This is the weekend for reggae, as Italian musician and performer Alborosie is set to jam on South Shore. “Real name Alberto D’Ascola, the Sicilian with the long dreadlocks is more than just a singer.
Producer and dub master Alborosie contributes a new dub mix to the latest Jah Cure release, "Undeniable", which features Kaylan Arnold. The digital only single, slated for April 14th release follows ...
UPON relocating from Italy to Jamaica more than 10 years ago, Italian reggae singer Alborosie knew he wanted to be where the roots of reggae music began. Since then he has collaborated with several ...
Italian-born reggae artiste Alborosie is set to release his latest album this Friday. Alborosie Meets The Roots Radics: Dub For The Radicals was engineered, produced and mixed by Alborosie using ...
Alborosie has managed to shoot the precarious gap between the traditional Jamaican reggae of Burning Spear and Black Uhuru and the modern, Americanized version of artists like Stick Figure and SOJA, ...
ITALIAN BORN reggae superstar Alborosie has released the video to “Unprecedented Time,” a powerful anthem fitting to the current state of the world, specifically the battle against Covid-19. Produced ...
Alborosie will perform at Sony Hall in New York City on August 4, marking his first show with his band the Shengen Clan in New York since 2017. The performance presented by VP Records comes ahead of ...
AudioThing has released a one-stop Dub Station plugin that comes direct from Jamaica. Created in collaboration with producer Alborosie, this is based on some of the classic gear used by legendary dub ...
MIAMI, Jan. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Reggae superstar Alborosie, co-producer of Younity, is being featured in MerlinMoon's single "Last of kings"; a song written in memory of Bob Marley, the Lion of ...
At the age of 24, Sicilian Alberto d'Ascola decided to move to Jamaica to get closer to reggae and his roots. Over the years, he has established himself and won respect in the very place where the ...
June 22: The reggae singer Alborosie may come from Italy, but he favors a sound straight out of Kingston circa 1970. It’s smooth and accessible, especially because he sings in English.
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. AudioThing has released a one-stop Dub Station plugin that comes direct from Jamaica. Created in ...