Best roots albums recorded since the 90's, must-haves ?

[Etienne]

the Mighty Diamonds "Innad de Yard"

[Jah Titus]

always standing by mi side RAS ATTITUDE´s Love Life

there´s several LUTAN FYAH an JAH MASON great albums

new DEZARIE album (Eaze the Pain) is Truly Blessed One an complete a wonderful trilogy togeder wid Fyah an Gracious Mama Africa

BLESS

[collieman]

All is said
Prince lincoln -21 st century this man was a visionary
Clinton Fearon all these latest albums are wonderful he s the most prolific with always a high quality of melodies & vocals

all the VI crew Midnite -ras mek peace- Bambu station (2powerful albums)Iba Tuff lion etc
one said Ossie dellimore -Freedom journal truly deep roots
KWAME OAU & the other album "How Sweet it Is" deep roots too
Groundation is one of the most famous

i just can add one band from 90s from UK Try to discover the sound of "ONE STYLE MDV" truly deep roots band from United Kingdom two major sets -International Struggle - &- The right to say-

[stepping razor]

Most of the Jah Shaka LPs.
peace

[collieman]

one VA from 2004 Version city Rockers - Darker Roots

Yabby you & Prophets- Rough in babylon
Glen Brown -Lets live Love
Congo Ashanti -Why dem a galong so
Sugar Minott
Ronnie Davis(Itals)
Sister nancy
Ranking Joe
Cedric Brooks
Little John

Incredible set , incredible sound & artists

[jahganja7]

i agree with collieman... Prince Lincoln Thompson's 21st Century is a great roots set that can even be enjoyed by any golden era roots purists.

Clinton Fearon's Dubwize set is also pretty killer IMO...

I think kalcidis mentioned it but, Michael Roses African Roots and Warrior sets are pretty good, a little too modern on some tracks for my taste but still got that wailing waterhouse stylee...

[collieman]

One More : this Spanish crew Basque Dub foundation
& Particularly this Lone Ark feat R Sanchez - Country Side

Deep deep roots music ina 70s style

[gunosantos]

What about Horace Andy's latest release with Sly & Robbie and all the greats at Harry J?

Fully recorded in 2007, mostly with new material, and the best ja musicians still alive, "Livin' It Up" is a real journey back to the "golden era".

IMO perhaps the best and rootsiest release in reggae since 1990.

Blessings,

[benjamin]

I didn t read again the whole thread but i think we forgot Martin Campbell. It has to be checked out

[Greg]

african brothers 2003 release mysterious nature
pure crucial roots music played in the vein of the 70's
but new