Two‑Tone Records: Punk Meets Ska in Coventry’s Anti‑Racism Revolution

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This episode follows the founding of Two Tone Records and how Jerry Dammers blended ska grooves with punk energy to create a black–white checkered sound that became a vehicle for anti‑racist activism. We explore the label’s key bands, DIY distribution model, political messaging, and lasting impact on UK and global punk scenes.

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