KEIDA - STAND FOR SOMETHING

Scratch over this....Battle BBOY Track...
just showing support and love to 
the the BBOY's , DJ's and the MC's
Donation track for the Kids 

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"Shotta" .....Second single from our upcoming Album.."Sly and Robbie presents No-MAddz"
Let us know what you think.

Shotta

Discoset 1

Cerrone, Chelcee Grimes, Mike City - I Want (New Version)

Shuga - In Deh

Racquel Jones  born and raised in Portland Jamaica 
welcome to the Lyricist 

6 .Wonder When - Raquel Jones - Zeen

Prod By: Negus Roots 
Distributed By: Musical Ambassador

Horace Martin & Bucky Jo - Travelling

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lion-paw-riddim/id1115752353

Lion Paw Riddim

STICK UP

Kelissa - STICK UP

The first offering from Rocker-T's "The Return of the Tru Ganjaman" album features classic tu-tu tweng vocals from Black Uhuru's Mykal Rose + a cameo from U.K. dancehall deejay Mr. Williamz. 

See more here: http://www.largeup.com/2016/06/09/rocker-t-mykal-rose-mr-williamz/

Rocker-T featuring Mykal Rose & Mr. Williamz - "Disgrace"

Run Away is the latest release from XTM Nation, and a reinterpretation of a Rasta spiritual originally recorded by the Negus Churchical Host, and then by Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus. It's a chant - the embodiment of word, sound and power, and not to be taken lightly. We're talking soul in its truest sense - a manifestation of black consciousness that demands authenticity, conveying a message that's resonated throughout the ages. 
 
Producer Kareem "Remus" Burrell, son of Jamaican producer Philip "Fatis" Burrell, grew up immersed in Rasta culture, and surrounded by many of the island's leading artists and musicians. Bunny Rugs, lead singer with Third World, was a family friend, and voiced this magnificent track for the young producer at XTM's studio in Stony Hill, where Kareem's father made his last recordings.
 
Rugs sadly passed away six years ago, but his spirit lives on in this uplifting reggae hymn. Third World are known for crossover hits like Now That We've Found Love, yet there was a more profound side to Rugs' character, as demonstrated on his occasional songs for Xterminator and XTM Nation.    
  
“I man is Rasta from head to toe and nobody love Emperor Haile Selassie I like me man, because look at what Rasta has brought to the table," he told Echoes' John Masouri. "It's changed the entire world in terms of how people look at themselves in a natural form. Certain reggae festivals might have a million visitors over a few days and half of them are white Rastafarians. That’s not an accident and anytime you see someone with dreadlocks, whether they’re Rasta or not, that came directly from Jamaica, regardless of wherever they found out about the culture in the first place.
"The Rastaman has changed the whole face of the globe, just like the music has. Everyday when I get up, I marvel at how powerful this little thing is because it started out as a hobby and look how powerful it has become! It’s helped to change governments and transform people’s thinking. It’s unfathomable my friend, I tell you...”

The release date for Run Away is February 21st, which would have seen Bunny Rugs reach seventy-two. It's a birthday he shared with Bob Marley and in a very real sense, since the two were good friends and often spent it together, smoking high-grade and playing songs. This year "Juggles," as Bob called him - or rather that superb voice of his - will be celebrating alongside two Jamaican artists on the rise, and whose presence in the XTM Nation camp guarantees there'll be plenty more musical fireworks to come. 
 
Words by John Masouri

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