Global Reggae Charts - Issue #2 / June 2017
Inside you can find the latest reggae album and single charts based on votes by radio DJs and music directors from around the world.
Inside you can find the latest reggae album and single charts based on votes by radio DJs and music directors from around the world.
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global reggae charts<br />
featured voter<br />
alive. It‘s a combination of sharing the music you<br />
love and enjoying listening to it at the same time.<br />
GRC: What spectrum of music do you play in your<br />
show and which artists have you found most inspiring<br />
lately?<br />
KO: We try to play the latest releases from reggae artists<br />
all over the globe, with all subgenres and styles<br />
from old school roots and re-releases over ragga and<br />
dancehall to new roots, dub and roots revival represented.<br />
I take a pass on that, but artists that have pleasantly<br />
surprised me recently are Hempress Sativa, Mark<br />
Wonder and Longfingah. I‘m already looking forward<br />
to check out both Chronixx‘ and Kabaka Pyramid‘s<br />
debut albums.<br />
KO: Some of the artists that sparked my interest<br />
recently are roots revival artists like Protoje, Micah<br />
Shemaiah, Jesse Royal and Kabaka Pyramid, and<br />
Belgium‘s finest band: Asham Band.<br />
GRC: Thank you for the interview!<br />
TI: As a journalist and critic for www.reggae.be I<br />
get sent most album and EP releases out there. I‘ve<br />
always had a natural dislike for dancehall music, so<br />
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global reggae charts | issue 2 / june <strong>2017</strong>
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