The only Busy Signal you want to hear this holiday.
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Preview + Download “Caribbean Jab”
Caribbean Jabb- Busy Signal – Truckback Records & Turf Music 2012 by Truckback Records
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Real Spenders – Busy Signal – Truckback Records – Turf Music 2012 #RealSpender$ by Truckback Records
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“Long Time A Dub” is the second track off the upcoming Eek a Mouse X Green Lion Remix EP.
Click here to preview/download “Eek Do Dem”.
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Green Lion feat Eek a Mouse- Long TIme a DUB (Free Download!) by GreenLionCrew
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Originally broadcast 04 Dec, 4pm EST WXGR 101.5 FM wxgrfm.org
Join Miguel Collins, aka Sizzla Kalonji, on The Listening Party for a one of a kind radio program as we catch up with Sizzla at Judgement Yard in August Town and chat about his album with John John as well as the recovery process following a traumatic motorbike accident just a short while ago. Party with Sizzla Kalonji on TLP at 4pm EST on WXGR 101.5 FM and wxgrfm.org.
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Midnite has redrawn the reggae map again.
After years of touring on their own Virgin Islands style of reggae music, Midnite just released their first album with a Jamaican producer (Andrew ‘Bassie’ Campbell) which brings the music full circle. Kings Bell has been hailed by NPR, OkayPlayer and MTViggy.
Midnite is performing:
Nov 17th Arcata, CA – Arcata Theater
Nov 18th Oakland, CA – The NEW Parish
Nov 19th Nevada City, CA – Haven Underground
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Preview the first single, “Mongst I & I”
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Vaughn Benjamin (L) and Andrew ‘Bassie’ Campbell (R)
From National Public Radio (NPR): click here
October 23, 2011: Most people associate roots reggae with Bob Marley, which makes sense: No other 20th-century artist so dominated an entire genre. The drawback of Marley’s ubiquity is that roots reggae can feel like a fossilized sound that peaked in the late 1970s and disappeared with Marley in 1981. The subsequent rise of Jamaican dancehall and digital production didn’t help its case for modernity, nor did its Rastafarian wariness of Western culture, a.k.a. Babylon.
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On Wednesday, October 19th (8:30pm PST), Mutabaruka, host of IRIEfm’s The Cutting Edge radio program will be speaking with Vaughn Benjamin, lead singer of the pioneering St Croix reggae band, Midnite. Mutabaruka will showcase the new Midnite album, Kings Bell, the first album Midnite has made with a Jamaican producer (Andrew ‘Bassie’ Campbell). Tune in on the radio or online (iriefm.net) to hear the music and the conversation.
KINGS BELL IS ONLINE AND IN STORES NOVEMBER 1
>> CLICK HERE TO PRE-ORDER ON ITUNES << $$$$ >> CLICK HERE TO PREVIEW <<
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