The content of the website consists of information on a large range of albums within the reggae genre, some of which are extremely rare and hard to get elsewhere.

Although the first edition published in May 2012 focused on Bob Marley, the author communicated his intent to dedicate special attention to other musicians besides “the King of Reggae”.

The library is a growing collection of reggae music, including descriptions of rare albums and artists.

[2] The Roots Reggae Library brings forth a unique index of the music from The Wailers, drawn from the period prior to their signing to Island Records and the release of Catch a Fire.

[4] The discographies described on the website are generally the original albums released by the artists, with the addition of singles and outtakes.

However, the author announced in December 2015 that albums will no longer be uploaded in order to refrain from breaking copyright regulations.

Instead the channel will host a single video per artist or group to account for their discography, highlighting extras and rarities.