Woman of The Ghetto

Chinese Wall is the gold-selling second solo album by Earth, Wind & Fire co-lead vocalist Philip Bailey, originally released in 1984 on Columbia and reissued on CD in 2017 by Music On CD (MOCCD13402). Produced by Phil Collins at the peak of his hitmaking powers, the album seamlessly blends Bailey's soaring, elastic falsetto with mid-'80s synth-pop, R&B, and soul production. Driven by the smash global hit single duet "Easy Lover," the album also showcases Bailey's stylistic versatility on standouts like "Photogenic Memory," "Walking On The Chinese Wall," and a deeply moving cover of Real Thing's "Children Of The Ghetto."

Released in 2013 on Tad's International, Kartel Forever: Trilogy is a monumental 3-disc retrospective from Jamaican dancehall icon Adidja "Vybz Kartel" Palmer. Spanning 60 tracks across three themed discs, the collection solidifies the "World Boss" status of one of dancehall's most influential, prolific, and controversial figures. Featuring mega-hits alongside unreleased gems and frequent collaborations with Gaza Slim, Russiān, and Sheba, the trilogy covers every facet of Kartel's dynamic repertoire—from explosive party anthems ("Summer Time," "Straight Jeans & Fitted," "Cake Soap") and gyal tunes ("Drop Top," "Convertible") to reflective, conscious cultural commentary ("Back To Life," "Thank You Jah," "Ghetto Life"). An essential definitive collection showcasing modern dancehall at its absolute peak.