Historical Archive
The Upsetter is a seminal reggae album by The Upsetters, showcasing the innovative production style of Lee 'Scratch' Perry. Released in 1970, the album blends traditional reggae rhythms with experimental sounds, featuring heavy use of reverb, echo, and unique instrumentation. Its influence on the genre is profound, paving the way for future reggae and dub artists. The tracks are characterized by their laid-back grooves and psychedelic overtones, making it a classic in the reggae canon.