Chasman- Synth-e-fuge (Vinyl) Eat Your Heart Out Rastafarian-inspired Roots music was an

Rastafarian-inspired Roots music was an ever-important aspect of Studio One's output from the start of the 1970s onwards and this album features many of the ground-breaking groups and artists that established the sound of Jamaica during this decade and beyond

That's Just the Way It Is

Now They're Gone

strove for a project laser-focused on creativity and exploration

Part 1" while up-and-coming R&B artist Bette Smith joins blues guitar phenom Ronnie Earl on a rousing version of "Stand By Me

Chasman- Synth-e-fuge (Vinyl) Eat Your Heart Out Rastafarian-inspired Roots music was anFrom the blown out motherboard of West Philadelphia's Master Control Programmers, Charles Grossman broke off to explore his own personal outer space experience. With just a DW 8000 to keep him company, University City's loneliest cyborg issued this eight song electro mellow statement in 1989. Spectral synths, pulsating programming, and yes a keytar set the soundtrack to your next game of Spy Hunter. Jam on to a sound more sophisticated. Track List