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SPECIAL REQUEST TO BINGHI MAX CRUCIAL SELECTION, MR83 HAWAI FIRST POSITION, PRINCE JAMO, MICHAEL PROPHET, LEGAL SHOT SOUND, MISTA P, DJ PHAROAH, DJ ELWOOD, STAND HIGH PATROLUS, OBF,DADDY & HYPA DE MASTAZ, POSEA LE FOULEK, MIDNIGHT RIDERS, SHINE HEAD, STEREOTRONIC SOUND, JAHTARI,RAGGATTACK, ALL SOUNDMEN WHO DIFFUSE REGGAE MUSIC ALL OVER THE WORLD RESPECT!!!!!

SPECIAL DEDICATION TO ALL MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS!! ROOTS VIBRATION!!!!!

Digital Mix At I - Ckah - El Studio

NEW SELECTION  STRICTLY 12" 7" VINYLS 
FOR MY PEOPLE 
RESPECT

INDUHMAN DE DANCEHALL CONQUER-RA 2014 !!!

Digimix 02-2015 / strickly maxi 12inch
1- Hopeton Jurner – Living in the ghetto
2- Osibert Madoo – King in the ring
3- Glen Brown – What’s more than enough
4- Boom Back – Road block
5- Bouverie feat Lovell – Natural high
6- Richie Davis – Talk about we
7- Eric Donaldson – Penny farthing
8- George Nooks – One tie bad boy
9- Peter Ranking – Sensi addict
10- Chrissie Dread – People get ready
11- Al Walker – Chick chick
12- Carl Bryan – Gridlock
13- Hugh Porter – Stay alive
14- Clive Natural – No money
15- Reggae George – Georgy porgy
16- Junior Brammer – What you gonna do
17- White Mice – Step by step
18- Tribute to Major Worries – Red seam cop
19- Mr 83 – Champion sound
20- Wild Starkey – Cuss cuss
21- Den-Roy Brown – Red natty dread
22- Sammy Dread – Why can’t they leave us alone
23- Jonny Thompson – Substitute
24- Richie Davis – I just can’t stand it
25- Frankie B – Scratch mi back
26- Nagasa – See no evil
27- Papa Wimpy – Jah is takin’ over
28- Teddy Brown – Watch what you are doing
29- Hugh Madoo – Face look good
30- Gregg Major – Yardie
31- Amos Janson – Your master
32- Abbashantie – Break down the world
33- Jerry & Neville – Abbashantie rock
34- Rita Zeby – Suppa + version
35- Tony Tuff – Faith like jobb
36- Hugh Monday – Good looking
37- L. Douglas – Once bitten


Digimix 02 - 2015

ROOTIKAL RADIOSHOW #5 - Finest in Roots, Dub, Stepper and Bass Culture hosted by TKZ aka TangKiloZulu. Always on the 2nd tuesday of the month 8.00 p.m. CET, live and exclusive on www.jugglerz.de.

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Next Liveshow on July 14th 2015 8.00 CET

Playlist: 
1	Judgment Time - First Light 
2	Retro Locks Riddim Version	
3	On Time - Dre Island
4	Golden Locks - Glen Washington ft. Fyah T
5	Human Rights - YT
6	Blaze - Onton
7	Country Life - Nello B & Triba
8	Country Dub 
9	Love Guarantee - Fyahred
10	Dub Guaranteed - Fyahred
11	Coming To the Gambia - The Undercover Hippy
12	Architects of Chaos - Escape Roots ft. Wildlife & Tom Spirals
13	Mandela	- O.B.F ft. Mr. Williamz
14	Rising - Mr. Zebe ft. Rebel-I
15	Dis Sound - Mr. Zebe ft. Rebel-I
16	Dis Dub - Mr. Zebe ft. Rebel-I
17	So much Pressure - Mr. Zebe ft. Rebel-I
18	So much Dub - Mr. Zebe ft. Rebel-I
19	Jericho Dub  - Alpha Steppa & Don Fe
20	Belive it or not - Dan Taliras feat. Ras Tinny & Laura O´Sulivan
21	Righteous - Subzulu
22	Righteous Dub - Subzulu
23	A Luta Continua - Tiqur Ambassa meets Kibir La Amlak 
24	A Luta Continua Dub - Tiqur Ambassa meets Kibir La Amlak 
25	Monsoon Come Again - Dub Dynasty ft. Ras Tinny (Dutty Hands & Cranky General Remix)
26	Monsoon Dub	- Dub Dynasty ft. Ras Tinny Dutty Hands & Cranky General Remix)
27	Contraception - Zentash Gigawatt ft. Ras Tinny
28	King Cepheus	 - Zentash Gigawatt
29	Jah Protection - Alpha & Omega ft. Nishka
30	Protect I Dub - Alpha & Omega ft. Nishka
31	Ancient Civilisation - Junior Delgado
32	Faya Dubplate - Restless Mashaits
33	Higher Meds - Dubkasm ft. YT
34	Commin in Ruff/Ruff we Ruff - Dubkasm ft. Rudy Lee
35	Higher Dubs - Dubkasm ft. YT
36	Love is the Armour - S´Kaya
37	Dem nah care bout Dub - Partial Crew 
38	Step it up well jahdgment - Moa Anbessa 
39	Dub it up - Moa Anbessa 
40	Addis Conference - Addis Pablo meets Addis Rec.
41	Dub Conference - Addis Pablo meets Addis Rec.
42	Mr. Brown - First Light 

ROOTIKAL RADIOSHOW #5 - 9th June 2015

‘INTEGRATION’
RHYTHMITES
Released on CD and Digital Download 18th September 2015
	


           Originally formed in the mid-eighties, Bath based reggae outfit Rhythmites spent more than a decade gigging throughout the UK and Europe, building up a loyal fan base and a strong reputation as the West Country's leading proponents of live roots reggae. Although their catalogue wasn't excessively large, they did manage to record and release a couple of cassettes, a 12” single and most memorably in 1989, a very well received vinyl only album, “Integration”.
        Rhythmites split up in the year 2000 but in 2007, they picked up where they'd left off and once more began spreading the roots reggae message at live shows as well as recording new material. With all the renewed activity, many fans both old and new have been asking about “Integration”, an album released only on vinyl more than twenty five years ago, long deleted and not readily available on the used market.
        As chance would have it, Rhythmites and their music were already on the Bristol Archive Records radar so; when they mentioned the possibility of reissuing “Integration” we were very happy to be of assistance. We discovered that the band had never been entirely happy with the original mix and wanted to remix the album with the benefit of twenty first century facilities. Remixes can be a bad thing but as someone who saw the band perform many times and bought “Integration” on release, I was blown away by the new mix. Not only have they remained totally faithful to the original with no badly judged attempts to update the sound, but engineer Ben Findley has totally nailed it with the new mix; it takes the original to another level, improving it whilst maintaining the spirit of the vinyl pressing.
        For those that aren't familiar with the band this is a roots album, the songs deal with living one’s life in a better way. The sound is authentic and not in any way contrived, in no small part due to Angus' excellent and distinctive vocals which really fit both the music and the lyrics. Anyone who has seen them perform live will know about Stuart's didgeridoo and that makes an appearance right from the start in “No Guns”, a song that suggests it doesn't take weapons and violence to be a freedom fighter. 
       Other stand out tracks includes “Nation Integration” with its call for unity, and “Pain and Suffering” which shines a light on some of the ills of the world. The rest of the tracks all deal with serious issues although, “A True” and “Hold On” drift into what was, when recorded, a more contemporary almost dancehall style. As a bonus we've included brand new exclusive dub versions for “Heed No Dream” and “A True”.
        It's great that one of the best live reggae bands of the late eighties and nineties are back on the road, as is the fact that their first album is getting a long overdue reissue, the fact that it's sounding better than ever is the real bonus. “Integration” by Rhythmites is released on CD and digital download by Bristol Archive Records on the 18th September 2015, available from all usual outlets.
www.bristolarchiverecords.com


Nation Integration Mp3 - Rhythmites

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