NEW: 'Turn Up The Heat' Artist Prints now in stock!
By Adam Prescott
Artwork inspired by our recent LP 'Turn Up The Heat' by the amazing Sophie Bass!
News: Trojan Reloaded
READ: 'Turn Up The Heat' Album Breakdown - Track 7
By Adam Prescott
'More Fire' is an uptempo dancehall tune featuring London based MCs Jago and Deemas J. This track started life as my attempt to make a riddim in the style of the Japanese label Tachyon Records, responsible for the 'Dancehall Sizzling' compilation series in the early 90s.
READ: 'Turn Up The Heat' Album Breakdown - Track 6
By Adam Prescott
We've been massive fans of the General ever since we can remember so it was a real honour and a privilege to get him on a track finally!
LISTEN: Gentleman's Dub Club remix 'Never B4'
By Adam Prescott
We asked the mighty Gentleman's Dub Club to have a go on our track with Mr. Williamz and they made a proper summertime banger!
OUT NOW! Reggae Roast - Turn Up The Heat!
By Adam Prescott
OUT NOW WORLDWIDE on beautiful orange vinyl with an amazing gatefold sleeve designed by Sophie Bass!
READ: 'Turn Up The Heat' Album Breakdown - Track 5
By Adam Prescott
This one is the title track 'Turn Up the Heat' by Top Cat which started life as a remake the Bam Bam riddim on the Star Trail label (See Beres Hammond - Roadblock). I originally made this riddim because the original LP I bought had no instrumental version and I just wanted something to play for vocalists in DJ sets
READ: 'Turn Up The Heat' Album Breakdown - Track 4
By Adam Prescott
Mr Williamz was a great fit for the tune, and came in with the hook 'Never hear a sound like this before' which fit well with the Reggae Roast Soundsystem vibe! The video shoot was great fun - it was shot under a bridge along the Hackney canal and marks the first time I've played a DJ set from the back of an ice cream van!
READ: 'Turn Up The Heat' Album Breakdown - Track 3
By Adam Prescott
We've always been massive fans of Earl 16, from his days at Studio 1 to his work in the UK Roots world in the 90's, right up to the modern day. We've been fortunate to work with him on a number of occasions, both in the live environment and also in the Studio and it is always an honour and a privilege. Earl still sounds fantastic and exactly the same as he does on a record!