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Fashion Records Revives More Classic Lovers – Fashion Records Overview
The roots riddim at the heart of this new Fashion Records release was built in a London studio with a focus on authentic reggae sound. The sound architect behind the project shaped the music to feel both classic and fresh. Drawing on deep reggae traditions, the team used live instruments and vintage techniques to create a warm, rootsy vibe. The creative direction was all about keeping the music true to its origins while making it stand out in today’s roots scene. Keith Douglas brings his smooth style to “Cool Down Amina” and “Try Love Again.” He is well known in the UK reggae community for his soulful voice and has been active since the 1980s. Carlton Lewis shines on “Small Talking,” delivering heartfelt lyrics with a relaxed flow. Johnnie Carke, a respected singer with a long career, adds his unique touch to “Rocking To The A-Class Champion.” Clarke is famous for classics like “Move Out of Babylon” and remains a key voice in roots reggae. Dee Sharp features on two tracks: “Follow Your Heart” and “Rising To The Top.” He is recognized for his work in the lovers rock style, especially his 1981 hit “Let’s Dub It Up.” Fenton Smith rounds out the lineup with “Girls,” bringing energy and charm. This roots riddim is fueling cultural vibes, connecting the past and present for reggae fans everywhere.
Tracklist:
- Keith Douglas – Cool Down Amina
- Carlton Lewis – Small Talking
- Johnnie Carke – Rocking To The A-Class Champion
- Dee Sharp – Follow Your Heart
- Private I’s – Folk Song
- Dee Sharp – Rising To The Top
- Keith Douglas – Try Love Again
- Fenton Smith – Girls
- Me & You – Rock This Rub-A-Dub
- Nerious Joseph – Easy Living
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