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40% Disco (feat. Tyler Carter & Micheal Bohn Of Issues)

Born, the son of a D.J in Kingston, Jamaica. Concious began his musicial experience as a child listening to the music his father played daily.
His mother's side of the family has a long history of famous musicians so it came to no surprise when Tijani began exploring his love for classic dancehall
artists He also grew to appreciate hip hop music. Migrating to the U.S he continued the family tradition, where his weekends were filled with assembling and disassembling his father's sound system as they played at different social events in and around Brooklyn, New York. After a short migration to "Motown"
Detroit, Michigan, he discovered the underground Hip Hop, Techno and Dance music scene which he would later help to cultivate through a group he founded
with a friend known as "Dope"A" Delic. This group along side Slum Village and Triplex were some of a few to lay the foundation for a brand of alternative
hip hop that would later come from the Midwest. All of these experiences has helped to create Tijani Concious a musical activist who's music is an eclectic mix of reggae, dance hall and hip-hop.

TIJANI CONCIOUS - CONCIOUS ARMY

when everything is gone,the another times will be come and replace with more amazing moment...the day will come again"

Jackie_the day will come again

Tijani Concious Reggae Dancehall - Innah Jamaica

TIJANI CONCIOUS - INNAH JAMAICA

ROOTS - Faith

*Reupload (Legit :D) The old one is rerip, this one from new source :D

I, Revival - Familiar Ground (feat. Ash Massacre Conspiracy)
Note : taken from their new EP - Continuity (2014)
℗ 2014 I, Revival

Lyrics:

All of my life I've been living for something
Something I put my life and hopes to
You're the root, the truth to my beliefs
Alleviating sorrow, defining my solace

The flame that lights the night
The warmth within our hearts
What is there left to question
When everything's set before your eyes? 

I know it's never been the same
But the past is the past
Find yourself still climbing
When the going gets tough
It's okay to fall down 

These are the voices that carry me
Voices that carry me away from all my regrets
I'm leaving my past behind
Embracing of what I have

You are the reason
I keep my hopes up
You are the reason
I stand my ground

The flame that lights the night
The warmth within our hearts
What is there left to question
When everything's set before your eyes?

I know it's never been the same
But the past is the past
Find yourself still climbing
When the going gets tough
It's okay to fall down 

I felt at ease, I felt at peace
You are my serenity. 

Support :
https://www.facebook.com/irevival
https://itunes.apple.com/my/album/continuity-ep/id898384282

I, Revival - Familiar Ground (feat. Ash Massacre Conspiracy)

From the album 'In The Dragon's Den' by The King Solomon band.

B.A.M.N Ent. 2015


Pascion & The King Solomon Band - Yes Means Yes (Remix)

Until The World Goes Cold

Trivium - Until The World Goes Cold

Solid Foundation by King Solomon.
Written by Kingsley Salmon.
Performed by the King Solomon Band
Taken from the "In The Dragons Den" EP.
A song about western decay
 

Solid Foundation

Deadsquad - Pragmatis Sintesis

Ascendancy

Trivium - Like Light To The Flies

KINGSTON, JAMAICA - There is mounting anticipation for Jah9's debut album, New Name, slated for release later this year.  Now her fans will be rewarded for their patience with the smoothly produced title track by Rory "Stone Love" Gilligan.

'New Name' has an anthem quality, with Jah9's trademark clarity of voice, enunciation and solemnness of message all colliding in a milestone piece of music. If four and a half minutes could begin to capture the magnetism of Rastafari for this rising generation, 'New Name' would be it.

The song will be available for purchase on iTunes, Amazon and all major distribution sites.

Jah9 - New Name

ROOTS - Kobarkan Api

ROOTS (Reggae Metal) from Bandung City, INDONESIA 

ROOTS - Faith

ROOTS (Reggae Metal)

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