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Truckback Records says their “Question It” riddim is the answer to what will be the big summer hit. Featuring Mr Vegas, Beenie Man, Stacious, Natalie Storm, Major Mackrel, Red Rat and more they might just be right.
“The series’ secret weapon is its accompanying musical compilation.” – Exclaim! read more
1. Glen Washington – “All The Love” featuring Jhaytea
2. Courtney John – “Love Is”
3. Soulo – “Breeze”
4. Dynamq – “Reggae Feeling”
5. Natural Black – “Forgiveness”
6. Bill Blast – “Long Story”
7. Cocoa Tea – “Dem Start The War Again”
8. Louie Culture – “Jah Is The Way Out”
9. Yvad – “Higher Meditation”
10. Dubmatix – “Mousetrap Dub” featuring Eek A Mouse
11. Ginjah – “Walking Store”
12. Jahdan Blakkamoore – “All Comes Back To One”
13. Deh Deh – “Would A Know”
14. Mr Vegas – “Mi Believe”
15. Beenie Man – “Hardest Way”
16. Crookers – “Arena” featuring Poirier and Face T
17. Buju Banton – “See Dem A Come Deh”
Bonus Track (iTunes only): Crookers – “Arena” featuring Poirier and Face T (Warbox Radio Edit)
“New territory in the collusion of art and Jamaican music.” – Jamaica Gleaner
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1. Mutabaruka – Dis Poem
2. Turbulence – On And On
3. Perfect – Mt Zion
4. Abijah – State Of Emergency
5. Kiddus I – Different Strokes
6. Freddy Locks – Wake Up
7. Kenyatta Fire – Keep Off My Enemies
8. Odel Johnson – Fire In The Hole
9. Bunny Rugs – Curfew
10. Jahmali – World Spins Round
11. Erup – Trample Dem (feat Nature)
12. Lady Saw – Lord, Lord** *
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DEH DEH
Deh Deh – Denroy and Devano Mclean – two blood brothers with music, vibez and culture running through their veins announced their presence quite clearly at the 2007 Digicel Rising Stars competition in which they finished among the top 10 finalists.
“Would A Know” draws the listener in with, ‘what if?’. “Mi nuh know wats coming or wats next, So mi live my life like its my last breath”. A heartfelt ballad with particular relevance today, “Would A Know” showcases the writing ability of Deh Deh with lyrical mentoring from the ‘freedom fighter’, Anthony B.
Musically arranged and composed by Steve Locke with contributions from Keyboard maestro, Nigel “Sleepy Splu” Staff and Adrian Locke, “Would A Know” was mixed and mastered by the skillful and accomplished Phillip ‘Junior Arrows’ Linton of Arrows Productions.
From Bob Marley to Busy Signal, Tasha Rozez has crafted another unique perspective on reggae and dancehall culture, indeed, Life itself. Dedicated to mothers and those who give life everywhere. Enjoy the music. Enjoy Life.
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TASHA ROZEZ – LIFE (PROMO MIX) 2010
1. Tasha Rozez Intro -Motherless Child-Bob Marley & The Wailers
2. Mama Don’t Worry- G Whizz
3. Pearly Gate-Bugle
4. Real Friends – Assassin, Chris Martin & D Major
5. Think A Little Time-I-Octane
6. Baby Girl Im Alone – Jah Vinci
7. Make Up – Akon
8. Life Hard – Gyptian
9. Time & Place – Buju Banton
10. Mama Bad Mood – Bounty Killer
11. The Realeast Song Rmx – Konshens Ft. Bounty Killer
12. Life We Living - Vybz Kartel
13. Unconditional Love - Jah Cure
14. Don’t Blame Life – Bugle
15. Life – GWhizz
16. One More Night – Busy Signal
17. One More Night - Busy Signal
18. Mi Madda – Konshens
19. Thousand Miles Away – Ras Penco (dubplate)
20. Mama You Alone - I- Octane
21. All This Time – Jah Cure
21. I Wanna WakeUp With U - Steve Face
22. Young Heart – Tarrus Riley
23. Mama – Bounty Killer
24. Dat Mi Love - Busy Signal
24. Live Mi Life - Romain Virgo
25. Children Ah Pree We - Tarrus Riley
26. River Flow - Shalli
27. Black Woman - Sample King (dubplate)
28. Anything – Cecile
29. Real Love – Cherine Anderson
30. Never Give In – Kriss Kelly
31. Why – Tifa
32. Genuine – Bescenta (dubplate)
33. Mamas Love - Mavado
34. My Mama - Iyara (dubplate)
35. Love & Affection – Pressure (dubplate)
36. Give Me A Call - Mitch
37. Without You - Alaine
38. You’ll Never Find - JahCure
39. Nuff Respect to Mama – Wrath Riley
40. I’ve Got Sunshine – Jah Vinci
41. Look It - Konshens
42. Cant Tek We Life - Mavodo ft The Genius
43. God is Standing By - George Nooks (dubplate)
44. Lioness On The Rise - Queen Ifrica
45. Treat Like a Lady Woman T – Torch
46. Love is Automatic - Marcia Griffiths & Busy Signal
47. Love Doctor – Romain Virgo
48. Human Nature – Tarrus riley
49. My Life – Shawn Storm
50. Hold You – Gyptian
51. Survivor – Matterhorn
52. Nothing Else - Gyptian ft Vybz Kartel
53. Super man - Tarrus Riley
54. So Amazing - Xray (dubplate)
RoseGold Records, founded by Samantha ‘ZJ Rose’, Jamaica’s top radio deejay on ZIPFM, can add a top riddim set with the RoofTop Riddim to her accolades. Now available on iTunes and e-tailers everywhere, the Rooftop Riddim balances electrifying dancehall beats and catchy dance grooves for Jamaica’s top singers and deejays in a singular, get-up-and-dance style. Mavado, Beenie Man, Charlie Blacks, Stacious, Flippa Mafia and D’Angel all provide signature efforts.
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Mavado doesn’t mince words on “House Top” yet his smooth delivery is of course nothing less than ‘cool and deadly’ while Beenie Man, the consummate singer, artist and performer, is on full display with “Under Curfew”. And “Turn Me On”, from young Charlie Blacks, shows why he has been responsible for energizing the Jamaican music scene of late. On the Rooftop, dancehall reggae’s fastest rising female artists, DJ Stacious and D’Angel, show what put them on top. Stacious says less gimmicks and more action on “Just Do It” while D’Angel, backed by a catchy and confident hook, is swagger-ific on “Come Over”. “Naah Lef Him Again”, by Flippa Mafia, aka ‘The Flossing King’, raises the energy and the swagger even further.
Bursting with Jamaican vibes as well as a magnetic dance floor appeal, The Rooftop Riddim is now burning the roof down day and night over the airwaves and in the dance. Get up on the rooftop today!
ROOFTOP RIDDIM
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Perhaps you have seen it on ThisIs50.com, or heard it on New York’s influential Hot 97. The brand new single produced by Green Lion, “Come Down”, from Collie Buddz upcoming album is a crossover smash that links dancehall, reggae, R&B and soul.
From the producer of Collie Buddz’ hot new single for the summer, “Come Down”, comes Green Lion’s smoking hot promo mix with 40 tracks of crucial roots and dancehall. From beginning to end, the vibes only get higher.
Mixed by Dub Killa
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“How We Ride” is the dancehall-rock follow up to the Billboard charting song “Click Mi Finger” Erup recorded on Truckback’s Gearbox Riddim which was a ground breaking project in its own right.
This time, Truckback is again breaking barriers as “How We Ride” takes a new turn for dancehall, and Jamaican music in general, with straight ahead rock guitar lines going toe to toe with Erup’s signature laid back dancehall lyrics and Truckback’s driving drum and bass. Reminiscent of the fuzz guitar FX from 70s psychedelic rock bands, “How We Ride” crosses time and musical genres to create a new sound for a new generation of music fans.
“”How We Ride” is featured on the Greensleeves Records release, Ragga Ragga Ragga 2010.
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