LAVENDER FIELDS

HEALING OF THE NATION

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Vinyl cover artwork for Run Way Negative by Kush McAnuff, showing children running along a dirt path surrounded by green vegetation.
Back Inna the Game vinyl cover artwork by Natty Banton, depicting a man walking to a black motorcycle.
Vinyl cover artwork for Healing of the Nation by Lavender Fields, featuring a delicate branch of lavender flowers against a soft pastel sky.
Différent vinyl cover artwork by Tiwid, featuring two contrasting urban portraits, Tiwid in a yellow sweater and the other wearing dark clothing and reflective sunglasses.
Gold Hand vinyl cover artwork featuring a close-up of hands playing a saxophone against a black background.

TIWID

DIFFÉRENT

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Cinematic street portrait of French rapper Tiwid wearing an orange patterned jacket and sunglasses, standing beside a metal shutter under a dramatic cloudy sky.
Reggae singer Cedric Myton of The Congos standing in front of a colorful Rastafari mural featuring musicians, lions and Jamaican imagery.
Black-and-white photograph of a female reggae backing vocalist wearing headphones and singing into a studio microphone at Tuff Gong Studio in Jamaica.
Rastafari elder with long gray dreadlocks playing a traditional Nyabinghi drum during an outdoor gathering in Jamaica, surrounded by colorful drummers.
French rock band First Rage posing with instruments and models dressed in black inside a bunker in Verdun, France.
Black-and-white photograph of Earl Chinna Smith playing his acoustic guitar in a lush Jamaican garden, with sunlight filtering through the trees.
Music producer Adrian Morrison II working at a large audio mixing console surrounded by studio equipment at Tuff Gong Studio in Jamaica.

WINSTON MCANUFF

WHAT MAN SOW

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Illustrated vinyl cover artwork for Kilimanjaro by Kush McAnuff, featuring a lush tropical mountain overlooking the river.
Made in Jamaica cover artwork by Earl Chinna Smith and Binghistra Movement, featuring the musician in bright yellow against a black background.
Bubble vinyl cover artwork by Winston McAnuff, featuring colorful floating bubbles and flowing abstract shapes in orange, pink, yellow and turquoise.
Live Mi Life cover artwork by Ishadrock, featuring a black-and-white portrait of the artist with glasses in a Polaroid-style frame.
Les liens du son cover artwork by First Rage, featuring an overhead group portrait with red clothing and a central circular emblem.

TONY NEPHTALI

DEVIL SOCIETY

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Jamaican dancehall artist posing, wearing a black outfit outside a colorful storefront, photographed for Music Basket.
Four women posing as a rock band with guitars, a microphone and drums during a First Rage music video shoot inside a bunker in Verdun, France.
Earl Chinna Smith playing guitar alongside a Binghistra Movement percussionist at Inna De Yard in Kingston, Jamaica.
Jamaican musicians Craige Henry and Tafane Buchsaecab posing outdoors with a trumpet and saxophone beside a corrugated metal fence in Kingston.
Outdoor portrait of Carron McGibbon with long dreadlocks and a white sleeveless shirt, leaning against a colorful wooden fence near Hellshire Beach, Portmore, Jamaica.
Black-and-white photograph of Jamaican reggae singer Sizzla playing acoustic guitar at Earl Chinna Smith's Inna De Yard in Kingston.
Portrait of a Jamaican musician photographed for Music Basket, wearing a knitted Rastafari hat and sitting outdoors beside a stack of large sound system speakers.

KUSH MCANUFF

KILIMANJARO

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Blessed and Lovely Day vinyl cover artwork by Richie Ree, featuring an aerial view of a tropical beach with turquoise water, boats.
Roots Men Town vinyl cover artwork by Natty Banton, featuring a vintage photograph of two young children outdoors beside a car.
New Born vinyl cover artwork by Norrac, featuring an aerial view of a long wooden pier stretching across deep turquoise water.
Vinyl cover artwork for Vamos a Vencer by Machete, featuring a stylized golden tribal mask against a wooden background.
Chapter One CD cover artwork by Tony Nephtali, featuring white typography against a black background with orange flames rising along the bottom.

ISHADROCK

LIVE MI LIFE

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Portrait of Carron McGibbon wearing a blue headwrap and white sleeveless shirt beside a painted Good Over Evil sign in Jamaica.
Black-and-white portrait of Jamaican reggae guitarist Earl Chinna Smith seated at Inna De Yard with his acoustic guitar, surrounded by tropical vegetation.
Reggae musician Al Griffiths of The Gladiators posing outdoors with an acoustic guitar beside a bicycle and an old stone wall in Kingston, Jamaica.
Black-and-white photograph of reggae artists Queen Omega, Sizzla and Earl Chinna Smith gathered during an acoustic music session in Jamaica.
Black-and-white documentary photograph of Rastafari musicians gathered in a Nyabinghi drumming session in Jamaica, playing traditional hand drums.
Full-length street portrait of a Jamaican musician photographed for Music Basket, in front of a barber shop.
Outdoor portrait of reggae singer Tony Nephtali wearing a black knitted hat and white tank top, sitting on a staircase with buildings behind him.

NORRAC

HYPOCRITES

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The cover artwork for First Rage's Carton Rouge, showing the rock band as children gathered around a red box on a cobbled street beneath an orange sky.
Illustrated cover artwork for Roots & Natty by Lescene RasGenesis, depicting a tropical landscape with palm trees, red mountains and traditional huts in Rastafari colors.
Love for All vinyl cover artwork by Rootz Underground featuring Winston McAnuff and Cedric Myton, with a large vintage loudspeaker surrounded by tropical palm trees.
Blue Soul cover artwork by Delphine, featuring the singer seated outdoors in warm golden light, alongside a gold CD.
In the Fields CD cover artwork by Unit 3, showing musicians gathered on a trailer of a red truck beneath sunlit trees.

DELPHINE

PRECIOUS

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Earl Chinna Smith playing acoustic guitar inside Bob Marley’s studio at Tuff Gong in Trenchtown, Jamaica.
French rapper Tiwid crouching in a bright yellow sweater and sunglasses, with his sidekick in the background during the Différent music video shoot.
Black-and-white photograph of a female reggae backing vocalist smiling while reading lyrics beside a recording microphone at Tuff Gong Studio in Jamaica.
Black-and-white photograph of Jamaican keyboardist Robbie Lyn playing in the recording room at Tuff Gong Studio, Jamaica.
Rastaman seen from behind with a red, gold and green Rastafari flag featuring the Lion of Judah in Jamaica.
Jamaican reggae artist Ishadrock singing into a microphone alongside Winston McAnuff during an outdoor musical gathering in Trelawny, Jamaica.
Black-and-white documentary photograph of a stack of vinyl records on industrial equipment at Tuff Gong Studio in Jamaica.

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