
Lady Lex's is a great story (born Karen Moon and a niece of The Who drummer Keith Moon): in 2004, she entered the brothers Peckings' record store in Shepherd's Bush, London, asked Chris to the Lonely Street riddim and then proceeded to blow everyone present away with a live rendition of what would become her first single on the Peckings label: 'I'm In The Mood' (a reworking of the evergreen by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields, covered countless times already, but first performed by Frances Langford in 'Every Night At Eight', a musical comedy from 1935). Some ten years and a number of great singles later there's now finally 'Is This Love', a gem of a long player only to be equaled by Bitty McLean's 'On Bond Street' (also recorded for Peckings).

Together with Jah Shakespear, one of the founders of Reggae.be, he first started as a critic and a reporter before in the end of 2014 becoming editor in chief. Divides his time between his two passions: music and Haile Selassie.
May 01, 2015