Reggae Roast join forces with Burro Banton one of the tuffest vocalists ever to come out of Jamaica. A killer digital Dancehall riddim produced the the UKs leading soundsystem crew, is the soundscape for Burro's course vocals, which are simply untouchable.
With massive dancehall hits under his belt including Boom Wa Dis & Badder Dan Dem, Burro Banton exploded on the JA scene in the early 80's, working with some of the biggest sounds of the day including legendary Volcano, Gemini and Kilimanjaro imprints.
The riddim is heavily influenced by the Chase Vampire Riddim which became a major hit in the early 2000s. Originally Produced by Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor (son of Freddie), it has an eerie vibe to it hence the name. Reggae Roast have reworked the riddim giving their unique touch and a vibe of their own, updating it with a modernist sound.
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, Gappy Ranks & Mad Professor & many more
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 latest album 'More Fire!' they have reached new heights both in terms of production quality & collaborations.
"Such a lovely message to get you through your day" - Jo Wiley (BBC Radio 6)
"Another great release from James and the reggae Roast gang" - Rodigan (BBC 1Xtra)
"beautiful record" - Steve Lamaq (6 Music)
"Really liking this and will support" - Craig Charles (6 Music)
"Superb track from one of the UKs leading soundsystem crews" - Cerys Mathews (6 Music)
"Reggae Roast always coming with the goods" - Ras Kwarme (Capitol Extra)
"Fantastic record" - Robert Elms (BBC London)
"No matter what they say, Reggae Roast lead the way" - Don Letts (6 Music)
""Hands down, this is the best Reggae release of the year."" - CD Hotlist (CD Hotlist)
"Reggae Roast shines yet again… Styles from yesterday, revitalised and modernised for the present" - Riddim Magazine (Riddim Magazine (Germany))
With massive dancehall hits under his belt including Boom Wa Dis & Badder Dan Dem, Burro Banton exploded on the JA scene in the early 80's, working with some of the biggest sounds of the day including legendary Volcano, Gemini and Kilimanjaro imprints.
The riddim is heavily influenced by the Chase Vampire Riddim which became a major hit in the early 2000s. Originally Produced by Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor (son of Freddie), it has an eerie vibe to it hence the name. Reggae Roast have reworked the riddim giving their unique touch and a vibe of their own, updating it with a modernist sound.
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, Gappy Ranks & Mad Professor & many more
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 latest album 'More Fire!' they have reached new heights both in terms of production quality & collaborations.
"Such a lovely message to get you through your day" - Jo Wiley (BBC Radio 6)
"Another great release from James and the reggae Roast gang" - Rodigan (BBC 1Xtra)
"beautiful record" - Steve Lamaq (6 Music)
"Really liking this and will support" - Craig Charles (6 Music)
"Superb track from one of the UKs leading soundsystem crews" - Cerys Mathews (6 Music)
"Reggae Roast always coming with the goods" - Ras Kwarme (Capitol Extra)
"Fantastic record" - Robert Elms (BBC London)
"No matter what they say, Reggae Roast lead the way" - Don Letts (6 Music)
""Hands down, this is the best Reggae release of the year."" - CD Hotlist (CD Hotlist)
"Reggae Roast shines yet again… Styles from yesterday, revitalised and modernised for the present" - Riddim Magazine (Riddim Magazine (Germany))
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