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Pama International is an eight-piece
reggae Reggae () is a music genre that originated in Jamaica in the late 1960s. The term also denotes the modern popular music of Jamaica and its diaspora. A 1968 single by Toots and the Maytals, " Do the Reggay" was the first popular song to use ...
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. They describe themselves as 'Dub Fuelled Ska Rocksteady & Reggae'. They often play with other ska, dub and reggae artists. The band takes elements from many sources to produce their sound whilst broadly staying within the reggae format. In 2006, the band became the first new band in thirty years to sign to
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. Their earlier albums were released by Jamdown Records. The resulting release, ''Trojan Sessions'', had a line-up of vintage ska and reggae guests including Rico Rodriguez,
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, Derrick Morgan and the first recording since the 1970s from
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. In 2008, the band released ''Love Filled Dub Band'' on the Rockers Revolt record label, featuring vocals from
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on the track "Highrise". Finny and Flowerdew were previously members of the British ska band, The Loafers. Golding is an original and current member of
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Discography


Studio albums

* ''Pama International'' (Jamdown) 2002 * ''Too Many Freaks Not Enough Stages'' (Jamdown) 2004 * ''Float Like A Butterfly'' (Jamdown/Do The Dog-UK, Asian Man Rcds-USA) 2004 * ''Trojan Sessions'' (Trojan) 2006 * ''Love Filled Dub Band'' (Rockers Revolt) 2008 * ''Highrise Campaign'' (Rockers Revolt) 2009 * ''Pama Outernational'' (Rockers Revolt) 2009 *''Love & Austerity'' (Happy People) 2017


EPs

* ''Dub Store Special'' (Jamdown) 2005


References

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External links


Pama International Official websitePama International Official Myspace Page
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