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1 August 2021

Soulection Radio Show #515

I will never understand what it means to be a person of color, but I can do my best to empathize with the people who have lived under much marginalization and oppression due to their race. I want to recognize that I use samples and take inspiration from cultures all around the world to create my music. My genre is a blend of my own creativity and that of other musicians, particularly people of color, that have had a profound influence on music since the dawn of time. In particular, African people have shaped almost every genre of music known to man. I also take inspiration from Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and many other cultures to create the music that I make.

Umoja is the swahili word for Unity—meaning to strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation, and race. This song incorporates Mongolian throat sining and Senegalese vocals with trap 808s to create a really fun and high energy song. French is the Senegal national language, and there are over 30 languages spoken in Senegal. So, I chose the Swahili word Umoja for this song to declare that the music that I create is a symbol for unity across borders and across race. I never knew that throat singing and African singing could be so incredible together—and what an amazing world we live in where this is even a possibility.

All of my music, and this song in particular, is a tribute to people of color across the world who have given me the ability to use the incredible musical vocabulary and instruments from their cultures. I want to explicitly express my immense gratitude and appreciation for these people who have shared and given the rights to their music to use in my own creative process. 

I choose to use my undeniable privilege to do my best to make the world a better place for everyone around me regardless of their race or nationality. Everyday I look to see how I can be better for everyone around me and how I can serve the planet more. 

If you are a white musician I would encourage you to also recognize where your music comes from and the people that made it possible for you to create what you create. May we all continue to unify and to not let the powers that be tear us apart and make us villainize one another. With love, respect, and gratitude.

Umoja

Buy Umoja

Chase Babylon Away (Ganjaville Riddim)

My EP "Profoundly Quiet But Incredibly Close" drops this SUMMER! Many of these tracks will make an appearance. Thank you for listening :) 

-Moon

1. Intro
2. Moon Lotus - ID
3. Moon Lotus - ID
4. gNat & Moon Lotus - ID
5. Deemzoo - Giraffe Rodeo (Moon Lotus Remix)
6. Moon Lotus - ID
7. Moon Lotus & Nyrus - ID
8. Supertask - X = 05 (Moon Lotus Remix)
9. Moon Lotus - ID
10. Moon Lotus - What's Left Unsaid (Subciety Soundcloud Exclusive)

Album Artwork: @petergabrieljackson

Special shoutout to @solgoodmusic for fine-tuning the majority of these masters.

I have SO much music coming within the next few months / early into 2023. I can't wait to share more stories with you all <3

"Flora-Borne Vol. 1" (All Original / Unreleased 2022 Showcase)

Ganjaville Riddim (Oneness Records Presents)

High Grade Marijuana (Ganjaville Riddim)

From the album 'Radical' (A Compilation of Sizzla songs recorded for Xterminator  between 1992 and 2003. Includes rare and previously unreleased tracks)

Radical

Sizzla - Radical

Viral

Purchase the new EP titled "Comfortable" on iTunes here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/comfortable-ep/id878460753?ign-mpt=uo%3D4

Jo Mersa - Rock And Swing

Kingston, Jamaica. November 20, 2013– Dexta Malawi is an Element of Surprise. He describes himself as a Reggae Singer, Songwriter, DJ, Poet, Scientist, Teacher, Student, Historian, Environmental Activists and Graphic Artist. The single entitled “Woke up This Morning” By Dexta Malawi is sure to reach the people. 
The song features creative lyrics and a catchy melody. “Woke Up This Morning”, the song which after being written By Dexta Malawi on an instrumental produced by Recording artiste and producer, Kabaka Pyramid was recorded at the Bebble Rock Studio in 2013 By Kabaka Pyramid himself and features harmonies by Leanne Vanessa Humphrey, a student of the Edna Manley College Of Visual and Performing Arts. The song was mixed and mastered by Dane “Dru” Crump. The final product including the video will be launched on 26 December 2013 at an event entitled Rasta Party Part 2, to be held at Veggie Meals on Wheels, 4-6, Eureka Road, Kingston 5, St. Andrew, Jamaica. 
Waking up each day is a blessing and “Woke up This Morning” is a song which gives thanks for life. It relishes in the beauty of nature and gives a hint on aspects of life in Jamaica. It also shows that obstacles are to be faced in pursuit of any goal and that these obstacles can be overcome.
The video for Woke Up This Morning” directed by Kevron Turner of Le Kevron Cinematography (cine.deturner@gmail.com) which was shot on 6 and 11 December 2013 and released on 26 December 2013 is sure to further boost the song’s credibility and reach.
For more information about the song “Woke up This Morning” or Dexta Malawi please contact 417-8653 or email: bookmalawi@gmail.com or visit www.Dextamalawi.com.

Woke Up This Morning

WAR IS IN THE DANCE RIDDIM out now! Get it at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/war-is-in-the-dance-riddim/id929246672

EXCO LEVI - REGGAE CALLING premiered by DAVID RODIGAN on BBC 1XTRA September 28th 2014

WAR IS IN THE DANCE RIDDIM
1. Exco Levi - Reggae Calling 
2. Pressure - Don't Trouble Trouble 
3. Gappy Ranks - Carpenter (Juggling Mix)
4. Keida - Stand For Something (Juggling Mix)
5. Rob Symeonn - All She Wants 
6. Khari Kill - Sick In Them Head 
7. Rocker-T - Militant and Real 
8. Bobby Hustle - Life Is What You Make It 
9. Addis Pablo - Melodica In The Dance 
10. Suns of Dub - Melodica In The Dance Dub (feat. Addis Pablo)
11. Suns of Dub - Stand For Something Dub (feat. Keida)
12. Suns of Dub - War Is In The Dance Dub



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Exco Levi - Reggae Calling [David Rodigan Premiere]

FRIDAY NIGHT

Jahcoustix - Don't Shoot (feat. Kabaka Pyramid & Raphael) [Acoustic]

"Jah Warrior" Is the first official single from King Ital Rebel's first studio album, Rebel Chant.
Watch music video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPcTw4VmFPQ


Written and performed by King ITal Rebel 
Produced by JamrockVybz Records & @MacLes Music Factory

Backing vocals by Empress Vaushe & Promise No Promises
Bass, Keys & Guitar by MacLes Lion
Drums by Wim "Radics" Verbruggen from the "Asham Band"
Recorded at, JamrockVybz Studio, New York City
Mixed by MacLes Lion at MacLes Music Factory 
Mastered at MacLes Music Factory Productions, Belgium
Artwork by JamrockVybz’s graphic artist Kai Lippok
Distributed by: VP Records & VPAL, NYC 

Lyrics:

Jah Warrior x3

King Ital rebel blaze di fire while dem chanting for fun
Respect di old and we respect di young
In'I give thanks Negus I Kingdom

Holy Emmanuel I
Hear mi now 

Chorus x2
Zion I sey keep calm watch how yuh chant 
Warriors nuh fear the ting deh pon spark 
Lion of Judah the King words at heart 
Nyabinghi meditation and thoughts

Verse 1
Rastafari I I Turn up the heat 
Nyabinghi drums rocking to the beat
Baseline a roll free up move yuh feet 
Herbs ina palm bobo flow unique 
Praises to the King survival we seek 
We tell them give thanks be humble n be meek
Fyah eva blazin' Mosiah words I speak 
Chant down babylon and show no retreat

Verse 2
Bobo keep it fit none a dem cyah clown we
Ini stay humble give Jah di glory
Chant up a Psalm be bless and be holy 
Idrens and sistrens trodin' Jah journey 
Revelation yu can find all the story 
Alpha & Omega it's written very boldly 
Babylon nuh mystery di youths know their history 
Confident Jah army shall see di victory 

Verse 3
King Tafari Emmanuel di Truth 
Teach us to care for the fruit and di roots 
Jah bless papa hold it down like a troop
Suffering days we neva loot or shoot
Plant up the earth ital food for the youths 
Ites green & gold bobo nah work fi loot 
Warriors & lioness dem cyah dilute 
King ital rebel Marcus I di truth

King Ital Rebel - Jah Warrior

“Tell No Lie”, presented by Eesah and Royal Order Music, is a song fueled with riddles and Jamaican folklore. The journey gives insight to some of life’s more serious lessons, delivered through a series of playful conundrums. Riddle me this, riddle me that, what goes in the fridge and always comes back out hot? Man a peppa.... #DatBadEesah!

"Tell No Lie" is available for purchase on iTunes: http://bit.ly/EesahTellNoLieiTunes

TELL NO LIE - ROYAL ORDER MUSIC

TELL NO LIE - EESAH

Junior Kelly - Rasta Should Be Deeper

Money ain't life so take it eazy ! When the power of love... overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace "!  ❤️💛💚👑🦁✌️💫💯🔥🌍

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