The ReggaeID.co.uk database has been slowly developing since 2004. After the demise of the original www.reggae-riddims.com site earlier this year, the information from their database was kindly made available by author Pupa Vlado and has now been incorporated into the ReggaeID database.

We would like to encourage people to contribute to our database. There are currently two Microsoft Excel templates that you can download for this purpose.

This month brings a major update to the ReggaeID interface – which you should find is a great improvement to the site's all-round usability. In particular there are a number of very useful new features, such as those for selecting & ordering song lists and viewing albums by riddim, label or producer.

The next development is set to be the ability for users to subscribe so that they can use the site to track their own collection. Much of this work has already been completed, so watch out for this appearing here very soon!