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2021-05-06 Vinyl Episodes - Selection by Panza / Graphics by Mr. Mark

This my show aired on the 20th August 2022

BACK 2 BASICS ON UNIQUEVIBEZ & GLOBALFMREGGAERADIO - 20TH AUGUST 2022

Chris Satta Presents From Jamaica With Love 

1.	Bitty Mclean – Walk Away From Love
2.	Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks – Waiting In Vain
3.	I-Wayne – Don’t Worry
4.	Chronixx –Smile Jamaica
5.	Jah Cure – That Girl
6.	Romain Virgo – Dark Skin Girl
7.	Marcia Griffiths – There Is No Me Without You
8.	Peter Hunnigale – Pick Up The Phone
9.	Aysha Loren – Keep It Like It Is
10.	Busy Signal – Love You More (Ft. Mink Jo)
11.	Jah Cure – Show Love
12.	Jah Cure – Never Find
13.	Romain Virgo – Love Doctor
14.	Aleighcia Scott – My Baby
15.	Beres Hammond – They Gonna Talk
16.	Beres Hammond – Can’t Stop A Man
17.	Yogie – Never Give Up
18.	Frankie Paul – I Know The Score
19.	Sizzla – Lately I’ve Been Thinking
20.	Junior Kelly- Love So Nice
21.	Gyptian – You Never Know
22.	Wayne Wonder – Spare Me
23.	Sanchez – Rearrange My Life
24.	Half Pint – Substitute Lover
25.	Garnett Silk – It’s Growing 


From Jamaica With Love // Lovers Reggae Mix // Mixed by Chris Satta

Keep It Real Crew x Pinnacle Clothing present: Keep It Rising Vol. 7
[Reggae Mix 2017]

Mixed by Dj Swazi
Mastered by Jonas Kivikoski
Artwork by Pinnacle Clothing
Picture by Steven Sting Photography


1. Busy Signal - Brighter Days Must Come
2. Morgan Heritage, Kabaka Pyramid & Dre Island - We Are
3. Christopher Ellis - Here We Are
4. Jo Mersa Marley - Our Private Beach Party
5. Jah Vinci - Don't Burn Your Bridges
6. Damian Marley ft. Stephen Marley - Medication
7. Collie Buddz - Good Life
8. Keznamdi ft. Chronixx - Victory
9. Christopher Martin - Distance
10. Tarrus Riley - Just The Way You Are
11. Christopher Martin - Still A Wait
12. I-Octane - Thank You Father
13. Romain Virgo & Bugle - No Problem
14. Bugle - Rising For A Fall
15. Tarrus Riley - There Is A Way
16. Kranium - Something To Hold On To
17. Christopher Martin - Better Than The Stars
18. Christopher Ellis - Good Good Lov'n
19. Treesha & Skarra Mucci - Love You Like 123
20. Pressure - Goodness
21. Pressure - Reset And Restore
22. Dre Island - Let Jah Be Praised
23. Collie Buddz - Lovely Day
24. Vershon - Bring Back
25. Randy Valentine - Hold On
26. Christopher Martin - London Queen
27. Protoje - Blood Money
28. Courtney John - Yes We Are
29. Alborosie & Protoje - Strolling
30. Randy Valentine - Officer Barrage
31. I-Octane - The Most High Live
32. Vershon & Loyal Flames - White Line
33. Jah Vinci - Ask You Self
34. Morgan Heritage - Selah
35. Dexta Daps - Humble (We Reach)
36. Romain Virgo - Taking Your Place
37. Jemere Morgan ft. Agent Sasco - Neighborhood Girl (Remix)
38. Jah Cure - Telephone Love
39. Shuga - Onward
40. Gentleman & Torch - Keep On Moving
41. Kabaka Pyramid - Revolution Of The Mind
42. Morgan Heritage - Conscious Revolution
43. Alborosie - Tearful Days
44. Kymani Marley - Jah We Praise
45. Million Stylez - Jah Kingdom Come
46. Courtney John - All The Way
47. Samory I - Rasta Nuh Gangsta

Keep It Real Crew x Pinnacle Clothing

Keep It Rising Volume 7 [Reggae Mix 2017]

Coming in with a crucial message for the turbulent times at hand. The "Reggae Loves Unity" compilation aims to promote positive messages of peace & unity as a way to soothe the spirits of reggae music fans worldwide. 

Handpicked by the team of the iconic VP Records and mixed by talented DJs from different corners of the globe, the collection of mixtapes dedicated to Reggae Loves Unity offers different flavors of a timeless message. Enjoy with friends and family!

Stream The Album: VPRecords.lnk.to/ReggaeLovesUnity

Lagazee Sound International

Reggae Loves Unity

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King Lagazee - Reggae Loves Unity Worldwide Mixtape (Ghana)

1 Chronixx - Same Prayer ft. Kabaka Pyramid
 2 IBA MAHR - WORKING KEEP UP RIDDIM 
3 JAH IZREHL - HOP OFF KEEP UP RIDDIM 
4  Richie Spice - Rasta Teachings KEEP UP RIDDIM
5 CHEZIDEK - DELIVER ME KEEP UP RIDDIM
6  Mortimer - Road to Trod KEEP UP RIDDIM
7  Queen Omega – Queen Happy PIECE OF LOVE RIDDIM
8  Blessed – Herb Dream  PIECE OF LOVE RIDDIM
9    Buzzrock – Unity PIECE OF LOVE RIDDIM
10  Cocoa Tea – The Wall PIECE OF LOVE RIDDIM
11  Luciano & Jesse Royal | The Music
12  Jesse Royal Natty Pablo
13 Protoje - Like Royalty ft. Popcaan
14 Lila Iké - Thy Will
15  Kabaka Pyramid - Nice Up The Dance
16 Koffee - Pressure (Remix) [Official Video] ft. Buju Banton
17 Collie Buddz - Hold Firm | Cali Roots Riddim 
18 SOJA - A Brief History | Cali Roots Riddim
19 Gentleman - Can't Stop The Love | Cali Roots Riddim
20 Jesse Royal - Ooh La La | Cali Roots Riddim
21 Lucky Daye - Roll Some Mo ft. Chronixx, MediSun
22 Kabaka Pyramid & Pressure BussPipe - Mama Earth
23 Kelissa - Step Out Bravely (Loco Riddim)
24 Mr Williamz - Rich (Loco Riddim)
25 Agent Sasco - Loco Remix ft. Bounty Killer & Kabaka Pyramid ( Loco riddim)
26 Chronixx - Television Is The Worst (Loco Riddim)
27 Chronixx - So Brutal (Loco Riddim)
28  Chronixx - COOL AS THE BREEZE/FRIDAY
 29 Jaz Elise ft. Govana - Fresh and Clean 
30 Kabaka Pyramid - Tension (feat. Dre Island) 
31 Jah Defender & Lion Twin Music - Jah Movements
32 Black Carbon - Akae Beka feat. Chronixx

Rock And Come In Vol 1

Zigedub is a British-based reggae music broadcaster, producer,  known for his dedication to authentic reggae music and sound system culture. Active since the early 1990s, Zigedub has worked behind the scenes in production, artist development, and the global promotion of reggae music, emphasizing its cultural and historical roots.
Early Life and Introduction to Reggae
Zigedub developed a passion for reggae music during his childhood in the United Kingdom, collecting vinyl records and tapes, and immersing himself in the local sound system scene. His first record purchase was Ranking Dread’s Fattie Boom Boom in 1981, which marked the beginning of his lifelong commitment to reggae. Over the years, Zigedub’s involvement in sound system culture grew, shaping his understanding of reggae as a music of empowerment and cultural expression.
Global Influence and Cultural Experiences
Having lived and travelled in multiple countries, Zigedub has absorbed diverse cultural influences, earning him the nickname "Man from Foreign." These experiences have deepened his appreciation for the universal appeal of reggae and its capacity to unite people across cultures. Despite his global travels, he continues to maintain strong ties to the UK, where he frequently broadcasts and produces music.
Contributions to Reggae Music
Zigedub has positioned himself as a facilitator within the reggae community, focusing on the production and promotion of emerging talent. He has consistently advocated for maintaining the authenticity of reggae music, resisting commercial trends that dilute its message and essence. His work encompasses radio broadcasting, music production, and the syndication of reggae programs to stations worldwide.
Broadcasting Career
Zigedub hosts several radio shows dedicated to reggae music, broadcasting live from the United Kingdom. His programs are syndicated internationally, reaching audiences in Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States. Notable collaborations include:
•	Uniquevibez.com: Saturday broadcasts from 6 PM to 8 PM (GMT).
•	Trend FM 100.9 (Asaba, Delta State, Nigeria): Sunday broadcasts from 11 PM to 1 AM (WAT).
•	Global FM Reggae Radio (Trinidad and Tobago): Saturday broadcasts from 2 PM to 4 PM (local time).
•	The English Connection Media: Saturday broadcasts from 1 PM to 3 PM (EST).
Through these platforms, Zigedub showcases classic and contemporary reggae music, preserving its authenticity while introducing new audiences to its rich cultural heritage.
Philosophy
Zigedub operates under the belief that "if your mind believes it, reality will conceive it." This philosophy underpins his commitment to reggae music as a medium for inspiration, education, and unity. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the history and principles of reggae to truly appreciate its power.