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Thirty-two years ago when Natty Pablo released Good Friends, his first album, it was on vinyl, which was still fashionable in roots-reggae circles.
In July, Hold A Vibes, the singer’s second album, came out on the same format.
A veteran of the sound system scene, Natty Pablo was raised on vinyl. Even in the era of streaming, he believes it remains the strongest market for grass roots artistes.
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