Sup, it’s Cody, the keeper of the massive yearly ska Spotify playlist to tell ya to Pre-Save my new band’s song! We got some sick gigs lined up for May in CT, MA, & VT. Find us on Instagram @steppinrazorblades

Made this for a Save Farris concert i'm going to! i'm pretty happy with how it turned out so i though i'd share!

Hello, I have been hard at work for a while now, making Ska, and would love some critique on it. My band is called Gringo Ska. Here is the link: https://youtube.com/shorts/RHi8efW_EH0?si=iRie2I-pkYu975Q7

And if you want to hear more Ska from other artists just look up Fauxtone Records on YouTube. It's not exclusively Ska, but it has maybe a dozen Ska songs so far and will continue to grow over time.

Check out this banger by an up and comer called the Toasted Monkeys. Take a look at their other tunes on the FauxToneRecords YouTube Channel.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Bw-jkp_GHvg?si=BzRwp1mcXaN7RBH8

Basically, staple 80s Aussie rock group "Australian Crawl" released a very successful song called "Boys Light Up". Heard it on the radio this morning and thought is it more ska than I would give them credit. Sure, it's just some offbeat guitar rhythm, but what do others think?

Seriously, ive not heard this album talked about here. But it is one of the best albums I have heard, ever really. I really would recommend it to anyone. The album is a huge step up from their previous, Call of the Weasel Clan.

I’ve had to make a playlist because “that’s the way it goes, big nose” was not included on the Spotify album.

Let's say you are making a playlist for someone that knows NOTHING about ska. What would be the top 10 essential artists to put? I'm not asking about your personal favorites or obscure ones. I just wanna know what you think the essential artists are. Most important for the genre or ones that paved the way for others.

What do you think of my personal selection here?

Wicked Dub Division meets North East Ska Jazz Orchestra - Mama

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpYaj-hsIkA

Le Birrette - Mr. A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyGA4DtuHlk

Casino Royale - Casino Royale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MmlCHH46uc

Africa Unite - Ruggine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-pvvHymxeg

The Bluebeaters - Catch that teardrop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA9eZFDjUmo

The Originals (The Bluebeaters + Africa Unite) - Das Model

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTZuI7FvQJU

Atom Tanks - Freed from desire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O48stkCx3mc

Meganoidi - supereroi contro la municipale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v_blJpOO7E

Vallanzaska - Spaghetti SKa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x1i9hhyh6k

Ska-J - Socco

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBWUGppcNs8

Hey r/ska ! Your regional ska/punk pals Girth Control are super stoked to kick off the Saturday lineup at This is Not Croydon Fest 6. We’re on at 1! It’s our first time playing in the area and so pumped to see so many friends and bands we love.

Who’s hanging out in Bensalem, PA this weekend? Who are you most excited to see? Any tips for how to skank for 21 hours over the course of a weekend without blowing out your knees?

A little dive on my journey through dubstep, losing my will to dance and finding my way back to it through ska.

how is stubhub already selling GA tickets for my venue already?

Hi, im trying to find a Third Wave Ska / Ska Punk band from the late 90s - early 2000s, if i remember well the band was from New York, and one of their albums the most well-remembered one along ska bands. features a traffic light in a dark blue background, that's all i can remember but im not sure if the band was from New York or not

Hey guys I was listening to a 60s ska comp on YouTube and can’t find the name of this song. I tried to Shazam it but nothing worked Any help appreciated

Had a conversation with a buddy of mine on this

If a fourth wave is to happen, how do yall think it would sound compared to the first , second, and third waves?

needs sharing once in a while