To anyone that feels like giving up today .
This song is for you 
“Get up Get up”

Get up Get Up

Sep. 09, 2024

GET UP GET UP

Get Up Get Up

Cianjur Bervespa

Ton Sourire 2024

Red Flags in the Breeze

Soul lifting song of praise , appreciating God for His goodness

ANAM ASI NA IDI MMA

Pesan Singkat

FIDEL 2012 - Yon Denye Fwa

Zi Gamp Bini

Zi Gamp Bini (feat. BunaJay)

Brisa e Fogo

Sol e Você

This First album of This channel is from Dizowai and is Rooted in the sacred soil of reggae tradition, From Ganja to Jah is a spiritual odyssey through smoke, soul, and Zion. On this 20-track masterpiece, Dizowai invites listeners to journey beyond Babylon, guided by the holy herb and the divine whisper of Jah. Each song is a meditation—some raw and grounded, others visionary and celestial.

With stories of mystic awakenings, ganja-fueled wisdom, inner peace, and Rastafari unity, the album weaves themes of community, consciousness, and transformation. From deep roots riddims to hypnotic dub elements, Dizowai blends old-school reggae vibes with modern spiritual depth.

More than music, this is a sacred offering. Light the chalice, press play, and follow the path From Ganja to Jah.

#FromGanjaToJah #Dizowai #RootsReggaeVibes #SpiritualReggae
#Rootsreggae #FirstAlbum

https://www.youtube.com/@Dizowai-Official

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02. Dizowai - The Ganja Farmer

https://youtube.com/c/CHARLESDORISMONDBIGGAHAITIAN About You.

Bigga Haitian is known as the first Haitian singer to break into the Jamaican reggae scene, tearing down national and cultural walls and paving the way for the next generation of Haitian artists.
 
Born Charles Dorismond in Port Au Prince, Haiti, Bigga Haitian hails from a musical family. His father, Andre Dorismond, was the lead singer of The Webert Sicot Group, pioneers of Haitian dance music known as Kompa. Bigga immigrated to New York City at the age of 8 and grew up amidst the pulsating rhythms of reggae music in the vibrant Jamaican community of Flatbush, Brooklyn. In 1981, Bigga saw Admiral Bailey perform his hit tune “Big Belly Mon” at Manhattan’s Reggae Lounge and realized in that instant that he was destined to become a reggae singer. At this moment, reggae sensation Bigga Haitian was born.
 
Bigga has been blazing up the stage for more than 20 years, appearing with reggae legends Shabba Ranks, Beenie Man, Sizzla, Capleton, Cocoa Tea, and Junior Reid, to name a few. Bigga broke into the hip-hop scene in the 1990s, opening for the Ruff Ryders, Lil’ Kim, and Jay-Z at New York City’s Randall’s Island. Today’s most talented Haitian artists, such as Wyclef Jean and Mecca a/k/a Grimo, credit Bigga as an influence.
 
Many of New York’s most notable venues have hosted Bigga’s legendary performances including SOB’s, The Apollo Theater, McCarren Park Pool, B.B. King’s, The Lion’s Den, and Galapagos Art Space. He has also performed at festivals in Jamaica and the Caribbean, including a show hosted by Island Records founder Chris Blackwell. Bigga’s recent performances include New York’s Jamrock Reggae Fest with Shaggy, Mavado, Collie Buddz, and Buju Banton, and headlining slots at the 2008 Boston Spring Reggae Fest and the 2007 Lake Worth Reggae Fest, which drew over 10,000 people.