Selah Collins / Errol Bellot | Pick A Sound / What A Wonderful Feeling 12"Essential reissue 12" that's home to two gems from London's legendary Unity label which took inspiration from Jammy's digital revolution in Jamaica and then gave it a UK spin. Up top you get Selah Collins "Pick A Sound" which matches Selah's dextrous singjay vocals to an infectious bouncy digi rhythm and is followed a chunky dub which works a treat as a standalone piece that really highlights the forward thinking production on this one. Then flip it

Amazing soaring soulful vocals from Joe accompanied by superb tight musicianship from the Reckless Breed that captures that wonderful signature deep mystical funk driven Wackies sound

A Fire In Kingston

Lincoln Barrett returns to the mic for ‘The Murderer’ which takes another turn to the darker sides of the dancefloor before Instrumental cut ‘Finality’ appropriately brings the album to a close with a expertly constructed slice of bouncy digi-dub house

Essential mid 70's roots from Vivian Jackson

A Live Not For Vanity

A2        Rowing Down The River

A2    Richie Davis –    Lean Boot (Version)

Originally released in 1980 on Osaka's Vanity Records it's understandably gone on to become somewhat of a underground cult classic with OG copies now going for £££s so this first time reissue from NYC's Mesh-Key Records is most welcome indeed

Pub's classic hazy ambient dub techno masterpiece 'Summer' gets a  repress in its full 16 minute glory alongside the equally brilliant IDM influenced 'Fragile Root' on the flip

A2        Strictly Rodigan Style

Vanity Project

B Kingston Dub