Jamaican Sound Socks
Description: Dedicated at jamaican sound Trojan Records: ska, rock steady, reggae, roots, dub.
Jamaican target trojan records ska rocksteady skinhead reggae rude boys hard mods 60s 70s jamaican sound roots dub punk oi! sharp Socks
by subcoolture
$14 $20
trojan vinyl lp skinhead reggae roots spirit of 69 rocksteady jamaican sound roots reggae dub dancehall punk oi! sharp antiracist hard mods rude boys Socks
by subcoolture
$14 $20
Description: suburban sound jamaican roots ska rock steady reggae dub rudeboy rude boys rude girl skinhead reggae trojan skins hard mods suedehead spirit of 69 trojan records trad skin sharp
suburban sound jamaican roots ska rock steady reggae dub Socks
by subcoolture
$14 $20
Description: agrobeat jamaican sound ska rocksteady roots reggae trojan skinhead reggae dancehall 69 nature palm rude boys hard mods rasta reggae dub
agrobeat jamaican sound ska rocksteady roots reggae trojan skinhead reggae dancehall 69 nature palm rude boys hard mods rasta reggae dub Socks
by subcoolture
$14 $20
Description: This design celebrates ten of the most influential pioneers in the history of dub music. Crafted in a bold old-school blockletter style, it features names every true dub fan knows and reveres. A tribute to the roots of Jamaican sound experimentation, this artwork honors the sonic innovators who shaped the culture—from King Tubby and Lee Perry to Augustus Pablo and Mad Professor. The design speaks to audiophiles, music lovers, and dub devotees who want to wear or display their passion with pride. Perfect for T-shirts, posters, stickers, and more.
Description: Start the rhythm early with this fun and colorful “Jamming Since Birth” design! Featuring a cute character with headphones, baby-sized sound system, and reggae vibes in Rasta colors, it’s perfect for music-loving families. Whether you’re raising a future DJ or just love good vibes, this design blends childhood charm with roots and rhythm. Great for reggae fans, parents, baby shower gifts, or anyone who believes music starts from day one. Ideal for t-shirts, baby onesies, or music festival gear!
Jamming Since Birth – Funny Reggae Baby Music Design with Rasta Vibes peace and love Socks
by MUSART
$14 $20
Description: punk reggae party 70s 80s jamaican sound ska rock steady roots trojan skinhead oi! sharp
punk reggae party ska rock steady roots 70s 80s jamaican sound trojan skinhead oi! sharp Socks
by subcoolture
$14 $20
Description: Duke Reid was not only a legendary producer but also the operator of the Trojan Sound System, one of Jamaica’s most famous sound systems. His influence on ska, rocksteady, and early reggae helped shape the country’s musical landscape.
Duke Reid Soundsytem Culture //// Trojan Sound System and Rocksteady Icon Socks
by Elouisarts
$14 $20
Description: Donat Roy Mittoo better known as Jackie Mittoo, was a Jamaican-Canadian keyboardist, songwriter and musical director. He was a member of The Skatalites, The Sheiks, The Soul Brothers, The Soul Vendors and Sound Dimension. Jackie Mittoo was a musical director of the Studio One record label. Evening Time originally issued in 1968 on the Coxsone label with backing from the Soul Vendors, this was Jackie's first solo record, and one that showcases both his genius and that perfect Studio One sound.
Description: A bold typographic tribute to King Tubby, the revolutionary sound engineer who shaped the foundation of dub music. The design draws inspiration from vintage sound system posters and pays homage to the analog roots of echo, reverb, and deep basslines. Perfect for dub heads, record collectors, and lovers of true Jamaican sound system culture. Available as T-shirts, posters, stickers and more.
Description: In Jamaican popular culture, a sound system is a group of disc jockeys, engineers and MCs playing ska, rocksteady or reggae music. The sound system is an important part of Jamaican culture and history. A Night of Happiness is flyer Sound System clash from 1966, were ran by Duke Reid. A Night of Happiness held at 42, Carmenia Road, Balham, Saturday 26th November 1966.
