In the 70s & 80s the UK came with a music that we can call our own.. "Lovers Rock' as a child i remember it being popular particularly by the women around me. My mom, aunts, family friends we all had our tape cassettes with the tunes on trying to hit the notes of Janet Kay's 'Silly Games" and Louisa Marks "Sixth Street' etc. It was a good time for female singers in the industry in a forever male dominated scene. The music does not die out and as meaningful today as it was back then. When i think

1K views · 33 reactions | To celebrate #NationalAlbumDay and the UK’s favourite music decade, we give you our album: 'Old School 80's Reggae', the perfect antidote to lockdown blues. 10 Big tunes including: 'Mr. Skabena' - Alton Ellis, 'Moonlight Lover' - Barrington Levy, 'Front Door' - Gregory Isaacs, 'Woman of Many Moods' - Trevor Dixon and more! Listen here: https://JetStar.lnk.to/OldSchool80sReggae/ | Jet Star Music | Facebook

2.5K views · 74 reactions | London music enthusiast, Ashish Joshi, has made it his mission to preserve the history of UK reggae sound systems from the 1980s to the present day by creating on online digital archive. | BBC London | Facebook