Supreme Records was a UK-based reggae label active during the late 1960s and early 1970s, operating as a subsidiary of Pama Records. It played a vital role in bringing Jamaican music to British audiences, releasing tracks that spanned rocksteady, roots reggae, and early dancehall. Artists like Bob Marley & The Wailers, Larry Marshall, Jackie Mittoo, and The Ethiopians were featured on the label, contributing soulful, politically conscious, and rhythmically rich recordings. Supreme captured the raw energy of the era, blending ska-inflected grooves with spiritual and streetwise themes, and remains a sought-after name among vinyl collectors and reggae historians.
