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Reggae Reasoning Video Medley

Reggae Reasoning Video Medley
Here comes the hot new video of the making of our latest Reggaeland release, Reggae Reasoning riddim.

Rototom Reggae Contest Europe

Reggaeland supports Rototom Reggae Contest Europe

Choose your favourite European band! You have until February 20th to express your online vote

Reggae Reasoning Riddim

Reggaeland productions presents: Reggae Reasoning Riddim

Under preparation our next project “Reggae Reasoning Riddim”

We are completing the next record launch “Reggae Reasoning Riddim”

Txilum launches Marley’s 30th Anniversary Tribute jingle

This year, we remember the 30th anniversary of the passing to Zion of legendary jamaican artist Bob Marley

¡Reggaeland is back!

Reggaeland is officially back with new website and lots of new contents

Reggaeland goes international

Roots reggae made in Barcelona is already resonating on an international level.

Dem Talking Riddim

ReggaeLand Productions presents: Dem Talking Riddim

Jah Nattoh, Aprendiendo a Cantar

Video Reggaeland 2010

Roberto Sanchez

He is a young producer, musician, singer and sound engineer from Santander. Influenced by Jamaican sounds of the late '70s and early '80s, for over 15 years he has been in charge of A-Lone Productions label and A-Lone Muzik Ark recording studio, where he produces his own musical material and works with many other national and international producers and bands, related to Jamaican music.

Malijah

Malijah is one of those extraordinary singers who come along once every generation. Someone in the spiritual track to the principles of righteousness and justice, that has the remarkable ability to combine family values, humor and mysticism in the message of his music, made for the whole world to vibrate with it.

Txilum

"Cultura Accidental" an uninhibited, dynamic music experience, full of cultural memory. Produced by Genis 'Genious' Trani and mixed by Roberto "Ras" Sanchez at A-Lone Ark Muzik Studios (Santander), the new double album by Txilum, "Cultura Accidental" (Reggaeland, 2010), seeks to pay musical tribute to almost two decades of Jamaican music, to the musicians, artists and producers of the sounds coming out of the caribbean island during the bubbling '70s and '80s.

Chantelle Ernandez

Chantelle Ernandez is one of the female artists that will surely set a benchmark for others to come. This artist’s soulful, sensual and vibrant voice, combines Reggae and R&B. Her style and ability to write songs were always one step ahead of what the music market was selling, which led her to start her solo career. Her ability to both move and heat up any type of audience is an indication that she is not bound to remain unnoticed.

Jah Nattoh

Raised in Badalona, Jah Nattoh, is a witted storyteller of the 21st century. His sharp lyrics go straight to the heart. Wrapped up in sweet melodies, dressed up with the best riddims, they uplift the conscience of the listener, without giving in to the discouragement in which the system wants us to be sank.

Maia

"La Llamada" (2009, Reggaeland) is already reaching every corner of the planet. Alongside the messages of conscience, hope, love and unity, it does not disregard joy and celebration. Pure dancefloor music, latin reggae dancehall with international projection, and a sweet voice, close to the soul and to the original rhythm & blues.

Miguel Arraigo

Born in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Miguel Arraigo is both a humble poet of simple verses and a vivid social researcher with own opinion, solid arguments to defend it, and an objective view of the value of daily work.