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SOLID ROCK - Trample The Dragon Vol. 7 "El Orooh & El Professor selections" (June '25)

Wisdom through unity.
Worn by war, the gods come together. Not with swords, but with breath. They spit into a sacred vessel and from it create Kvasir, the god of wisdom — born of both tribes. This ancient ritual ends the war and begins a new path. The Vanir and Aesir, once enemies, become kin. This track honors the strange, powerful act of shared surrender that birthed peace.

6.) The Spit and the Peace

Ambassadors of Reggae

Lost Souls

This song grew out of all the conversations people keep having about the Calvin and what its long silence has meant for Northampton. I didn’t want to write it as a complaint so much as a reflection on memory, hope, and the way a venue becomes part of a community’s heartbeat. The reggae groove helped hold that feeling of waiting without losing the warmth. I leaned into the details that everyone around here keeps talking about: the lost license, the stalled reopening, the artists whose names once lit the marquee, and the way local businesses still feel the ripple. What surprised me most while writing was how much optimism slipped in on its own. Even with the doors closed, the hope for that room is still alive, and the song tries to carry that flicker. Maybe that’s what keeps the Calvin’s story from going dark for good.

A new reggae tune about the quiet Calvin Theater and the hope that Northampton’s music heartbeat finds its spark again. Listen here.
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(Verse 1)
Down in Northampton town, there's a stage gone quiet now,
Calvin lights been dark since twenty-three, no music in the house.
Liquor license drifted, summertime it slipped away,
And the people keep on asking, “Will the riddim ever play?”

(Pre-Chorus)
A thousand hearts remember, the nights of soul and fire,
Ray and Brandi on the marquee, lifting every spirit higher.
But the doors stay closed and the echo grows,
While the city waits for the next big show.

(Chorus)
Ohhh, Calvin still waiting, the riddim still debating,
Time keeps skanking on while the theater's hesitating.
Community praying for the music to return-
Light up the marquee, let the good vibes burn.

(Verse 2)
Bowery tried to bring it back, deal nearly sealed,
But like smoke in the breeze, it faded, unrevealed.
License Commission said, “Reopen or let it go,”
Now Toasted got the license, but the Calvin's still low.

(Pre-Chorus)
Down on Main Street shopkeepers sigh,
Saying best nights came when the crowds ran high.
Academy, Iron Horse, Calvin in a row-
Three bright stars in a downtown glow.

(Chorus)
Ohhh, Calvin still waiting, the riddim still debating,
Time keeps skanking on while the theater's hesitating.
People keep hoping that the music will return-
Light up the marquee, let the good vibes burn.

(Bridge)
Some say the buyer needs deep pockets and a dream,
To bring back the drumbeat, restore the scene.
But hope's a little ember in the Pioneer night-
A spark in the valley that just might ignite.

(Verse 3)
Suher stay silent like a locked backstage,
No word for the people, no hint of the next page.
Once he brought it back from four years asleep,
So the town holds faith that the roots run deep.

(Final Chorus)
Ohhh, Calvin still waiting, but the people keep creating
Visions of the night when the music's celebrating.
One day those doors might swing open again-
Northampton singing out, “Welcome home, my friend.”

(Outro)
Calvin Theater, hold on strong,
A quiet hall still deserves its song.
Till the lights shine bright and the bass drum hums,
The heartbeat of the valley whispers-“Your time will come.”

Calvin Waits

Bushman - How you Living!!!

This Train - EP

This Train

- chant - garnet silk (natural mystic riddim)

Chezidek the Herbalist! Rastafari roots and culture singer from St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica. Chezidek emerged on the scene in 2002 with his first album “Harvest Time” ( Vp records), produced by Phillip “ Fattis” Burrell (exterminator rec.). Chezidek unique voice and melodies with cultural, spiritual and sometimes political topics earned him a place in the heart of Reggae fans in Jamaica and worldwide. 
In 2004 chezidek made his first hit song “Leave de Trees” a song he recorded for Hugh Miller ( Our Promotion Labe), Leave De Trees topped the Reggae Charts and made him a house –hold name in Jamaica, the Caribbean and everywhere reggae music plays. 
In 2007 he released his 3rd album “Inna de Road” (Green sleeves Records) produced by Bobby Konders of Massive B Records, with hits like “Inna De Road, Dem A Fight We and Call Pon Dem”. This album is one of the most loved in roots and culture music of today. 
Chezidek has performed for thousands of reggae fans in Jamaica, Caribbean USA and Europe and on most of the major Reggae Festivals. He has worked with popular producers such as Bobby Digital, Dan Carleon, Sly and Robbie, just to name a few, also with European based producer Jah Solid Rock, which released two albums “for Chezidek "Judgement Time” , and recently " The Order Of Melchezedik" wich was released April 16 2013 . 
Chezidek is one of the few roots singer who sticks to the conscious side of the music and never change. As a youth , coming from the home of the Honourable Marcus Garvey, Robert Nesta Marley and Burning Spear, Chezidek was influenced by the ancient Rastafarian tradition and his African roots. A man of righteousness inspired by the Most High Jah Rastafar I. 
Chezidek latest album “ FREEDOM FIGHTERS “ released August 6, 2013 , produced by One Drop records out of California is also another chapter from the book of the spiritual chanter, Chezidek the herbalist, the environmentalist, the Italist, the defender of the cannabis sharing his songs of redemption ,out and available for all reggae fans. 
Chezidek continues on his spiritual , musical journey with the message of righteousness and justice, through the powers of the Most High Jah Rastafari

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