Showing posts with label christmas reggae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas reggae. Show all posts

Monday, 4 January 2010

Rockers Revolt forums

Good afternoon

This is just a quick message to wish everyone a very Happy New Year and to let you know about our record labels forums. www.rockersrevolt.com/forums

We now have over 3000 members signed up to the Rockers Revolt forums. A place to discuss all things reggae, ska, soul, punk, funk or anything that youd like to share. If you're a band/promoter and would like to promote some of your gigs place them here for free here and if you've got any releases post them here or if you're a DJ and would like to tell the world about your show do so here


Here's some of the latest threads on the Rockers Revolt forum

Favourite albums of 2009?

Favourite songs of 2009?

Best gigs of 2009?

Best albums of the noughties?

Pama international spring tour announced

The Slackers return to the UK

Rockers Revolt New Year sale
Buy 4 CDs for £20 or 10 CDs for £40. Titles include the latest Pama offering, Trojan and more!


What are you looking forward to in 2010?


Hope to see you on there very soon.

All the best,
Sean
Pama Intl // Rockers Revolt


ps Don't forget the brand new album from Pama Intl is out now and is included in our new year sale
P A M A O U T E R N A T I O N A L ft. Lynval and Horace from The Specials
"Pama Intl continue their inexorable rise" **** Mojo “hook-filled, vintage rocksteady spiked with soul” Q


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Tuesday, 22 December 2009

Thanks to everyone who came out to our last 3 shows of the year. First time we've played Norwich. What a great crowd and venue. We thoroughly enjoyed our debut there.

The weekend shows in Newcastle and Leeds were even better then expected with both being rammed. Newcastle is one of my favourite cities to play and despite the severe weather warning still sold out.

We're back in Leeds on Feb 19 (at The Well).

Inbetween all the shows we fitted in 2 BBC sessions. The first an acoustic/stripped down affair on Janice Longs show. Very enjoyable.

The second was for Chris Hawkins on BBC6 who was filling in for Cerys Matthews. We were asked sometime ago if we'd be up for doing some 'dub carols'. The day before it became apparent Finny wasn't going to beable to sing! At the 11th hour the incredible Anna Stott from East Park Reggae Collective stepped in and did a fantastic job. Not quite carols, but two Christmas songs were played... 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus' on a reggae tip and 'White Christmas' in a ska fashion.

For those of you who missed the sessions you can listen again now at

BBC6 music - Cerys Matthews show w/ Chris Hawkins (Pama start around 1.06)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pcf5d#synopsis
Show is up for 3 more days only

BBC Radio 2 - Janice Long show
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pbltn
Show is up for 3 more days only

If you'd like to hear more Pama Intl on Janice or Chris' show please email them and let them know! Email Janice here http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/janice-long/contact/ and chris.6music@bbc.co.uk


We hope you all have wonderful Christmas and look forward to seeing you in the New Year.



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