Name: Steppers anthem by Carlton Livingston in DJ DEMONANGEL SELECTA 112014
Duration: 3 min 58 s
Description: My first foray into Dubstep courtesy of WEBCAM Productions outa France

DJ DEMONANGEL SELECTA 112014

14 August 2022 - RootsYardd TOPM w/Black Chariot

HIM Haile Selassie I 70th Coronation - New Chapter, Judah Int'l, Black Chariot Int'l (VINYL)

REGGAE VOYAGE Sessions...feat. SOLID ROCK (Royal Sounds Ent. KENYA) (5th May '23)

A new album is out "Velvet Textures Volume 3": https://undogmatic.bandcamp.com/

Undogmatic - Hyperthymesia [New album: undogmatic.bandcamp.com]

Feldub remix of Million Stylez feat Richie Riott - Gimmi di vapor (produced by Dreadsquad)

Dreadsquad - Gimmi di vapor (Feldub official RMX)

Mindfulness is derived from Buddhist art as an act of meditation and accepting others, and has gained worldwide popularity as a distinctive method to handle emotions. A Sol Mechanic has the slow, nuanced beats that parallel Handbook’s tracks, while Handbook’s unpredictably swift beats pulse in unison to A Sol Mechanic’s nostalgic flow. This EP will bring variety and a tranquil sound to its audience in a sensational, attentive way.

A Sol Mechanic’s contributions in this EP, named “All Along” and “Elevate”, alongside Handbook’s releases, “Goldmines” and “Only just Met”, are proud - they truly allow the emotions to flow within the balance of pitch and rhythm. Enraptured, dreamy and enchanted, mixed with a sorrowful grieving, this is an EP for the listeners to relate to within their own practice of mindfulness.

Italdred’s elemental artists work to bring you musical loops, while remaining loyal to its sound played, with a wide variety of timbres and dynamics. The latter may still be an element of linear ordering within synth, looping and guitar that leave your mind high.

Here’s a few words from the artists…

A Sol Mechanic - "The first time I heard Handbook and his original style I knew there was potential for a major collab between us. Being a big fan of his work and having crossed paths with him through various collectives, it seemed inevitable that we'd link up to create a collection we truly believe in. When Rob proposed a collaboration EP to be released on Italdred with Handbook himself, I jumped at the opportunity and am very grateful for doing so. "Mindfulness" explores our deep understanding of each other's creative inspiration and how we can create a profound landscape through collaborative thought."

Handbook - "A Sol Mechanic had been on my radar for some time and over the years I began hearing a lot about his development as a producer. I tuned into his music earlier this year and was blown away. Rob, at Italdred, reached out to me asking if I wanted to work on a split EP with ASM and I didn’t need to think too hard about it.

Alongside ASM, I wanted to create something powerful, but relaxing. Something that would leave an impact but wasn’t a chore to listen to. Something with an obvious feeling, but left the listener wanting to listen again and pick up on some of the more subtle aspects of the tracks. Something that left the listener respecting the craft of what was playing and enjoying what was going on. I feel that Mindfulness encapsulates that."



Handbook - Goldmines

Extract from The Jazz Jousters album: Locations: Brazil - Download available here:
millenniumjazz.bandcamp.com/album/locations-brazil


The Jazz Jousters - Locations: Brazil - SmokedBeat - 15 Saudade

01. Hail The King - Rik Jam
02. Come Terrible - Ras Teo
03. Who Will Go For Us - Akae Beka
04. Bondage - Tribal Seeds & Twinkle Brothers
05. Plastic Smile - Marlon Asher
06. System - Sizzla
07. Survival - Subajah & I Jah
08. War - Mikey Murka  (WAR)
09. Concrete - Ben Aarans & Zebby  (WAR)
10. Vampire - Fikir Amlak
11. Clearance - Jah Mender
12. What A Time - Mo'kalamity
13. Foundation - Kushart
14. Bless Me - Perfect Giddimani & Ras Attitude
15. Ion Man - Ras Teo
16. Once Again - Nga Han
17. Cream Of Joy - Akae Beka
18. Living Right - Horace Andy  (IMMORTAL LOVE)
19. Soul To Soul - Anthony Que  (IMMORTAL LOVE)
20. California - Perfect Giddimani  (IMMORTAL LOVE)                                                
21. Jah Well - Brother Culture  (FIGHT AGAIN)
22. Tired Of The System - Randy Valentine & Eesah  (FIGHT AGAIN)
23. Bla Bla Bla - Lutan Fyah  (FIGHT AGAIN)
24. Uncle Joe - Vivian Jones
25. Public Holiday (Tribute To Marcus Mosiah Garvey) - Kumar
26. More Than Gold - Mosiah
27. New Energy - King Lorenzo
28. Please Mr. Police - Ras Attitude  (BLACK WOMAN)
29. Cease Fire - Ras-I  (BLACK WOMAN)
30. Black Woman - Loubna  (BLACK WOMAN)
31. Rebellion Running - Akae Beka
32. Jah Send The Rain - Azizzi Romeo
33. Chant Nyabinghi - R. Zee Jackson
34. Ancient Of Days Dub
35. Ancient Of Days - Ras Teo
36. Man A Chant - Jolly Joseph
37. Talk Love - Jah Defender
38. Where Is Home - Clatta Bumboo
39. Lion - Subajah
40. Home Away From Home - Nadia McAnuff
41. Warn - Abeng  (BLA BLA)
42. Ova Me - Jonny De Ambassador  (BLA BLA)
43. All Around Man Yard - Akae Beka
44. Bring It Anu - Tamera
45. Nelson Mandela - Stoneface Priest
46. Marcus Mosiah Garvey - Carlton Livingston  (WALLS OF JERUSALEM)
47. Jerusalem - Rod Taylor  (WALLS OF JERUSALEM)
48. Champion - Zareb  (WALLS OF JERUSALEM)
49. Jah Never Fail I - Dahvid Slur  (WALLS OF JERUSALEM)
50. So Jah Seh - Nadia McAnuff & The Ligerians
51. Diamonds And Gold - Marlon Asher, Tarrus Riley & Capleton
52. Lift Me - Jah Lil  (ROOTS AND CULTURE)
53. Trumpet Sound - Milton Blake  (ROOTS AND CULTURE)
54. Deal With It So - Micah Shemaiah  (ROOTS AND CULTURE)
55. Roots Congo Natty - Bobo Blackstar  (POSSE)
56. Hold A Vibe - Ezekiah Rose  (POSSE)
57. African Descendants - Mo'kalamity
58. Play Fool - Ras Teo
59. Holding The Amen Key - Akae Beka
60. Dragon Step - Youthie
61. Unify - Alpheus

SOLID ROCK - pop up reggae shop (7th Mar. '24)

Rural Heights Vol.4, the newest addtion to Righteous Riddims' mixtape series, presents 79 minutes of modern reggae music.

01	Raging Fyah - Judgement day (RR Special)
02	Franz Job -  From Rotown (RR Special)
03	Dre Island - Reggae love

Freedom Fire Riddim:
04	Exco Levi - Love yourself
05	Busy Signal - Nah follow dem
06	RC - Word of the people
07	Torch - Blazing

 08	SOJA & J Boog - Fuck your system
09	Jah9 - Steamers a bubble
10	Bugle - Life goes On
11	Raging Fyah - Jah glory	

War Is In The Dance Riddim:
12	Exco Levi - Reggae calling
13	Pressure - Don’t trouble trouble
14	Gappy Ranks - Carpenter	

Smart Riddim:
15	Gappy Ranks & Torch - Barefoot
16	Kelissa - Keep my head up
17	King Mas - Reflection


18	Morgan Heritage & Jo Mersa Marley - Light it up	
19 	Chronixx & Inner Circle - News carryin Dread 	
20	Jesse Royal - Finally
21	M. Shemaiah feat. Hempress Sativa - Dread at the control
22	Kabaka Pyramid - Phenomenon	

I’m Living Riddim:
23	Pinchers - Guide me oh Jah
24	Burro Banton & Cornell Campbell - Pressure
25	Sizzla - I’m living

26	Luciano - Change dem ways
27	Mykal Rose & Snow  - Shame
28	Dre Island - On time
29	Exile Di Brave & Don Carl - Dancehall vibes (RR Special)
30	Wayne Marshall - I know

Fade Away Riddim:
31	Wayne Marshall - Fade away
32	Iba Mahr - Let Jah lead the way (RR Special)

33	Protoje & Kabaka Pyramid - The flame
34	Stephen Marley & Capleton - Rock stone

Soul Roots Riddim:
35	Capleton - Time will tell
36	I-Wayne - Stay humble
37	Lutan Fyah - Africa

38	Hempress Sativa - Judgement (RR Special)	
39	Jah Mason - Step outta babylon
40	Romain Virgo - No money

On The Corner Riddim:
41	Kabaka Pyramid - Well done
42	Iba Mahr - Talk if dem want
43	Wayne Marshall - On the corner

Ram Jam Riddim:
44	Clay - Love and be loved
45	Shaggy - Don´t stop
46	Chronixx - Play some roots

47	Morgan Heritage - Strictly roots
48	Protoje - Stylin

Money Target Riddim:
49	Loyal Flames - Worst thing
50	Romain Virgo - Money target 

51	Runkus - Run

Honey Pot Riddim:
52	Chronixx - Smile Jamaica
53	RC - Why should I (RR Special)
54	Torch -  Good reggae music (RR Special)

55	Pressure - Virgin Islands nice
56	Romain Virgo - Stars across the sky

Zion Train Riddim:
57	Tarrus Riley - Live up
58	Jah Cure - Zion train

59	Machel Montano & Morgan Heritage - I see lots
60	Jah Cure - Rasta
61	Protoje  - Criminal
62	Nattali Rize & Kabaka Pyramid - Generations will rize 
63	Jah Sun - New paradigm
64	Clay - Fire
65	Koro Fyah - New day
66	Busy Signal & RC - Dreams of brighter days 

Dancehall Sings Riddim:
67	Gappy Ranks - Guide me
68	Bugle - False prophet
69	Mavado - Kill dem slowly
70	Konshens - Bad man heart

71	Exco Levi - Save the music

Reggaemiles Riddim:
72	Exco Levi - Love
73	Cali P - Solution
74	Luciano - Where are the hearts

Legends Of Soul Riddim:
75	Charly Black - Better must come
76	Dilligence - Real friends
77	Lutan Fyah - One more

78	Bobby Hustle - Kush morning (RR Special)
79	Frass - My life
80	Randy Valentine - Rat race
81	Randy Valentine & Addis Pablo - Rat race (Dub Version)
82	Clay - Shadow after dark
83	Dre Island - Hide away
84	Ky-Mani Marley - Get high

Mixed by Selecta Hias. Mastering by Goldi - thanks for the support!!

For infos & dates check: www.righteous-riddims.de or www.facebook.com/righteousriddims
Contact: kontakt@righteous-riddims.de

Also check: www.lionpaw.de

Rural Heights Vol. 4 by Righteous Riddims

Buzwakk Records / Musical Ambassador 
Shank I Shenk Riddim

BUNNY LYE LYE FEAT JUNIOR CAT - TIME SO HARD

My first foray into Dubstep courtesy of WEBCAM Productions outa France

Steppers anthem

Love I bring- U- Roy

Peace & Love riddim

TRODDING TO STONE LOVE SOUND

SOLID ROCK - Rebel Frequency week 18 "Livicated"

"If you want to judge the morality of a people, listen to his music." Confucius

Carlton Livingston, the fourth of six children, was born in the parish of St. Mary, Jamaica. At an early age he began to sing in church this is where he discovered his musical gift. Carlton mother Beryl and his older sisters were all very active in their church choir and play a part in influencing and giving Carlton a base to start his musical journey.
   Around 1970 he relocated to Kingston with his family where he attended Vauxhall Secondary School. While attending school he started a sound system with his friends named “Fantastic Three”. After graduating from Vauxhall he attended Trench Town Comprehensive high school. In that period of time he also met “Tony Walcott” who refined his style of singing.1978 Tony took him to Channel One Records to record: (Tale of Two Cities) he also took him to the legendary  (Studio One Records) this led to such hits as (Why) (Here I Stand) and (Predictions). After leaving school he was approached by Leon and Chester Symoie from (Trillseekers) label to record some songs this led to Carlton first Lp titled “Soweto”.

 The early eighties was a busy time in his career recording opportunities started to materialize for Carlton he recorded (Mr. Dj) (Cuss Rasta) for U Browns label (Trodding) (Tricks) for Sly and Robbie “Taxi” label. Carlton also recorded for Clive Jarrett’s “Dynamite Record Label” out of this session came the massive hit (Rumors) (Marie) and (Confusion).

 1980 saw Carlton success grew to great heights in Jamaica, Europe and North America. At this point he recorded his second Lp (Trodding) It was around this time he went on tour that covered North America.

 Carlton immigrates to the United States about 1982 where he continues to record the first producer that approached him was Clive Busy and he recorded (Cold Winter). Carlton was introduced to Percy Chin and Hyman Wright from “Jah Life Records” This combination led to the dancehall anthem (100 lb. A Collie Weed) The Lp of the same name was released by "Greensleeves Record” In that same period he also recorded a couple of songs for “Wackies"
Carlton also released in 1994 a self-produced CD (Emotions) the next year (Un-Forgiven) was also released followed by a compilation of his hits (Retrospect)

 While on tour in Europe along side “Soul Stereo” he linked up wit Grant Phabao from “T.I.M.E.C” records and recorded (Bridge Of Life) From that Lp (Running For My Life) was included in the Movie “Paris”. 2016 the acclaimed (Message to you) Rudie appeared on the sound track of Jon Favereau’s move “Chef”. Carlton has been hailed as one of the best singer/songwriter of his time. He has worked with many of the greatest reggae producers and artists such as “Lone Ranger” “Gregory Isaac” “Dennis Brown”. His songs has been covered by artist’s like "Carl Meeks” “Shine head” “Sanchez” and Hip Hop artists the like's of "KRS One" "Ja Rule”. Today Carlton is still recording and touring and is always in demand for his killer dub plates.

Steppers anthem

Carlton Livingston

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