From midnightraverblog--- VP Records has released We Remember Dennis Brown, a tribute album featuring some of today’s most popular reggae artists performing songs by the late, great “Crown Prince of reggae.”
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By Marlon Burrell--- Hits After Hits Vol. 9 Here is a compilation series that is consistent and delivers every time. Joe Fraser Records’ Hits After Hits Vol. 9 is here
By Marlon Burrell--- If you are familiar with Joe Fraser Records’ Hits After Hits series, the eighth volume will not disappoint you. A standard has been established and hits
Etana – the soft-spoken singer songwriter with the room-shaking voice - had a promising start with albums The Strong One and Free Expressions. However, she really came into her own with Shane Brown produced third effort Better
Dangerously Roots Review Over-saturation and over-exposure are words that are often associated with and used in connection with reggae artists who are breaking into the industry. Duane Stephenson has managed
Review By Marlon Burrell---- The last volume in Joe Fraser Records’ “Take Up The Cross” series was released in 2005. Eight years has gone by, and just when I
CD Review By Marlon Burrell--- When you are dubbed The Queen of Reggae, your list of friends is no doubt an impressive one. Marcia Griffiths delivers a who’s who
Review by Marlon Burrell About five years has gone by since the first volume of “The Best of Joe Fraser.” We are due for another, and if you are a
CD REVIEW BY MARLON BURRELL ------ Title: DIVERSITY Artist: GENTLEMAN Label: VP RECORDS Every now and then, an album whose title is truly descriptive of it’s contents comes out. Gentleman’s
Title: CRYING TO THE NATION Artist: I OCTANE Title: VP RECORDS CRYING TO THE NATION is I Octane's long overdue debut album, and from the reaction of his many