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Horace Andy and Wackie's Rhythm Force - Stop The Fuss

Nyan Como - Nuclear War

Suns of Dub & Ministry of Dub presents Dub Choir EP (Music by BuzzRock Band) a 9 track live band Dub, Roots, Reggae EP, featuring BuzzRock band from Trinidad & Tobago exclusive iTunes Pre-Order Available Now!!! OFFICIAL RELEASE : FEB 17, 2014

Produced by: Niamke (Ministry of Dub) & Ras Jammy ( Suns of Dub)
Mixing & Dubs: Ras Jammy & Niamke
Music by BuzzRock Band
Vocals: Niamke, Yahrod, Inem Seti
Drums: Haile (Blackheart Man) Zion
Bass: Lamar (Beebo) Pollard
Keys: Candace Moore
Lead Guitar: Steven (Shredlocks) Petetson
Rythm Guitar: Niamke ( Black)

Pre Order (iTunes)

Wise Dub (feat. BuzzRock) - Suns of Dub


Here is the brand new production from Back·a·yard label in collaboration with Marta Mansilla on Flute.
Uplifting sounds from tip to toe. Meditative and deep vibration on a Bass Culture Players Riddim.

Tracks:
Marta Mansilla - Meditation Rock 
Bass Culture Players - Meditation Version

Mixed by Puppa Shan @ Discoinferno, Madrid.
Mastered by Oscar Pablos "Ojah" @ Rollover Studios, London, Uk.
Produced by Puppa Shan, Madrid 2015.

Under creative commons license 3.0. Spain


Marta Mansilla & Bass Culture Players - Meditation Rock

More Relation "Hard Times"  (MR)

Freddie McKay "Johnny Dollar" w/ version (Wig Wham)

Hugh Mundell "Hey Good Looking" w/ version (Muni-Music) 1980

From the remote township of Te Mata, in the rugged hills of New Zealand, comes a new imprint following in the tradition of mid-80s rub-a-dub from an often overlooked corner of dancehall culture.

The brainchild of local farmer and radio personality Red Robin – alongside the deadly production duo Naram and Art – the first 12” features two heavy-like-lead riddims with discomix cuts from four unsung heroes of the 80s with conscious, street-level lyrics.

Side A finds legendary singer Winston ‘Midnight Riders’ Powell rise again on a synth-infused piece of classic rub-a-dub. Despite being his first release in decades, he delivers a cutting edge vocal from his Kingston 9 borough about life Outta Road in the Jamaican capital. He then crosses live to special agent Speng Bond for a deejay report on the current state of Britain in Dread Outta Road.

With a more uptempo riddim, the flipside sees Toronto-based 80s star Steve Knight fire some timely shots at corrupt politicians with Dem a Fraud before Los Angeles-based MC Tippa Lee comes correct with a self-affirming deejay cut on Salute the Veteran.

Both sides are served with one-away dub mixes from Naram and added textural touches from disrupt. Mastered and cut by Pole / Scape Mastering for extra heavy low end. Strictly limited pressings.

Red Robin 01

Speng Bond - Dread Outta Road

King Shiloh Sound System Live @ Amsterdam 11.7.2018 [Radio]

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ROOTIKAL RADIOSHOW #43 - Finest in Roots, Dub, Stepper and Bass Culture hosted by Selector TKZ aka TangoKiloZulu. Always on the 2nd tuesday of the month.

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Bookings:
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Playlist:
•	Matumbi – Guide us Jah
•	Pablo Moses – Blood Money
•	Rod Taylor – No one can tell I about Jah
•	Bunny Wailer – Rise & Shine (12inch)
•	Prince Hammer – 10.000 Lions (12inch)
•	Scientist & Prince Hammer – D-Day Dub
•	Knowledge – Stumbling Block
•	Junior Delgado – Famine (12inch)
•	Desi Roots – Uptown Rebel (12inch)
•	Junior Brown – Forward Up
•	Mikey General – Be positive
•	Luciano – Hearer of Prayer 
•	Dubkasm – Jah always hears Dub
•	Robert Dallas – Visions
•	Robert Dallas – Visions (Dub) 
•	Mikey General – Chariots & Horses 
•	Mikey General – Chariots & Horses (Dub)
•	Joshua Hayles – Sanctuary 
•	Joshua Hayles – Sanctuary (Dub)
•	Kofi – Love & Jah 
•	Kofi – Love & Jah (Dub)
•	Puppa Sock & T-Jah – Ich bin kein Nazi
•	Danny Red – When The Rain 
•	Manasseh – When The Dub
•	Dub Kazman – Violin Rock 
•	Dub Kazman – Violin Rock (Dub)
•	Babe Roots & Kojo Neatness – Ruff out deh
•	Babe Roots & Kojo Neatness – Ruff out deh (Dub)
•	Ojah – Cycles
•	Roots Masahi – Slow Rockers Part 1
•	Roots Masahi – Slow Rockers Part 2
•	Rootikal Dub Foundation – War Monger 
•	Rootikal Dub Foundation – War Monger (Dub)
•	Toroki & Isayah – African Step 
•	Toroki & Isayah – African Step (Dub)
•	Jah Schulz & Jahcoustix – Rise & Shine 
•	Jah Schulz & Jahcoustix – Rise & Shine (Dub)

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Rootikal Radioshow #43 - 12th September 2018

Another unreleased dub from the Rocksteady project.

Stop That Dub - Rocksteady Allstars ( Unreleased )

Vibes Up ... Raspect Selections 2 & WELCOME ... 

Vibes Dem Up - Raspect Selections 2

Tracklisting :

1- Carlos Malcom and His Afro Afro-Jamaican Rythms : « Papa Luigi »  (7" Up-Beat)

2- The Skatalites : « Freedom Sounds » / « Early Take » (7" Studio One RE)

3- Val Bennett : « Jumping With Val » (7" LEE'S Records RE)

4- Donovan Carless : « Be Thankful » (7" Big M Records RE)

5- Twinkle Brothers : « Beat Them Jah Jah » (LP All The Hits,Twinkle Record)

6- The Royals : « Facts Of Life » (7" Wambesi)

7- Creation Stepper : « Homeward Bound » (12" Tribes Man Records RE)

8- Wailing Souls : « Bredda Gravalicious » (7" Massive)

9- Delroy Washington : « Rasta » (LP Rasta, Virgin Records)

10- Novelette Barnett : « Fire De A Town » (7" High Note RE)

11- Dennis Brown : « Repatriation » / « Jubilation Dub » (10" EP Joe Gibbs Record Globe) 

12- Reggae George : « Fig Root » (7" High Note RE)

13- Junior Delahaye : « All I Need Is Jah » (LP Showcase, Wackie's)

14- Roland Alphonso : « Roll On » (12" EP Hornsman Style, Wackie's)

15- Brimstone : « Babylon » (7" FAM'S RE)

16- Oku Onuora : « Reflection in Red » (7" Top Ranking Sound Records RE)

 17- Soul Explosion Band : « Too Much Confusion » (12" Soul Ex Productions)

18- Robert Emmanuel :  « Illiteracy » (7" Black Roots RE)

19- Tamlins : Baltimore extended mix / Sly & Robbie in dub (12" Taxi RE)

20- Sugar Minott : « The Children Of Africa » (7" Roots Pool).

Tous les mois, Musical Echoes vous propose deux sélections 100% vinyles : l’une roots/digital et l’autre reggae/dub/stepper, plus actuelle. Ce mois-ci, c’est Sista Gwen qui nous offre la mixtape roots ! Originaire de la Côte-d'Or (21), cette dernière est bercée par le reggae depuis sa plus tendre enfance grâce à ses parents. En 2011, elle découvre la culture sound system mis en avant par plusieurs collectifs dijonnais. En devenant bénévole dans différentes associations notamment pour le festival Vacarm le Rouge, elle se lance plus sérieusement dans le rôle de selecta en 2017 qui lui va bien, en témoigne cette splendide sélection oldies qui débute par du ska !

Musical Echoes roots selection #55 (Summer 2019 / by Sista Gwen)

Bullwackies All Stars | "Zion Dub" | Wackies 12" | 1980

John Clarke | "We Need Some Solution" w/version | Wackies

http://bullwackiesmusic.com/
Lloyd Barnes (born June 17th 1944 in Jamaica, W.I.) is known in the music business as “Bullwackie” or “Wackies.” He is a veteran Jamaican musician and founder of the independent record label Wackies music.

Born in Jones Town, Kingston, during his teenager years, Barnes learned tailoring and began making clothes for many of the early Sound System selectors and pioneering artists like; Stranger Cole, Ken Booth, Joe White, Alton Ellis, Peter Tosh and many more.  By the mid 1960’s when the Jamaican music renaissance started, Barnes got involved in the local music business, first as a sound engineer for the legendary Duke Reid’s Treasure Isle studio /label and later, he recorded two songs for Prince Buster. “Wackie” also honed his craft at the famous Studio One recording studio, in Kingston, where artist like Bob Marley and The Wailers, the Maytals and Burning Spear – all had their early recordings. As his love for the music grew, Barnes promoted dance sessions and arranged bus rides as part of his entertainment package.


In later years Barnes migrated to the United States of America where he attended trade school in Manhattan, New York and learned upholstering. He subsequently worked in building construction for a number of years, before the passion of his first love, music and entertainment, drew him back into the music industry. At nights, he would be a DJ, lugging turntables, crates of records, amplifiers and speakers on the subway with friends to do gigs in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. This made him the first heavyweight sound system operator in New York City. It was not long after this that Barnes started recording in his home in New York City and making dub plates for his then famous “Bullwackies Disco.”


After a few years of becoming an established sound system operator and a reggae dance promoter, Barnes decided to build the first real reggae studio in New York City, located on 211 Street in the Bronx. However, the flood of people demanding the use of the studio, caused him to move to a larger place at 4731 White Plains Road, where he launch “Wackies House of Music.” 


Wackies House of Music grew to become a successful recording studio and many Jamaicans artists subsequently benefitted from Barnes’ expertise and extensive knowledge of the music business. Some of these artiste included: Maxine Miller, Joy Cord, Annette Brigett, Love Joys, Claudette Brown, Jahia, Tegga, Clive Hunt, Beatty, Roy Robertson, Douglas Levy, Horace Andy, Sugar Minott, Milton Henry, Leroy (Heptones) Sibbles, Tyrone Evans, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Fabian Cooke (Paragons), Roland Alphonso, Jerry Johnson, Wayne Jarrett, K.C. White, Lloyd Hemmings, Lloyd Daley, Audley Rollins, Happy Love, Ras Clifton, Zonites, Joe Axumite, Noel Delahaye, Meditations, Joe Morgan, Mr. T, Jerry Harris, Jackie Mittoo, Lover D.I Dion Barnes, Chris Wayne, Max Romeo, Ken Booth, Jezrell, Mortie Butler, Ras Takashi, Echo Kadama, Ras Kinto, Yord Kano, Itopia Band, Willie Williams, Barrington Spence, Baba Leslie, Lloyd McTargaret, Jah Batta, Barry Vincent, Mickey Jarrett, Visionaries, Ras Zero, Frankie Jones, Clive Field Marshall, Steve Knight, Robert Minott, Earl Moodie, Jackie Brown, Tristan Palmer, Little John, Anthony Green, Saedo Alpha broundy, John Clarke, Franklin Isaac, Tony Jackson, Johnny Lover, Melvin and Lloyd, Coozie Mellers, Anthem, Reckles Breed, Andrew Ranks, Micheal Palmer, Mojo Nya Band, Joe Sealy, Owen Stewart, Rockstones, Shades, Super T, Kush, Africian Jamaicans, James B, Dennis Brown, George Chin, Wayne Chin, Karl Wright, Sadla, Jah Skerta, Jah Tuff, Andrea L’Amy, Andrew McCalla, Johnnie Osbourne, JR. Peterkin, Delroy Seralet, Cynthia Webber, Sylvester’s (Mary, Harold, Edmund), Sleepy Wonder, Mute Beat, Santa Ranking, Dillinger, Freddy McKay, Jahlaw, Keith Hudson, Glen Adams Tyrone Taylor, Winston Francis and many more. 


Barnes, from a family of five, extended his unselfish love and generosity not only to his friends in the music fraternity, but also to his many family members and relatives; but most importantly, to his large number of siblings. Recently, this “sibling loyalty” has prompted Barnes to build a new studio in the Bronx on 225th and White Plains road upstairs the Moodies Record Store. This modern state of the art layout, rebrands the Wackies Label, and reflects Barnes’ continued dreams and vision for his recording empire. 

Although Barnes has not released materials in years, Basic Channel which is a German Label, began the reissuing of his earlier recordings. However, since 2001, he has been recording and going on tours with various reggae musicians. He is now ready to reintroduce the World with the new and improved Wackies Label with innovative marketing and new products. Barnes presently resides in the Wakefield neighborhood in the Bronx, New York City.


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