Exploring the unlikely yet undeniable influence of Jamaican ska and rocksteady music on Spanish football fan culture, chants, ...

Back in the late 1980s, just about the only thing that outnumbered surfers and yoga instructors in Santa Cruz was ska bands. Yes, “two-tone” ska was cresting nationwide back in the ”80s and ”90s with ...

The singer known as Lord Tanamo shared with audiences around the world the buoyant sounds of ska music born in the shantytowns of his native Jamaica. As a vocalist with the Skatalites, Lord Tanamo ...

Founded in 1978, the English Beat were one of the pioneering bands of the 2 Tone ska movement, blending pop, reggae, punk, R&B and ska influences on infectious songs such as “Mirror in the Bathroom,” ...

The first Jamaican to have a top 20 hit in the UK, he defined the sound of ska in the 60s before going on to inspire the Two Tone movement of the late 70s Ska legend Prince Buster, who created records ...

Damon Albarn grew up as a wannabe rude boy, looking up to The Specials and Madness as beacons of cool, but only one Blur song ...