Between 1966 and 1973 Phyllis Dillon crafted some of the most iconic rocksteady and reggae tracks ever released.
Which of her songs is your favourite?
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Between 1966 and 1973 Phyllis Dillon crafted some of the most iconic rocksteady and reggae tracks ever released.
Which of her songs is your favourite?
Born on 21 February 1964 in Kingston, Jamaica, Sophia George rose to fame in 1985 with her original track “Girlie Girlie,” which dominated the local RJR chart for 11 weeks.
You can watch the full music video over on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri_udW3-D58
Legendary Jamaican music producer Phil Pratt has passed away, with the cause of his passing on 25th February yet to be confirmed. A huge loss to both fans of his music and those lucky enough to have enjoyed his company.
We’re celebrating the remarkable Sonia Pottinger. Originally an accountant, she became a trailblazing producer behind countless reggae hits, working with artists such as Ken Boothe, The Melodians, and The Gaylads, and producing ballads like “Every Night” by Joe White & Chuck Josephs.
In the lead-up to International Women’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible women who have shaped Trojan Records - starting with the Queen of Reggae, Marcia Griffiths.
Listen to "Love Is All I Bring: Reggae Sisters" playlist here https://bit.ly/47axAvB
"Everything that's best in Reggae Music"
A Trojan advert from 1975, can you spot any of your favourite artists on there?
We have Cocoa Tea's "Weh Dem a Go Go" on repeat today!
Listen here https://trojan.lnk.to/cocoFA
Cast your mind back and fill up the comments of places you first heard a Trojan tune 🎶
We're shining the spotlight on Cocoa Tea as our artist of the week! Listen to all of his hits at https://trojan.lnk.to/cocoFA
Happy Birthday Sophia George! 🧡
Bruce Ruffin & The Aces master tape from 1972.
Wishing Bruce Ruffin a very Happy Birthday! 🥳
Artist of the week - Bruce Ruffin! Often overlooked as just a pop-leaning reggae artist, Ruffin’s career tells a different story. As a singer-songwriter, he delivered some of the strongest recordings of the rock steady and early reggae era.
Happy Valentines Day Trojaners! 🧡 Soundtrack the day with our Lovers Rock playlist https://Trojan.lnk.to/loversrockFA
Love is in the air 💞 Today we're spinning Delroy Wilson's 1976 Lovers Rock anthem "I'm Still Waiting".
Did you get this one right? You can listen to Sylvia Tella's "Spell" alongside plenty of more Trojan Lovers Rock classics here https://Trojan.lnk.to/loversrockFA
Widely regarded as a classic of Lovers Rock, this 1981 release was produced by Carroll Thompson and Bertie King for the independent S&G label. Its crossover chart success helped define her legacy, while its lasting presence on sound systems made it a go-to slow jam.
Our Artist of the Week is Marie Pierre! Her delicate delivery on "Walk Away" made this track a favourite on UK sound systems, especially for late-night selectors pulling out the deep cuts. Produced by Lovers Rock pioneer Dennis Bovell, this 1978 hit captures the genre’s emotional honesty.
Join us in wishing the legendary Derrick Harriot a very Happy Birthday! 🎈
@recordstoredayuk.bsky.social takes place on 18th April this year. To celebrate we are releasing something very special - a colour version of Leslie Butler's 'Ja-Gan'.
Find your local participating store at recordstoreday.co.uk #RSD26
This week’s Artist of the Week is none other than the legendary Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.
Today we remember the great Lester Sterling on what would have been his 90th birthday 🧡
Leave your guesses in the comments 💭
We at Trojan Records are deeply saddened by the passing of Lowell “Sly” Dunbar, one half of the legendary Sly & Robbie and one of the most influential drummers in reggae history.
Thank you for all the amazing rhythms, Sly. Rest in Peace 🖤🥁
We're spotlighting The Skatalites as our Artists of the Week!
Listen to all of their top hits here https://Trojan.lnk.to/EAC
Sending the warmest birthday wishes to Carroll Thompson 🧡
The Pioneers outside Music House (Trojan Office) in 1971. #Throwback
Happy National DJ Day! We're celebrating by watching the Suns of DubTrojan Summer DJ set - watch the full video at youtu.be/x5y0zj0qwDw
Our Artist of the Week is the Queen of Lover's Rock, Carroll Thompson 🎶 Soundtrack your week with all of Carroll's hits here https://trojan.lnk.to/bestofcarroltIN
Today we're spinning Ken Boothe's "Crying Over You", which was released in January 1974. #Throwback
