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Paul McCartney discusses crate-digging in Jamaica and discovering reggae

"I’ve always found there’s something exciting about flicking through the crates in a record shop, looking for that next discovery"

Don Letts on his debut solo album and first single ‘Outta Sync’: “It’s me laying my cards on the table”

"It's a product of what I am, which is Black and British, and it reflects the duality of my existence," the legendary DJ and musician told NME

Sean Paul – ‘Scorcha’ review: pop-accented bops from the Godfather of Dancehall

The veteran shows off his range by touching on music that springs from every parish in Jamaica

Koffee – ‘Gifted’ review: another giant step forward for reggae’s bright new star

The hotly-tipped Jamaican artist, who already has a Grammy to her name, confidently flits between reggae, dancehall and R&B on her assured debut album

Kingsley Ben-Adir to play Bob Marley in upcoming biopic

The film will be directed by 'King Richard' director Reinaldo Marcus Green

Sean Paul and Sia reunite for ‘Dynamite’ new single

The dancehall-centric single is the follow-up to the pair's 2016 collaboration, 'Cheap Thrills'

Every James Bond theme song ranked in order of… greatness?

Do we expect you to agree? No, Bond fanatic, we expect you to troll…

The Specials – ‘Protest Songs 1924-2012’ review: thoughtful and considered dissent

The Coventry band know a thing or two about politicised tunes

Mad Professor pays tribute to friend and longtime collaborator Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

"I am missing him already, but happy to have known him"

Tributes paid to reggae legend and dub pioneer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, who has died aged 85

"His adventure continues beyond this realm"