British reggae artist Dennis Bovell had his own sensibilities when it came to production. Active in the same vibrant era in the late ’70s that created some of reggae’s most lasting sounds, his take on reggae and dub was a little more reined in than his Jamaican contemporaries like King Tubby or Lee “Scratch” Perry. While his production was less chaotic, with clearer details and space made for every rebound of echo and thunderclap of reverb, Bovell’s style wasn’t lacking in excitement or daring. The anthology collection Different: The Singles Collection 1977-1981 zeros in on his unique and wide-ranging style as a studio mastermind, presenting Bovell productions originally released as singles that run the gamut from roots reggae tunes to lovers rock…