We went hard at Bandcamp Friday back in April this year - and it's finally time to release the harvest in this latest set of our sub-series, the Proof Of Purchase specials - this one being lucky number thirteen!  We'll be spinning all kinds of incredible music that's new to the show this week once again - some come on in, grab a seat, get comfy, and check out some amazing tunes from the independent scene we share together!  We've got Opal Ocean, Mad Lollypop, In The Whale, OurGlassZoo, Plike, Gleodream, Dutty Devioso, Annie DiRusso, Psykobilly, Todd Underwood, Red Martian, SMAIBLUE, and ManChester Speas in the mix today - we'll also be playing double-shots from Little Ghost, AZWEL, and Dust In The Sunlight too - AND...we'll be stopping in along the way throughout the show to tell ya about brand-new tunes being made by Link&Chain and GioGag as well!  There might just be more reasons to tune in & turn up for this episode than we've loaded into any other before - you'll just have to check it all out to know for sure!

For the full song lineup of today's episode of the SBS Podcast and quick links to all the bands & artists featured on the show, make sure to swing over to our main page at http://www.sleepingbagstudios.ca for the complete details & more info!

2021 Episode 127 - Proof Of Purchase! Vol. 13

1st EVER Tune Juggling / Mixing attempt <3 

More Love My True Friends & Thank You Anyone That Has Taught Me A Positive Ting On mY Journey So Far ................ <3

Persi Mixx by SweetRowanne / Rowanne Paris #TeamReggae PRO MUSIC PROMOTIONS - Nottingham 
Friday 24th Apr 2015

SweetRowanne Dancehall Reggae Jugglin 2015

The Native Wayne Jobson & Barry O'Hare Remix of NO WAY NO feat. Shaggy

Magic! feat. Shaggy - No Way No (Native Wayne Jobson & Barry O’Hare Remix)

"Here Comes The King is my personal tribute to my Dad for his contribution and dedication to the Music Industry and by extension, Jamaica. His love, profound work and passion for music as a whole led him to become an international icon and to me, my ultimate King." - Marla Brown

Marla Brown Here Comes The King


 “I really appreciated the big band that was featured in the beginning of the song. It helped grab my attention initially. The piano was a nice change from the guitar that I am used to hearing in most reggae tunes. The lead singer's voice was very in style with the reggae style that I am used to hearing. The background vocals were on point as well and very well in harmony with each other and with the lead singer. The song was put together very well altogether in that the backgrounds stayed in the back and the vocals sat very nicely on top of the rest of the elements featured. I found this song to be particularly contagious in that I could not stop bobbing my head along with the funky background percussion and piano riffs. It reminded me of sitting on a beach somewhere, lighting up, and just chilling.” Review.

ITunes

Exclusive New Day"REVISITED"

 “This is reggae, blues. Sounds uplifting, inspirational. Bob Marley type music. Makes me feel relaxed, at ease. Great blues rhythm. Great Rasta music. Settling. Pleasant vocals. Lyrics are about the sun and rain. Not being able to stop the rain from falling down. New favorite Rasta song, "Review.

 “A sexy reggae track to relax too 10/10 A good song to chill and roll your legal herb too. A rock steady track with reggae fineness. This jam packs flavor the singer has a swagger that is just cool. No words can explain how chill this record is. Great morning music.” Review.

 “Reggae sound isn't very common these days and this sounds very good. Gotta love the vocals haha. Just a great sound with a great feeling behind the music. The vocal harmony is really good throughout the song. That guitar solo was really awesome cause it wasn't all extreme or anything. A very calm reggae grove song and it is simply amazing!” Review.





BandCamp

"FIX THE ROOF"

 “There is a very classic reggae sound on this track. The lyrics have that spiritual side to them, which is a big part of true reggae music. The singing is well done and reminds me of Bob Marley. The guitar work is very tasteful and the track has an excellent arrangement. The track has great drum and percussion work and solid production.”

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Jah Is Great



<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/d2c108'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Soul Reble - Dismantle [Dj Goffe Productionz] - June 2016

Copyright protection and enforcement in the Jamaican music industry continues to be a topic with international interest and repercussions. Jamaican entertainment attorney Lloyd Stanbury reasons with Groovin Radio's Ras Clem and Anthony Turner about Flourgon and Miley Cyrus, Bam Bam and other critical issues affecting music rights management in Jamaica. This is PART 2 of a two part series.

LLOYD STANBURY ON MUSIC COPYRIGHTS Part 2 - A Groovin Radio New York Interview

Tony Endz x Ghost Rene' - Every 48 (Never Great)

https://www.datpiff.com/Tony-Endz-Ghost-Rene-Maskntape-mixtape.999148.html

Mask N Tape #BoomBap tone n ghost switching up the rhythm and flow for this tape

Tony Endz x Ghost Rene' - Every 48 (Never Great)

Link&Chain is a unique musical group that has been performing and recording for about twenty five years (25). ” This outstanding group involves four extraordinary dedicated rastaman. Dwight Campbell the maestro is known as “Tweetie”, Paul Williams, the big voice and writer is “Mirror”. Trevor Douglas is known to us as “Kasha” and is the inspiration, the strong one and O’Neil Griffiths, the man who was always there and eventually became the newest member of the group. The name is as unique as the group and came about through a process that involved high meditation and elimination.  “Kasha” (Trevor) was the inspired member who first suggested Link&Chain and as explained by “Tah Seti” (Dwight) “many Links make up a chain and the chain is binding. Every member is a link, every fan is another link and this chain now will become a link to world unity through music.” Reflection on the shackles and struggles of the black man was a part of the thought process that makes this name such a universal and striking one. 

"FIX THE ROOF"

LINK&CHAIN MUSIC

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