Listen to Delroy Wilson's 1976 hit 'I'm Still Waiting' plus many more classics on our Lovers Rock playlist https://trojan.lnk.to/TLRIN

Our track of the week! What's yours? 🎶

Our Artist of the Week is the legendary Delroy Wilson! Born in 1948, Wilson became one of Jamaica’s most distinctive reggae voices, instantly recognisable for his rich, smoky tone. Discover Delroy Wilson’s essential songs here: https://Trojan.lnk.to/dwilsonFA

We’re deeply saddened to hear of Jimmy Cliff’s passing. A true pioneer whose songs and spirit helped carry reggae across the world. His influence shaped generations of artists and listeners, and his legacy will continue to shine. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones 🧡

Join us in wishing the wonderful Marcia Griffiths a very Happy Birthday! 🎂

Can you spot any of your favourites on this Trojan Top 40 poster? #throwback

Some wise words from Marcia Griffiths 🧡

Released in 1971, Bob and Marcia’s upbeat single 'Pied Piper' followed their hit rendition of '(To Be) Young, Gifted & Black'. The track cemented the duo’s place in the British music scene, winning over audiences as it climbed the UK charts. Listen here https://trojan.lnk.to/bandmFA

This week’s Artist of the Week is none other than the Queen of Reggae, Marcia Griffiths. With a career spanning more than 50 years, Marcia has remained one of Jamaica’s most beloved and enduring voices.

57 years ago today, Derrick Morgan released 'Fat Man', one of the first Jamaican records to be issued in the UK. The track was an immediate success, climbing to the top of the charts in Jamaica and making waves internationally.

One of Nicky Thomas' master tapes dated 4th August 1970 #throwback

Today we're spinning Nicky Thomas' "Love of the Common People" 🎶

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Our Artist of the Week is Nicky Thomas. Born Cecil Thomas on 30th May 1944 in Fruitful Ville, Portland, Jamaica. Explore the sounds of Nicky Thomas with our dedicated playlist: https://Trojan.lnk.to/Nickytnq

The official video for Sophia George’s mid-eighties dancehall smash ‘Girlie Girlie’ is now available to watch on YouTube. Watch now: https://youtu.be/Ri_udW3-D58?si=C62hOMJAO9ReXWi8

Happy Bonfire night! 🔥 Which Trojan record is soundtracking your evening?

Did you know the answer to this one? 🤔 #trojantrivia

This week we are shining the spotlight on the fantastic Susan Cadogan as our Artist of the Week! To celebrate 50 years of 'Hurt So Good', we’ve created a brand-new lyric video so you can sing along to this timeless classic. Check it out over on our YouTube trojan.lnk.to/hurtsogoodvi...

Back in 1968, Bob Andy joined forces with Marcia Griffiths to record a reggae take on Nina Simone’s anthem ‘(To Be) Young, Gifted & Black’. A celebration of Black pride and empowerment, the track became a worldwide success, climbing to number 5 in the UK charts in 1970.

Our Artist of the Week is one of reggae's most influential songwriters, Bob Andy. Listen to all of his hits here trojan.lnk.to/andybobFA

Horace Andy – Get Wise returns to vinyl, featuring versions of classics including “Money, Money (Root Of All Evil)” and “Zion Gate (I Don’t Want To Be Outside)”. This limited edition release comes as 750 individually numbered copies on orange coloured vinyl. Get yours at musiconvinyl.com

Our Artist of the Week is a true voice of Jamaica, Phyllis Dillon. Dillon rose to prominence between 1966 and 1972 with Duke Reid’s Treasure Isle label, leaving her mark on both reggae and rock steady. Discover more with our Phyllis Dillon playlist trojan.lnk.to/PhyllisDillo...

“Stir It Up” by The Wailers first hit the shelves on this day back in 1968. Do you have a copy tucked into your singles collection? If so, today’s the perfect excuse to give it a spin! 🎶

The Viceroys’ words capture the enduring spirit of resistance, unity and pride found across generations of Black music. Discover this track and more on our Black History Month playlist trojan.lnk.to/bhm25 #BlackHistoryMonth

We're shining the spotlight on The Cimarons as our Artists of the Week! Explore their sound with our dedicated Cimarons playlist: sptfy.in/a57d.

"There is a land of your beauty Where blessing away it's farrow soul And if your heart is clean I know you will retain In the land of the black, gold and green!" Listen to our Black History Month playlist trojan.lnk.to/bhm25FA #BHM

Today we remember our Artist of the Week Millie Small on what would have been her 78th Birthday 🧡

Happy Friday! Which Ethiopians tune is sure to get you in the weekend mood?

Celebrate the start of Black History Month with the official Trojan playlist: open.spotify.com/playlist/4BU...

Some tracks never get old… but imagine hearing them for the first time again. Which Trojan tune would you choose?

"The Trojan Sound, Everything thats best in Reggae Music"

Delroy Wilson's "I'm Still Waiting" is on repeat. What Trojan track is on loop for you today?

This year marks the celebration of 50 years of Susan Cadogan’s ‘Hurt So Good’! 🧡 Haven’t seen the brand-new lyric video yet? Watch it now on our YouTube channel and sing along to this classic trojan.lnk.to/hurtsogoodvi...

We are celebrating Errol Dunkley as our Artist of the Week! On this day in 1979 Dunkley’s take on the iconic reggae track "OK Fred" - originally written by John Holt - entered the UK charts, becoming an instant hit and a firm fan favourite.

Fill up the comments to make the best Trojan Ska playlist!

Our midweek spin is Derrick Morgan's "Around the Corner" 🎶 Check out all of his hits here Trojan.lnk.to/dmaotwIN

Drop your guesses down below 👇

We're kicking off Ska Week at Trojan in celebration of International Ska Day, and who better to spotlight as our Artist of the Week than the legendary Derrick Morgan! 🎶Dive into Morgan's classics and celebrate ska with us: trojan.lnk.to/dmaotwIN

Pre-order now! Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Africa’s Blood is back, reissued and pressed on 180g audiophile vinyl. This limited edition comes on stunning purple coloured vinyl, with only 1,000 individually numbered copies available. Get yours at www.musiconvinyl.com/products/lee...

We are celebrating Horace Faith as our Artist of the Week!

Skabour Festival takes over the official This is Trojan playlist! Listen to their top tunes now trojan.lnk.to/skabourFA

On this very day in 1969, the Maytals released 'Doctor Lester'. Do you remember where you were when you first heard this tune?

We've got John Holt's 'Ali Baba' on repeat today! What Trojan tune is soundtracking your day?

A classic from John Holt, what's your favourite tune of his? 🎶

We are shining the spotlight on John Holt as our artist of the week! Check out all of his hits here trojan.lnk.to/johnholtEACnq

Mark your calendars for 9th October and step into the world of dub pioneer Lee “Scratch” Perry with this 180g audiophile vinyl reissue of 'Revolution Dub'. Pre order yours at www.musiconvinyl.com/products/lee...

RUDEBOY tells the story of Trojan Records and its influence in bringing together Jamaican and British youth culture. Watch the full documentary now trojan.lnk.to/RudeboyDocDi...

Sophia George's big break came in 1985 with the release of her NO 1 hit 'Girlie Girlie'. After topping the local RJR chart for 11 weeks, the single later entered the UK Top 50 at the close of the year, eventually peaking at Number 7 on 11th January of the following year.

It's time for the next round of #TrojanTrivia! Drop your answers down in the comments 💭

Our artist of the week is the brilliant Sophia George! Born in Kingston, Jamaica on 21st February 1964, she shot to fame in 1985 when her track “Girlie Girlie” soared to Number One in the Jamaican charts.