"Understand What Black Is" by The Last Poets is an album that matters - not just musically, but as a record of the times we're living in. The Last Poets are weathervanes, warning of the future and past sins in poems that are indivisible from the rhythms they are voiced on. Prince Fatty has reworked the album with a fresh twist and blend of smooth, dub-delights called "Understand What Dub Is".

The "Refugees" EP represents the energy that Gang Jah Mind claims today on stage. 5 hard-hitting tracks, stimulated by the strength and integrity of their social commitment and their rebellious vivacity. A guarantee of quality and proof of the group's reputation amongst Marseille and Maghreb musicians.

On "The Homeland" Morgan Heritage builds a bridge between Africa and Jamaica and creates new combinations to sign one of the most impressive castings of contemporary modern music. Legends of today meet the legends of tomorrow! Venturing outside of Reggae for the first time in their career, Morgan Heritage and their guests offer a unique Afro fusion from the homeland.

ReWired continues the experimentation and musical development that is part of the natural progression but it also remains firmly rooted in the foundation of what has become the “Dubmatix” sound. When you look at the last several Dubmatix albums, Renegade Rocker, System Shakedown & Rebel Massive, ReWired continues the tradition of fusing, mashing, and blending styles into something uniquely Dubmatix.

The Naya Rockers are back with a remaster of their much-loved 2014 studio album, Naya Sound System. It features plenty of good vibes, irresistible riddims, and star collaborations across its nine tracks featuring: Kiddus I, Mikey General, Frankie Paul, Big Youth, Errol Dunkley, Johnny Clarke and a dub remix by Mad Professor

Iconic figures of the Reggae & Dub scene converge on this epic album, the first ever full solo album by Reggae legend Cedric 'Congo' Myton, mixed and mastered by Scientist, featuring Omar Perry, Davanna Sweet and Jamaican dub poet Kanda.