Ikaya & Shuga - Dat Nah Guh Work [Penthouse Records 2014]

JRK MUSIC BRIXTON MUSIC GROUP NEW RIDDIM 
" SUGAR LUMP (CULTURE VERSION)2015
FEAT BASCOM X,TEFLON,RAS FRASER,FLOYD WEST,
NUKLEAR,RAS GHANDI 

BRAND NEW 2015**RIDDIM SUGAR LUMP(CULTURE MIX)

OFF LUTAN FYAH'S EP : MORE BLESSINGS - PRODUCE BY PAYDAYMUSIC 

07 SICK AND TIRED OF IT

CORNER STORE BLUES


[Verse 1]
Headlines thunder, say the world comes apart,
streets hum with rumors of a breaking heart.
I scroll through chaos with a clenched, tight jaw,
name every villain I think that I saw.
Catastrophe flickers on every screen,
I crown myself judge of what all this means.
But deep in the center of my small day,
one quiet choice still shapes the way.

[Pre-Chorus]
So I pull my focus
back to here,
back to this breath,
back to this fear.

[Mantra Chorus]
I say:
Edge of the blade,
heart of the street,
I change the story
with each soul I meet.

Edge of the blade,
heart of the street,
I tune my impulse
from rage to greet.

[Verse 2]
I think of the stranger I cut with my eyes,
the neighbor I sentence with private replies.
I call them “the problem” and walk right past,
then wonder why winters inside me last.
I fear not punishments falling from the sky,
I fear the cold verdicts I sling when I lie.
I shape my future with the words I repeat,
I shape this era in my tiny seat.

[Pre-Chorus 2]
So I hold my fire,
name my ache,
trade quick blame
for a truer wake.

[Mantra Hook]
I tell myself:
Speak less venom, more clear truth.
Less performance, more live proof.
Less “you’re evil,” more “I see
places where you look like me.”

[Bridge]
I stand at the border of fury and care,
one step forward decides what lives there.
If I hurl curses, they circle around,
if I sow mercy, it softens the ground.
End times, headlines, warnings, dread—
none outrun what I just said.

[Final Mantra Chorus]
Edge of the blade,
heart of the street,
I choose my posture
with each soul I meet.

Edge of the blade,
heart of the street,
I send out the grace
I one day want to meet.

Edge of the blade,
heart of the street,
I turn my reflex
from crush to greet.

[Tag]
Catastrophe roars,
I still decide
whether my spirit
cuts or guides.

Speak Less Venmon

Lovin you is such a blessing

Tony Rebel - My Dread [Tower Music Media Group 2016]

COCOA TEA - INSIDE OUT

Release Date - Thursday, Febraury 14th
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Reggae music has been intimately tied to “royalty” since it’s very inception. Often referred to as “the Kings music”, there has been a consistent presence of regal African imagery in Reggae culture. With Rastafari as a major part of the music’s origins, these concepts have
remained prominent even as their presence have fluctuated in other genres of music. 

Grammy-winning songwriter King MAS, with the release of his third studio album “Crown”, draws inspiration from the ancient tradition of African royalty and creates a musical universe that is sure to enchant, educate, and uplift Reggae lovers across the globe. On the heels of the massive collaborative single “Definition of a King”, King MAS has concocted another potion of powerful musical medicine that is as potent an offering as we have seen thus far.
The "Crown" album explores the theme of right relationship and reminds each listener of the ancient principles that keep relationships, families, and kingdoms together. In the title song
(Crown), King MAS expresses his desire to heal the scars of a broken heart as he proclaims his belief that beyond a shadow of a doubt “every Queen deserves a crown”. With 17 original
songs, including 12 previously unreleased cuts from his ever expanding catalog, “Crown” is a musical journey through the mind of a modern day king. With a host of features including Zosia
McGregor, Randy Valentine, Kabaka Pyramid, & Jahdan Blakkamoor, the global Reggae community is well represented.

COCOA TEA - INSIDE OUT

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