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Various Artists: Half Moon Productions
2015 repress - compilation of soulful, rare Roots Reggae
- Joe Higgs: Creation
- Stranger Cole: Freedom, Justice & Equality
- Super 8 Corporation: Freedom Version
- Louis O'Connor: Lonely & Black
- Pluggy Satchmo: What Rasta Say
- Stranger Cole & Jah Levy: I'm Living
- Dill Smith: Set Me Free
- Super 8 Corporation: Free Version
- Rothadam: Sampson
- OJ: Things Felt Right
- The Blenders: Why Did You Run Away
- Johnny Osbourne: Danger In Your Eyes
- Bongo Ossie & The Moonlights: Black Society
- Bingi Kicks & G. Campell: Sky Jack
- Leroy Sibbles & Otravis Band: Sky Jacking Version
- Pluggy Satchmo: 23rd Psalm
- Carl Dawkins: Luv Is Needed
Various Artists: Christians Catch Hell (Gospel Roots 1976-79)
‘A scorching, sublimely soulful survey of the Gospel Roots label’
- Pastor T.L. Barrett: After The Rain
- Camille Doughty: Elijah Rock
- The Howard Lemon Singers: For The Children
- The Fantastic Family Aires: Tell Me
- Jean Austin: Spirit Free
- The Jordan Singers: Will You Save Me
- The Phillipians: Never Say What You Want
- The Fabulous Luckett Brothers: Help Me To Carry On
- Bright Clouds: I've Got To Make A Change
- The Fantastic Family Aires: Troubled Mind
- The O'Neal Twins: Wake Up Everybody
- Rev. T.L. Barrett: Said It Long Time Ago
- The Fantastic Family Aires: The Color Of God
- The Brooklyn All Stars: Blessed Be The Name Of God
- The Original Sunset Travelers: On Jesus’ Program
- Reverend Edna Isaac & The Greene Sisters: Christians Catch Hell
- The Fountain Of Life Joy Choir: Thank You
- The Fantastic Family Aires: Glory
Keith Hudson: Flesh Of My Skin, Blood Of My Blood
’Magnificently and deadly serious, hauntingly unique, unmissable and unforgettable’ mid 70s Reggae album
Wareika Hill Sounds: Mass Migration
’Two no-flim-flam, cross-border, dub-wise stompers — paired with masterful versions’
Theo Parrish Meets Mancingelani: Vana Vasesi Remix
TP edit style extended remix version b/w chilled Burnt Friedman rework
MMM & Old Apparatus: Meet Tshetsha Boys & Shangaan Electro
Stripped down MMM killer cut b/w psychedelic dubbed out OA trip
‘majestic music full of verve and soul, with swing, jump and shout... hip hop and New Orleans funk’