“I’m the burning lights in the fridge”: 150 Session joins the 5th season of Radio Cómeme and introduces a show dedicated to the riddim. In the name of love and resistance we connected some highly political but yet not too critical jazz, rocksteady, ska, roots, dub and reggae beyond reggae tunes to accompany the final weeks of summer 2014. For the first time we also pay a tribute to Le Monde Diplomatique and recommend some movies which represent a possible subtext on 150 Session Edition XVII. Their titles are They Harder They Come (Jamaica 1972), Rockers (Jamaica 1978) and Countryman (Jamaica 1982). Enjoy!

1: Earth Sound Part 1 by Ernest Ranglin

2: Super Cool by Junior Soul

3: I Fell In Love by The Conquerors

4: Our Man Flint by Tommy McCook & The Supersonics

5: Love Me Forever by Carlton & His Shoes

6: Zorro by Tommy McCook & The Observers

7: Slipping Into Darkness by Carl Bradney

8: Fisherman by The Congos

9: Lambs Bread Collie by The Light Of Saba

10: Call Of The Drums by Johnny & The Attractions

11: Ethiopian Kingdom by Prince Ronald Downer with Count Ossie & His Band

12: Lumumbo by Bunnie & Skitter

13: Bank To Bank by Lloyd ‘Bullwackie’ Barnes & Lee “Scratch” Perry

14: Don’t Worry Yourself by Sugar Minott featuring Chris Wayne

15: All I Can Say by Love Joy’s & Lloyd ‘Bullwackie’ Barnes

16: Righteous Kingdom (Version) by African Brothers

17: March Down Babylon by Rhythm & Sound meet The Chosen Brothers


Radio Cómeme – 150Session 17 by ML

Founded in 2009, the internationalist label Cómeme has established itself as a mobile home, a dance music caravan joined and nurtured by artists from BsAs, Joburg, Medellín, Bucharest, México, Köln and many more places on the planet. Cómeme aims to become a place for diversity, irreverence, musical insurgency and freedom.