Horace Martin / Prince Huntly - Me RuleBack on PANORAMA Records, we turn to a beautiful slice of under the radar Jamaican reggae with Horace Martin Me Rule. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Horace Martin was just 20 years old when he stepped into Channel One Studio to record the track in 1974. At the time he was building his name locally, performing in clubs and talent shows around the city while cutting sides in Kingstons vibrant studio scene. Me Rule captures that moment perfectly youthful

translating their grammar into a contemporary context

all of which are paired with the arresting growls of Zack Borzone

45rpm HQ audio

we hear early examples of the band’s work

The album “TECHNASMA” released in September by Hideki Matsutake

performer and phenomenal songwriter

with the next EP from the label landing imminently

(ASCAP): B6

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