast Christmas DJ set
Festibelly Presents Santa’s House Party. Celebrating all things naughty about Christmas, Sunday 20th December is set to be a steamer, featuring The Coolness performing live with their full band alongside Reggae Roast who’ll be laying down a heavy mix of dub, roots, dubstep and more, along with renowned party starters Sombrero Sound System and DJ Bobby Lost. Expect more variety than your Christmas stocking. If the Festibelly Easter party at the Star of Bethnal Green was anything to go by, this will be a roadblock. Please arrive early to avoid disappointment!
359 Bethnal Green Rd, E2 6LG | 8pm – 3am | Free before 9pm - £5 after
More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast on Diesel U:Music Radio
On Tuesday night at 8 pm we will be dropping into the Diesel Radio HQ to talk about the story behind Reggae Roast, play some exclusive new tracks from our forthcoming album ‘Roots Uprising’ and share our plans for the future. Ramon Judah will also be singing his forthcoming single ‘Survival’. To tune in simply Click HERE for a live stream.
Tuesday 27th October | LIVE at 8 pm
Reggae Roast Records presents: ‘Roots Uprising’
‘Roots Uprising’ is the first long play release from Reggae Roast and comes in the form of a 12-track, mixed compilation CD featuring a selection of the the finest Reggae, Dub, and Dubstep artists from across the UK. The album features Adrian Sherwood, Mungo’s Hifi, Brother Culture, Dub Terror, Dandelion, Ghetto Priest and more, representing the current strength of british Roots music. Hold tight for this one, its murderous!
Available on CD and iTunes from December 2009
Reggae Roast Records presents: ‘Willing & Able’
We are proud to present ‘Willing & Able’ the first of a number of releases on the newly formed Reggae Roast Record label. ‘Willing & Able’ is the debut single from producer Exel and features the vocal talents of Brother Culture and Ghetto Priest, two of the UK Roots scene’s most captivating artists.
‘Willing & Able’ is a prime example of the versatility, and distinctly vibrant style that Reggae Roast has become synonymous with; a consistently positive and conscious message combined with earth shattering bass-lines and booty shaking beats. The track encompasses the full force of the UK Dubstep sound, while staying true to the foundations of Roots Reggae.
Simply click the image to download the track from iTunes now
Reggae Roast play at Jamm Presents: The Nextmen
Jamm continue to program their internal events as they deliver some of the most highly sort after live acts, DJ’s and collaborators. This night is no different as The Nextmen venture south for a birthday special DJ set alongside an incredible live performance from Man Like Me and The Illersapiens. We are looking forward to warming up the place before the live action alongside Ramon Judah with a special 2-hour set of the freshest selections.
Sat 17th OCT 09 10-6AM | £6 Advanced Tickets Click HERE
Jamm is situated at 261 Brixton Rd, SW9 6LH More info click HERE
Exel & Earl Gateshead play at The City and Arts Music Project
This weekend we have been invited to play at the brand new venue CAMP with our good friend
Earl Gateshead of Trojan Records Sound System. This is set to be a great session night, with Exel & Earl going head to head between 8pm - 1am. FREE ENTRY all night.
CAMP is situated at 70 - 74 City Rd, London, EC1Y 2BJ - More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast play at New Bohemia - Leeds
This weekend we will be heading up to Leeds to play at one of the best club nights in the UK. Over the past 4 years New Bohemia have played host to the some of the freshest talent from across the globe covering Reggae, Hiphop, Drum & Bass, funk and beyond.. We will be playing 2-hours with MC Ishu alongside: Kidkanevil + w Laura J Martin.
The Faversham Club is situated on 1-5 Springfield Mount, Leeds, LS2 9NG - More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast Play at This is my costume
We are very much looking forward to playing at a new event called this is my costume alongside UK hiphop royalty Taskforce + supporting acts. Its an intimate affair of only 160 people and should be a great night. The Others Club is situated on 6 - 8 Manor Road N16 5SA - More info Click HERE
Reggae Roast play at Notting Hill Carnival 2009
Our friends Extra Stout have invited us to play on their outdoor sound system at carnival this year.
Come down and check it out!
Mau Mau | 2pm - 3pm | 265 Portobello Road
Interview with Mikey Dread - Channel One Sound System
Ahead of our session with the mighty Channel One on 23rd of August at Vibe Bar we caught up with Mikey Dread to find of how and why he became one of the founders of UK Sound System Culture, getting an insight into the industry over the past 30 years.
How and when were you first influenced by Reggae music?
"From home, from the old man, it was the old man’s sound system, when he had it we used to listen to reggae music, as children, you went through that schooling so that’s where you got to know it. Basically down to the old man really."
When did you start running the sound system, and how long was it before you started running dances that you were really happy with?
"We started running the sound system around 1978/1979 something like that, I actually started playing the sound system with my brother from about 73, but when we actually started taking things seriously it was from 1979 and really when we started to turn over money dances probably from like from 83/84, that’s when we started playing Carnival and started doing the Universities and Polytechnics so that’s when it started to evolve into a money making thing."
What have been your personal favorite dances so far?
"Personal favorite dance was a time when we played at Notting Hill Carnival in 84/85. We played in a place called the Shed, it’s not where we play now, it’s now a housing estate. The original site was like a big giant shed, and that was the stage when we used to finish at 10. One day we ‘d played for 2 nights and the second night the organisers apparently stopped the other sound systems from 8.30/9 o’clock and the Shed was jamm anyway but it became more rammed in that hour and that’s when we had big wardrobe boxes what we used to call big double boxes, big quads, 4 facing. If you see one of my boxes now you have 1 18” speaker in there, we used to have 1 box with 4 of them in there. We used to play about 2 of them. So that was really one of the outstanding sessions and if you’re talking about Channel One in the early days you’re talking about the Carnival in the Shed. That place you could actually drive the whole truck in it was that big. It was massive. It was the other side of Portobello Market, just round the corner from there. but it’s a big housing estate now."
Where does the name Channel One come from?
"It comes from Channel one in Jamaica. That’s where we got the influence from. I used to deal with them from the 80s, that’s where I used to get the dubs from Channel One studio in Jamaica."
How would you describe the music you play on Channel One?
"I would describe the music we play as message music, that’s how I describe Channel One Sound System, it’s a messenger sound. That’s the meaning really and the positivity of the works."
What have you got in store for the rest of the year?
“That question you have to ask Management”
Management – “haha! Well, we have a busy time ahead – One Love Festival on Saturday, Vibe Bar with Reggae Roast on Sunday, Notting Hill at the end of the month. In September - Exodus Festival in Croatia, High Wycombe, Channel One meets Rootikal in Harlesden, October we’re off to Plymouth, Manchester, Northampton and Italy as well as having a birthday celebration to celebrate 30 years of Channel One which will take place in Camden on the 25th October. November we’re playing in Brixton. We’re also touring at the end of November/ beginning of December hosting a Dub 2 Dubstep tour taking place in 6 cities nationwide.. look out for more information. If you’re interested in booking Channel One, please email rachelchannelone@googlemail.com”
What can someone expect to feel at a Channel One dance?
“You can expect to feel inspiration and receive spiritual food, food of music. Very inspirational, very spiritual. True jah works.”
If you weren’t a sound system operator, what would you be?
“I think I would have been a record shop owner. I did that for a few years, but doing the 2 just wouldn’t go and either one or the other had to go, and the record shop had to go and the sound system came out on top. I always wanted to have a record shop because of the knowledge what I have.”
What are you listening to at home right now?
“I’m listening to a new album called Mystic Morning, a new artist from New York called Ras Teo. He’s got a very good album coming, he sent me that the other day, it’s a very good album, so hopefully we’ll be sorting out some dubs from that later on.”
Sunday 23rd August @ Vibe Bar - Channel One meets Reggae Roast
Gates open 12 pm - 11:30 pm | FREE ENTRY | 91 - 95 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL
Reggae Roast Website is Live!
We are extremely pleased to have launched our website after a few months of hard graft. Since Reggae Roast began is 2007 we have been collecting photos, audio recordings, videos and artwork and now we finally have a platform. The site will be updated weekly with info on forthcoming events, news, photos & videos of previous events, new music & live mixes and much more.
Thanks for passing through, keep checking to keep up!
Live Session CD : 1
We are pleased to announce we have just launched the first in a series of live session CDs.
This recording features a full 80-mins of LIVE and unedited action from our recent session at Jazz Cafe with Mad Professor. The album features a selection of the toughest roots, dub, dancehall and dubstep tracks from JA and the UK mixed by DJs Exel & Moodie, hosted by Ramon Judah & MC Ishu.
CLICK THE ARTWORK ABOVE TO BUY A COPY. More live session CDs coming soon. Hold Tight!
Exodus Festival - Croatia
Outlook Festivals "Exodus to Croatia" September 09 is not only the biggest and most comprehensive dubstep line-up in the world but also features some of the best names in sound system culture from the worlds of Dub & Dubstep, Reggae, Dancehall, Roots, Soul and Dancefloor Beats. . . . . and the line-up is still growing. With more artists still to be announced this years festival looks set to explode. We are pleased to be playing at Exodus this year with Brother Culture Live. We will be playing 2 sets over the weekend as well as another session on one of the legendary boat parties. More info on the festival and the full line-up can be found HERE
Reggae Roast Festival Tour
We have another really busy summer this year and are really pleased to be playing at a handful of the UKs best festivals. We are also really pleased to be going out to Exodus with Brother Culture in Croatia, undoubtedly Europe’s biggest Dubstep/Reggae Festival. We hope to see you at one of the following festivals this summer, please check festival programs for exact set times. We love festivals so come and skank out in your wellies with us.
Volume Magazine Issue 6. Launch Party
Our friends at Voume Magazine have created another great issue of what is becoming a very popular FREE London music, art and culture publication. Reggae Roast will be playing a 3-hour DJ set at their launch party on July 10th at The Macbeth, 70 Hoxton Street, London N1 6LP. More info: www.volume-magazine.com
Sandman releases debut LP
The mighty Sandman has blessed us with his ‘Code Of The Road Runner’ LP
Click this link to download the album for FREE!!! www.megaupload.com/?d=BOV93LYP
DUB LDN Chamber Sessions
Extra Stout Sound launch their new dubstep party DUB LDN on 19th June
Catch Exel alongside Dubstep heavyweights SLT Mob, Horse Power, Crisis Vs Dasha and much more...
Reggae Roast date Just confirmed
Reggae Roast Presents: Collie Buddz Live @ Jazz Cafe on August 13th
More info coming soon, Hold tight! ‘Collie Buddz come around’
