ANTHONY JOHNSON - Reggae Feelings LEMOS AND DEBETIO but also a testament to

but also a testament to the evolution of the UK Reggae music scene

a multi-instrumentalist who introduced electronic elements by sampling live instruments and reprocessing them in real time with a modular synthesizer — subtly reshaping the band's sonic identity

atmospheric guitars and Juanita Stein's unmistakable vocals

A Guest feature comes from Blood Orange on “Alien Love Call“

There were also tracks recorded at Pacific Studios in London which feature Paul’s incredible vocals

ANTHONY JOHNSON - Reggae Feelings LEMOS AND DEBETIO but also a testament toClassic early '80s dancehall from one of the genre's most distinctive voices. Reggae Feelings captures Anthony Johnson at his peak, backed by the legendary Roots Radics Band and produced by Jah Thomas at Channel One, with mixing by King Tubby. Originally released in the early 1980s, this album stands at the crossroads of roots reggae and emerging dancehall, pairing heavyweight rhythms with Johnson's melodic, street wise vocal style. The Roots Radics'