got a tattoo while this song played, it will be forever in my heart now haha

Alif Tree - Aurevoir

Sunday Jen

Mattafix - Freeman

Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero – Reggae Infused is a celebration of love and devotion, reimagined through reggae’s universal pulse, blending heartfelt Latin songcraft with Jamaican rhythm.

Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero - Reggae Infused

Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero - Reggae EDM Radio Edit

The river's gone
Dried up and moved on
Beneath the sun
With nothing left to run

Was once so wide
And deep down inside
Was swept away
By time and decay

And you
Too
Were swept away like a river

The land is dry
Not a cloud in the sky
Nothing left to give
And no place left to live

Nowhere to hide
And nowhere to lie
On this hard ground
It's all barren now

And you
Too
Were swept away like a river

Track from the album "Dub Country Essentials Vol. 1", previously released on the album "Devil In The Detail"

Dub Country Essentials Vol. 1

The River's Gone Dub

Debut album from AddisAbabaBand.

https://www.facebook.com/Addisabababand

Piakågerenout

"To Melt The Moon" is off of the forthcoming Rangda album, The Heretic's Bargain", out February 19th!

Pre-order here:  http://www.dragcity.com/products/the-heretics-bargain

Rangda- "To Melt The Moon"

The Spectrum Mix number 6 is here at last!

From hip hop, dnb, chilled to house, it’s what these Spectrum Mixes are be all about.

Hope all is good, enjoy the cast, below is the track list as I know many of you have been requesting a list for a while now.

Track List

1	Nite Bells - Lunice
2	25 MCs - Wiley
3	Long Distance - Sam Gellaitry
4	Mamani - Cristian Dinamarca
5	So Sick Stories (feat. King Krule) - RATKING
6	Swamp Beat - Ital Tek
7	Post Suite - Floating Points Ensemble
8	Angel Dust - Brian Jackson & Gil Scott-Heron
9	Trap Door (feat. MF Doom) - Jake One
10	2 Is 8 - Lone
11	Down With the King - Run-DMC
12	Revival (Japanese LP Mix) - Martine Girault
13	Mystery - Miles Davis
14	Full Circle (feat. Boxed In) - George FitzGerald
15	Love Jones	 - Glenn Astro	
16	Creep - Detroit Swindle
17	Requiem - Ten Walls
18	Sooty Shearwater, King of Migration - Fatima Yamaha
19	Knowing we’ll Be Here (KiNK Remix) - Daniel Avery
20	Wrakk - Max Graef & Labuzinski
21	1960 What? (Opolopo Remix) - Gregory Porter
22	Sittin’ Here - St Germain
23	Labyrinth - Zomby
24	Glow and Glare (Âme Remix) - Jazzanova
25	Sensation - Daniel Avery
26	Junt - Skee Mask	
27	Journey of the Dragons - Galaxy 2 Galaxy
28	London Sumtin’ - Code 071
29	Rewind - Kelela	
30	Constructive Interference	   - Evil Needle & Sivey	
31	My Friends Will Always Say... - FaltyDL
32	Silhouettes (I, II & III) - Floating Points
33	Lord of the Mic Cypher - The HeavyTrackerz
34	Not That Deep (Instrumental) - The HeavyTrackerz
35	The Only Scarf - Machinedrum & Prefuse 73
36	Revolve-Her - Alix Perez
37	Maximus - Flowrian
38	Deep Thoughts - Euphorics
39	Lost Along the Way (feat. D.Ablo) - Technimatic
40	Au Revoir La Nuit - Soulstance




SPECTRUM MIX 6

UFe remix of my debut single "Hai dupã surori - Come get sisters" 

Follow UFe here: https://soundcloud.com/ufe

Come get your sisters - Hai dupa Surori

Free download

Hai Dupã Surori (UFe Broken Dub Remix)

Reggae Roast today release their eagerly awaited debut album ‘Turn Up The Heat’ via Trojan Records newest label imprint Trojan Reloaded. The release of ‘Turn Up The Heat’ marks a new era for reggae through reimagining the roots of the sound in a way that makes it accessible for the streaming era. Listen to ‘Turn Up The Heat’, here. 

The album follows a series of singles which have been released off the record in the form of ‘Never B4’ featuring Mr Williamz, ‘Do It Again’ featuring Horseman and Natty Campbell as well as the most recent drop ‘Good Love’ alongside the inimitable General Levy. 

Having become a mainstay in the reggae scene, the album features an array of incredible artists all of whom are long time friends and collaborators of Reggae Roast which collectively creates a sound that has so much musical variation all whilst simultaneously marrying together to form a body of work and bold array of sounds all of which fuse together seamlessly.

A music collective that continues to push boundaries whilst simultaneously keeping the spirit of the genre alive, ‘Turn Up The Heat’ exemplifies Reggae Roast’s skilled musical craftsmanship in working with both new-gen artists and legends from the scene to create a sound that is both new and classic.

During such trying times, ‘Turn Up The Heat’ brings a burst of sunshine through its tropical reggae sounds underpinned by beats that encompass real reggae grit. With reggae often lauded for its music boasting such positivity and optimism, the new album is destined to add warmth to people’s playlists and radio waves marking the start of summer.

Reggae Roast is a sound system collective based in London. They have been running events at venues and festivals across the UK for over a decade and built their custom built sound system in 2015, in order to bring the sound to the people. Along the way partnering with an array of incredible talent the album is a collaboration project featuring some of their favourite artists.

Mattafix - Freeman

Cold As The North Pole

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