Perfect Giddimani - Weed Is Better Than Liquor [Type A Riddim - DJ Oddio 2013]

DJ LOREST FRANCE MIX THE NEW RIDDIM SWING EASY 2K14
BY STREET ROCKAZ FAMILY 
FEAT ILEMENTS,PREZIDENT BROWN,U BROWN,REGGIE STEPPER

BRAND NEW**2K14 RIDDIM SWING EASY STREET ROCKAZ FAMILY

Plastic city remix. Originally on the Hustlin Riddim, this version is a nice Nyabinghi riddim with Soul Colors

Jah Sun - "Plastic City (Nya Riddim)"

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New single from reggae artist Damas and Inspired Music Concepts ... distributed by: @Hapilos21 

Release date - DAMAS - DAY TO DAY - SINGLE #ITUNES 6/17/14 @Inspiredmusicc @damas876 @JWONDER21

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/a1b08d'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Damas - Day to Day - Single |EXCLUSIVE| Inspired Music Concepts (c)

Before Torch became the artiste that he is today, a variety of different events occurred in his life, propelling him to make adjustments and develop into a resilient, ambitious, hard-working and extremely talented individual. Growing up in the rough streets of Trench Town, Torch went against the grain and focused on school in order to make a good life for himself. He explored his love for music by joining his school choir and then becoming a member of the Little People and Teen Players Club. This allowed him to express his creativity, hone his talents and learn the dynamics of voice and performance. Just as he had begun to blossom as an individual and a performer, his mother passed away while he was still attending Camperdown High School. Torch switched to survival mode. His extreme sense of responsibility drove him to temporarily sacrifice his education and his passion for music to seek a job so that he could help himself and his seven other siblings make ends meet. Torch struggled to resist the call of music, but before long, the call became too ‘deafening’. He relented in 1997, taking a job as studio engineer at Black Roots Studio where he could feed his need for music while still earning an income. It was while working at the studio that Torch received the encouragement from his peers that pushed him to embark on his musical journey as an artiste. In September 2003, while going by the name Honey Cone, the young artiste was introduced to Donovan Germain of Penthouse Recording Studio. And, it was around that same time, that Tony Rebel dubbed him with his current moniker Torch. It was not long after that he scored hits with ‘Quality Time’, ‘So Let It Be’ and ‘Fire Burning’ (which became the show opener for Fire Links).
In 2005, Torch began touring with Reggae star Buju Banton. “The experience was wonderful cause it took me to a lot of places, placed me on a lot of shows in Barbados, St. Kitts and St. Marten. In the U.S. I’ve done shows in Atlanta, Miami, Orlando and New York. The biggest venues were Reggae On The Hills in Barbados and Madison Square Gardens in New York”, says Torch. This is in addition to the many local shows including Rebel Salute, Reggae By The River Marcus Garvey Tribute, Reggae Explosion and Bob Marley Birthday Celebration.
Torch, has worked with several producers besides Donovan Germain and Tony Rebel and names Mario ‘Mad Scientist’ Lawrence, ‘Bobby Digital’ Dixon, Fifth Element Records, One Blood Productions, Gargamel Music, Silly Walks (Germany), and Yaad House (Australia) among them. He also names Luciano, Buju Banton, Sizzla and Beres Hammond as other artistes who have had significant influence on him.
Now, as Torch looks forward to the release of his debut album through VPAL Music / VP Records, he anticipates sharing more of his music with the world as he continues his musical journey.

Lion - Torch [Frankie Music / VPAL Music 2016]

Voices - Torch [Frankie Music / VPAL Music 2016]

ALEX MARLEY AND KEITH BATLIN - ROOTS ROCK LADY

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Gappy Ranks - Don't Trouble Anyone [Nicko Rebel Music 2015]

GANJA

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Supa Sane - Cran felé

Generation Malad volume 2