A TRIBUTE TO QUEEN OMEGA...THE MOTHER OF CREATION 
& TO ALL TRUE QUEENS IN THIS TIME...MORE WADADA!!!

Recorded, Produced & Mixed by Delmighty Sounds (Portugal - Lisboa)...


LYRICS (by Nish Wadada)

Lala lalalala...

Empress Menen...The Mother of creation
Empress Menen...The Queen of all kings
Empress Menen...The Mother of creation
Empress Menen...The Queens of all queens

It was in march '83 (a child was born) of the 19th century
When came to light...the future Queen of kings
Empress Menen...She came to be

Empress Menen...

Mama...you're the enlightment of Zion
Mama...with whom I long to be
Mama...true grace of a woman
Mama..she lives in you and me

Empress Menen...

Crowned right next to Rastafari...Symbol of perfect unity
The Lioness & Lion of Judah...to live in perfect harmony
She rises like the brightest star...waiting for her moon...her endless love
The universe reflects within her eyes...perfect harmony

Empress Menen...

Arise...all my Sisters (Queens) in the world 
Arise...show respect & show your worth (with dignity & worth)
Arise...Menen

EMPRESS MENEN (Delmighty Sounds)

Produced by Nick Manasseh, 'Rise Up' originally came as a 45 on Riz back in in 1998.

This discomix edit will be available on the forthcoming 'Rise Up! The Riz Records Story', which will be released on Bristol's Reggae Archive records in late January 2014. The album is a compilation of fifteen tracks, and includes unreleased music from Willie Williams and Earl 16, plus a total of six exclusive disco mix edits by Rootikal. 

Johnny Osbourne 'Rise Up' discomix

Blood Lion-Haile I(Run It All Stars)

Augustus Pablo - Java Version 2 - Impact Label

A TENDINA

Masta G - REGGAE STORY

The Abyssinians 
Declaration Of Rights 
Remix by Higher Light Prod 
For Brigante Records

Artwork by Dizziness Design
Mix/Master by Olo ( OnDubGround )




The Abyssinians - Declaration Of Rights  ( Higher Light Prod Remix )

DON CARLOS - Earlyday Sound party dubplate

Dub plate cuts available from Akashic Records: https://www.facebook.com/akashicrecordsreggae

A medley of some of the vocal projects on the Crucial rhythm

I Natural - Itection
Fred Locks - Judgement Day
Akae Beka - Stability
Fikir Amlak - Walk with Jah

Rhythm by Noel Zebulon
Mixed by Ras Muffet

I Natural, Fred Locks, Akae Beka, Fikir Amlak - Crucial rhythm  dub plate medley

Rebelmadiaq presents TAKE THE CITY RIDDIM

Un ritmo rudo, repleto de líricas conscientes y con clara inspiración "rub a dub" donde destaca una potente sección rítmica lista para reclamar calles y plazas. 

Un ritme rude, replet de líriques conscients i amb clara inspiració "rub a dub" on destaca una potent secció rítmica llista per reclamar carrers i places. 

A rough rhythm, full of conscious lyrics and with clear "rub a dub" inspiration where it highlights a powerful rhythmic section ready to reclaim streets and squares.

Guitar & Bass: Willy Fuego. 
Drums, Percs & Keys: Chalart58 
Mixed by Pablo Lamotta & Chalart58. 
Recorded at LaPanchita Studio. 
Produced by Rebelmadiaq & Chalart58 
artwork: CISCO KSL 
video by Poca Broma Produccions 
production assistance (JA): Afrikan Bump Muzik 
Riddim Composed by Rebelmadiaq Sound & Chalart 58. 
un projecte de Quesoni Coop 
Barcelona 2017

Take The City Riddim

Buy here

Macka B - Never Bow (Take The City Riddim). Rebelmadiaq Sound.

Twinkle Brothers meets Jah Shaka-Jah Shall Reign

  Prolific reggae producer Clive Chin ranks as one of Jamaican music's greatest heroes. While working at the family business, Randy's Record Store and the crucial studio upstairs, Randy's Studio 17, Chin oversaw seminal recordings by the '70s top reggae performers and producers: the Wailers, Tommy McCook, Alton Ellis, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Lee Perry and Black Uhuru. From 1969, when it opened, Randy's Studio 17 became a focal point of Jamaican music, with the studio booked non-stop. Working with innovative engineer Errol Thompson, a teenaged Clive Chin laid down thick bass and drum rhythms which became a signature of the roots reggae, dub and rebel rock/rockers sounds. Music personnel flocked to Randy's to get the rich bass sound and full sonic image on their songs. 
                                      
     Mr Chin first rose to prominence by producing a record for a classmate Horace Swaby, a.k.a. Augustus Pablo. This record, Java, became a slow burning international sensation with its Eastern motif played on the melodica. LPs followed, namely This Is Augustus Pablo and Java Java Dub, which elaborated on the rhythmic achievements of the single. Another of his biggest hits on the British National Chart was "Fatty Bum, Bum" by Carl Malcolm. Ultimately, these halcyon days came to an abrupt end in 1978, as the Chin family closed shop and relocated to New York, where the record operation was renamed V.P. Records, today, the largest reggae distributor in North America. Distanced from the scene, Chin spent much of the '80s helping the family to run a new business, a Jamaican restaurant in Queens. As of 1998, Clive Chin has begun to produce records again, and it will be refreshing to hear new work in the '90s from this producing legend. Underappreciated, largely due to the longstanding unavailability stateside of even the milestone productions of Chin's career, a spate of reissues has brought Chin's productions to the light of day once again... 