For decades, reggae was seen as a cultural rhythm — a genre of resistance and roots.
But what if the genre had an author no one credited?
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Sid Bucknor wasn’t just a studio engineer. He was the invisible hand behind reggae’s iconic sound — from the soul of Studio One, the pressure of Treasure Isle, to the richness ofHarry J and Bob Marley’s Exodus.
Every delay, every reverb trail, every EQ lift: Sid was building something deeper — a sonic identity.
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For decades, reggae was seen as a cultural rhythm — a genre of resistance and roots.
But what if the genre had an author no one credited?
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