Winston Fergus

Jamwax presents the resurrection of a hard-hitting space synth
masterpiece that's set to ignite your senses and shake the very
foundations of sound systems worldwide.


'In Ting Sound' is a sonic juggernaut, a hard-as-nails sound bwoy
killer that refuses to be confined to the constraints of time. With its
pulsating beats and infectious rhythms, this track commands
attention from the moment the first note hits. But it's the heavy
drums that truly set it apart, pounding with relentless force and
driving the groove forward with unstoppable momentum.


Get ready to embark on a sonic journey like no other as this reissue
comes with three exclusive unreleased tracks :
'Mandela': Feel the pulse of liberation with this uptempo digital
killer, featuring Winston's impassioned plea to "Free Nelson
Mandela...he never done no wrong, he is just a conscious man..."
Let the rhythm of justice resonate as you groove to this powerful
anthem of freedom.
'Life All Over': Flip over to the B-side for a digital roots tune that
hits hard with its strong bassline and conscious lyrics. "Life All
Over" dives deep into the essence of existence, delivering a
message of hope and resilience that reverberates with every beat.
'Finnegan' aka 'Life All Over Dubwise': Prepare to enter the realm of
dub mastery. The second part of "Life All Over" takes you on a
journey through the echoes of space and time, where the music
transcends boundaries and the spirit of dub reigns supreme.


About Winston Fergus :
Winston Fergus, a stalwart of the UK reggae scene whose career
spans over four decades. Winston kickstarted his journey in 1976
as the vibrant lead singer of The Equators, renowned for their iconic
track 'Father Oh Father' released under Joe Sinclair's esteemed Klik
label. Not only did The Equators make waves in their own right, but
they also provided the musical backdrop for rising star Pablo Gad,
solidifying Winston's reputation as a mentor in the industry.


In 1977, Winston ventured into solo territory with the soulful
release 'Give Me Love' on Jah Jah Bus, marking the beginning of a
prolific solo career. Lightning Records recognized his talent and
signed him, resulting in the release of 'African Woman'. Throughout
the '80s, Winston remained a prominent figure, collaborating with
luminaries like Clement Bushay, Clive Stanhope, and John Dread,
producing hits such as 'Jezebel Woman', 'Keep On Dancing', and
'Hope For The World'.


In the late 80's, Winston's entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish his own imprint, Fergie Music label, marking a new chapter in his illustrious career.