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Photographer Alex Bartsch spent three years meticulously researching the scenes depicted on classic reggae record covers and re-photographing them perfectly aligned in their original locations. The ...

Any history of reggae going global must trace a path directly from Kingston to London. It’s this connection that photographer Alex Bartsch hopes to make clear in his forthcoming book, Covers: ...

Forget the fact that Jamaica failed to qualify for the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Spain, on the cover of the 1982 album Scientist Wins the World Cup, they give the England national team a royal flogging.

Reggae and dancehall continue to thrive, with artists creating powerful visuals and thought-provoking tracks that resonate with audiences worldwide. From Vybz Kartel’s latest hit “The Comet” to ...

Performing in front of a sold-out crowd at the Troubadour on May 2, Los Angeles band Ozomatli delivered its usual, barely controlled party as the band jammed on stage with a female mariachi band and a ...

This is such a fun idea. Alex Bartsch, a photographer based in London, has for the past few years retraced the locales used around his city for famous reggae album covers shot in the 1960s, 1970s and ...

Popcaan has undeniably claimed his throne as the premier Dancehall artist of the moment, but with his latest drop, the Jamaican star switches over to Reggae soundscapes in a move that veers from his ...

Reggae veteran Maxi Priest returns this summer with his first new album in seven years, and it includes an unlikely cover of John Mayer’s song “Gravity.” Priest premieres the tune today with a lyric ...