Reggae Roast Join Forces with two of UK leadings Reggae MCs Horseman & Charlie P on this Dancehall stomper that's sure to set any dance floor alight!
'Smoke All Night' is the first single Reggae Roast have released since thier critically acclaimed 'More Fire!' LP which dropped in the summer of '23, and featured legendary artists including Horace Andy, Gappy Ranks, Johnny Clarke & Mr Williams.
"Without doubt the best Reggae Release of 2023' - CD Hotlist
"Reggae Roast have become the flagship for progressive UK Reggae & Dancehall" - Echoes Magazine
With the sweet vocals of Charlie P contrasting with Horseman''s rapid fire lyrics, the track is dedicated to benefits of the holy herb/ It's hard hitting, bass heavy riddim is sure to get people skanking across the land.
Reggae Roast's front man Horseman, has made name for himself working the likes of Prince Fatty & The Dub Pistols. His rapid fire flow and good energy make him without doubt one of the best MCs in the UK.
Charlie P, has made a name for himself as the front man for Europes best know Reggae Sound B Soundsystem, as well working extensively with the Mungo's Hi Fi who have earned legendary status. Accumulating 10's of millions of streams to his name he is surely one of the biggest talents in a new generation of British Reggae artists.
Reggae Roast have established themselves as one of the UKs leading Soundsystem and production outfits performing at major festivals including Glastonbury, Outlook & Boomtown as well as touring with UB40 & Alborosie. Their consistently high quality output has seen them work with the likes of General Levy, Horace Andy & Mad Professor.
Regularly championed by the likes of David Rodigan and Huey Morgan on BBC Radio (amount many others) they have been pushing the boundaries of UK soundsystem music. With their new album 'More Fire!' they have reached new heights both in terms of production quality & collaborations. Look out for more singles and the album release in the coming months.
""Without doubt the best Reggae Release of 2023'" - Rick Anderson (www.cdhotlist.com)
"London's sound system collective Reggae Roast shines with its second album… Styles from yesterday, revitalised and modernised for the present. -" - Helmut Philips (Mint Magazine (Germany))
"Reggae Roast now stand as the vanguard of a movement that is putting current British Dancehall Reggae on the map for a new audience. It sounds exciting and contemporary" - Heaven Magazine (Netherlands)
""The Reggae Roast label has gone from strength to strength, and "More Fire!" Is easily their best album yet!"" - Helmut Phillips (Riddim Magazine (Germany))
"Another great fantastic release from James and the reggae Roast gang" - David Rodigan (BBC 1 Xtra)
"Absolutely love the new track from Reggae Roast" - Steve Lamaq (6 Music)
"Reggae Roast has become a flagship outfit for progressive UK Reggae and Dancehall… The result is so fresh it leaps from the speakers"" - John Masouri (6 Music)
"Our Favourite Reggae Crew, once again come with the vibes!" - Huey Morgan (6 Music)
"Nuff respect due to the Reggae Roast crew" - Don Letts (6 Music)
"Fantastic record" - Robert Elms (BBC London)
'Smoke All Night' is the first single Reggae Roast have released since thier critically acclaimed 'More Fire!' LP which dropped in the summer of '23, and featured legendary artists including Horace Andy, Gappy Ranks, Johnny Clarke & Mr Williams.
"Without doubt the best Reggae Release of 2023' - CD Hotlist
"Reggae Roast have become the flagship for progressive UK Reggae & Dancehall" - Echoes Magazine
With the sweet vocals of Charlie P contrasting with Horseman''s rapid fire lyrics, the track is dedicated to benefits of the holy herb/ It's hard hitting, bass heavy riddim is sure to get people skanking across the land.
Reggae Roast's front man Horseman, has made name for himself working the likes of Prince Fatty & The Dub Pistols. His rapid fire flow and good energy make him without doubt one of the best MCs in the UK.
Charlie P, has made a name for himself as the front man for Europes best know Reggae Sound B Soundsystem, as well working extensively with the Mungo's Hi Fi who have earned legendary status. Accumulating 10's of millions of streams to his name he is surely one of the biggest talents in a new generation of British Reggae artists.
Reggae Roast have established themselves as one of the UKs leading Soundsystem and production outfits performing at major festivals including Glastonbury, Outlook & Boomtown as well as touring with UB40 & Alborosie. Their consistently high quality output has seen them work with the likes of General Levy, Horace Andy & Mad Professor.
Regularly championed by the likes of David Rodigan and Huey Morgan on BBC Radio (amount many others) they have been pushing the boundaries of UK soundsystem music. With their new album 'More Fire!' they have reached new heights both in terms of production quality & collaborations. Look out for more singles and the album release in the coming months.
""Without doubt the best Reggae Release of 2023'" - Rick Anderson (www.cdhotlist.com)
"London's sound system collective Reggae Roast shines with its second album… Styles from yesterday, revitalised and modernised for the present. -" - Helmut Philips (Mint Magazine (Germany))
"Reggae Roast now stand as the vanguard of a movement that is putting current British Dancehall Reggae on the map for a new audience. It sounds exciting and contemporary" - Heaven Magazine (Netherlands)
""The Reggae Roast label has gone from strength to strength, and "More Fire!" Is easily their best album yet!"" - Helmut Phillips (Riddim Magazine (Germany))
"Another great fantastic release from James and the reggae Roast gang" - David Rodigan (BBC 1 Xtra)
"Absolutely love the new track from Reggae Roast" - Steve Lamaq (6 Music)
"Reggae Roast has become a flagship outfit for progressive UK Reggae and Dancehall… The result is so fresh it leaps from the speakers"" - John Masouri (6 Music)
"Our Favourite Reggae Crew, once again come with the vibes!" - Huey Morgan (6 Music)
"Nuff respect due to the Reggae Roast crew" - Don Letts (6 Music)
"Fantastic record" - Robert Elms (BBC London)
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