SOLID ROCK - Rebel Frequency week 49

SOLID ROCK - Signs And Wonders "El Orooh Selection" 🇰🇪 (Oct. '22)

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a Roots mix by SATTA SOUND 

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Chalice - Queen Omega (Papa) & The Itals (In Ah This Yah Time)

Queen Omega & The Itals

JMO-DAILY ROOTS-H.I.M. VIBRATION 2024

After over a decade of releasing classic official remixes and perhaps even more legendary bootlegs like "Call Me a Marley" with Stylo G, Deejay Theory finally steps into solo album territory with “Everything is Energy”. Delivering 10 tracks of original compositions produced and mixed fully by Theory, the album also features standout vocal performances from Kabaka Pyramid, Eesah, Runkus, Royal Blu, Suku Ward, and Blakkamoore. Traversing the landscapes of dancehall and reggae while saluting Theory’s bass, jungle, hip hop and soulful beginnings, “Everything is Energy” is an authentic taste of Theory’s musical persona, and an exciting take on modern sonics as a whole.

All songs Produced, Mixed and Arranged by Deejay Theory
Analog Summing by Tonio Sagan and Alan Evans
Mastered by Bob Macc and Alan Evans

Cover artwork by Dewey Saunders
Cover photo by Adam Krauth
Title artwork by Bug

In combination with Arcata Fire
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Gun Sound (feat. Eesah)

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Natural Black - Prisoner Of War [Still Bones Riddim | House of Riddim Productions 2015]

King MAS has always been diverse in his approach to music and has never been one to shy away from tackling challenging subject matter without fear. A true musical warrior, the musical Obeah man has once again channeled the energy of African ancestral powers to address the realities facing many people in these times over a classic Dancehall rhythm which adds a vibrant flavor to an already powerful message.

King MAS is based in Boston on the east coast of the US. However, having been to South Africa several times, the King invokes the warrior spirit of the amaZulu ancestors in response to the oppression and police brutality that Afrikans in the diaspora are experiencing. The sounds of the "Up Close" riddim, resurrected as the "Luv" Riddim this past summer (and made popular by newcomer Tory Lanez), provides the perfect canvas for this social commentary mixed with a history lesson as only the Grammy award winning King can deliver it.

Gun Sound (feat. Eesah)

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