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The 125th Episode of the Reggae Rodeo on Friday 29th September 2023 from the Kaukapakapa studios and broadcast live on Raglan Community Radio featuring hits of the 70s,80s,90s,today and tomorrow!

The Reggae Rodeo EP 125

Soul Defenders- Jah Love

Rootsman selecta dubplate 2015
Gaby Red en la voz
dub controler riddim by O.B.F.
Grabado y mezclado en SEVEN RECORDS por Dukas

Mc Gaby Red ( Rootsman selecta dubplate)

Larry Marshall - Jah Jah Hear My Cry

Upcoming 2016 release of Prince Malachi on the instrumental "Ghetto Blues". Mixed by Russ Disciples. Produced by addis record.

"Break Free" PRINCE MALACHI available on limited 7" vinyl edition & digital

Jah Count On I

Do Good

Here is another heavyweight remix EP from the mighty roots reggae band Black Roots hailing from St Paul’s Bristol.

The song ‘I Believe’, originally released on ‘On the Ground’ (Sugar Shack Records - September 2012) is lifted from this album and given a new edge and sharpness on these 4 mixes.  It is a seminal song, one of the most popular off the album so this was a strong motivation to go back into the studio to create and put some different versions out on release.  Its lyrics are strong and powerful. They draw on personal experience.

Black Roots sing that ‘life in the system is not easy because it doesn’t cater for I and I but if you believe in the higher power you can still hold your head up high’.  Isn’t that the truth! In spite of the fact that the ‘system’ has discriminated against you, that life for you is hard and difficult, that you are powerless and disenfranchised you can still find that inner strength and belief in the higher power to show you the way to transcend this pressure and believe in yourself.

Jah Garvey and Buggsy, 2 emcees based in St Paul’s Bristol, join Black Roots in the lyrical mix, to add another layer of reasoning to the underlying message of this song.  Jah Garvey too is a roots artist inspired by his exposure to the plight of people that he encounters on his daily journeys and feels that he must support their lives through his music encouraging happiness, enlightenment, personal growth and development.  He features on 3 of the mixes and Buggsy who describes himself as the fast spitting Rasta emcee from St Paul’s Bristol, boasting a flow like an automatic weapon features on 1 mix.  He describes himself as a soldier in Jah Army joining up with the ‘old skool’ to help to deliver a message full of ‘truth and right’ and shows his respect for Black Roots in the lyrics that he chats.

I Believe EP

I Believe featuring Jah Garvey (extended mix)

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I Believe featuring Jah Garvey (Extended Mix)

Steve One Love production UK (Rock-Fort Rock re-fix 2018 style)

BUNNY LYE LYE - MAFIA

Footsteps

Material gain, transformation of the world
If you don't have yourself, you've got nothing to gain
Material gain, can bring many fame
Where is your gain, if you don't have yourselves?

Footsteps

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