“Earth a Run Red”, “Youth Dem Cold”, “Brown Skin” and “Jah Never Let Us Down” are a few  of my favorite songs by the legendary singer, Richie Spice. In 2012, I opened for him at the Star  Theatre in Portland, OR while on tour with Bambu Station. Almost a decade has passed since  then and I’m honored to be able to share our collective passions and perspectives with the  world through music. 

“Richie Spice Live at 2019 Summerjam Festival (Germany)” is a performance that forever lives  rent free in my mind. From his catchy hooks and timeless lyrics to his powerful stage presence,  Richie Spice has been a catalyst in my music and in my life. I find myself rewatching his  performance from that festival often, mostly when I need creative inspiration or to get hyped for  a show. Richie Spice is a creative powerhouse and an icon in my eyes and I’m honored to have  collaborated with him on our new single “24.” 

“24” speaks about the constant fear that has been embedded in us through life. If we only had  24 hours to live would we still have the same beliefs and actions? 

Earlier this year, Drumwise producer Calvin Canha sent me a handful of instrumentals and this  beat caught my ear immediately. After writing the hook and a few verses I reached out to a  good friend of mine Zack Reed who connected me with Richie out in Jamaica. I knew Richie  Spice was the perfect fit to bless this track. Calvin’s been a consistent sound of Inna Vision  since the first album in 2008 and I’m glad we’re still raising the bar with our creativity and  musicality.  

To make “24” the best sounding sonically we had the opportunity to have it mixed at Bob Marleys Tuff Gong Studio in Kingston Jamaica by Roland Mcdermot. We wanted the song to  have that clean, authentic Reggae feel with big low end so we looked no further than the  foundation. - Koa Lopes (Inna Vision)

Inna Vision - 24. (feat. Richie Spice)

David Hinds (Steel Pulse) - Ticket To Ride [HEMP! Tributo Reggae A The Beatles Vol. II - 2013]

Released by Bob Marley and The Wailers in 1973 on the 'Catch a Fire' album. On Island Records.

Sound Radics - Stir It Up
6-8 Tracks
Calvinets, guitars, organ, drums, muted guitars, bass guitar

Stir It Up [Bob Marley and The Wailers]

Wiseman feat. Don Carlos (live at Blackwater Music Festival 2010)



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Representing feat Vaughn Benjamin (Midnite)

RAGING FYAH -  JUDGEMENT DAY

Download the "Destiny" album: smarturl.it/RFDestiny

Raging Fyah's "Jah Glory" is featured on their 2nd studio album, "Destiny". Released in 2014.

Raging Fyah is one of the most talented and dynamic groups ever to hit the Jamaican music scene. Divinely united in 2006, five stunning musicians- Anthony Watson, Kumar Bent, Courtland White, Demar Gayle and Delroy Hamilton – set out to rekindle a flame of positivity in the music industry.

Though their versatility enables them to play all genres of music, most of their songs - influenced by passion, purpose and life experiences- assume a roots rock reggae flavour.

They write their own songs and ensure that every word touches the soul of the listener, uplifting and motivating people from all socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. The resulting melodies have been commonly likened legendary artistes such as Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Third World. The band also has its own recording label, Raging Fyah Productions, which produced their debut single “Peace Reigns”, followed by “Fight” as well as other work in the pipelines for several popular reggae and dancehall artistes.
The Band is committed to changing the world, note by note, melody by melody- spreading light in areas of darkness, growing when conditions seem most bleak, demolishing obstacles without remorse; the band just keeps blazing... like a raging fyah!

Follow Raging Fyah:
ragingfyah.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/raging.fyah?fref=ts
Twitter: twitter.com/Ragingfyah
Instagram: instagram.com/ragingfyahofficial/

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Raging Fyah - Jah Glory

Hemligheter

Rastanthology II: The Sequel album by Steel Pulse was released Oct 31, 2006 on the United States of Distribution label. From its formation in the mid-1970s in Birmingham, England, Steel Pulse built its international reputation by fusing socially conscious themes with compulsively danceable reggae. This best-of collects tracks recorded throughout the 1980s, '90s, and early 2000s, displaying both the band's lighter side in a cover of Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl," and its still fully functional political consciousness in 2004's righteous "Blazing Fire" and the Bob Marley-esque "Make Us a Nation." Rastanthology II: The Sequel CD music contains a single disc.

12 - Steel Pulse - Settle the Score

I've put this tracks up as a small tribute due to forthcoming Bob Marley's 68th earthstrong anniversary - free download as usual. Happy birthday Mr Bobby!

Stir It Up [Bob Marley and The Wailers]

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