Name: Destroys The Invaders
Brand: Prince Jammy

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Limited edition

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2014-11-05

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Prince Jammy

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Reggae / Dub

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Greensleeves

Greensleeves is one of the key, longest-running and most diverse UK reggae labels. Founded by Chris Cracknell and Chris Sedgwick in 1977, it has become a renowned name in the music industry. With a rich history spanning over four decades, Greensleeves has established itself as a leading force in reggae music.

As an authoritative figure in the genre, Greensleeves has played a pivotal role in promoting and nurturing reggae talent. The label has worked with some of the most influential artists in the industry, including *Bob Marley*, *Barrington Levy*, *Yellowman*, and *Gregory Isaacs*. Its commitment to showcasing diverse styles within reggae has made it a go-to destination for fans seeking authentic and groundbreaking music.

With its label code LC 05923 / LC 5923, Greensleeves Records Ltd. continues to be at the forefront of reggae music production. In addition to its record label, Greensleeves also operates Greensleeves Publishing Ltd., further solidifying its presence as a comprehensive platform for all things reggae.

Lloyd James, better known as Prince Jammy or King Jammy, is a renowned dub mixer and record producer. Born in 1947 in Montego Bay, Jamaica, he began his musical journey at King Tubby's Studio as a dub master. Prince Jammy's distinctive dubs were characterized by their crystal-clear sound and innovative use of effects.

Influenced by the likes of Scientist, The Revolutionaries, and Yabby You among others, Prince Jammy has carved out his own unique space in the music industry. His collaborations with legendary performers such as King Tubby, Tapper Zukie, and Lee Perry & The Upsetters have further solidified his reputation as a pioneer in the genre.

With an extensive discography that includes works with notable groups like Roots Radics and The Aggrovators, Prince Jammy continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his exceptional talent for crafting immersive dub experiences. His contributions to the field have left an indelible mark on reggae music history.

Released the same year he was working with Black Uhuru and fellow dub producer Scientist, Prince Jammy's 1982 effort Destroy thy borrows Scientist's love of space noises and quirky, themed albums — in particular, 'Scientist meets the Space Invaders'. Plenty of laser beams are added to Jammy's usual minimal dub. If Scientist tried to freak out his audience with alien sounds and dark forces from beyond Jammy prefers capturing the vastness and mysteriousness of space by remaining stretched-out and restrained. recorder at King Tubby's legendary studio Channel One.

Destroys The Invaders

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