💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 that intro tho 🎶🔥

I KNOW BY WAYNE MARSHALL

Purchase the new EP titled "Comfortable" on iTunes here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/comfortable-ep/id878460753?ign-mpt=uo%3D4

Jo Mersa - Rock And Swing

Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley's drops new single from the Ghetto Youths International Presents Set Up Shop Vol. 2 compilation due this fall. 

Next month, Damian Marley teams up with Norwegian Cruise Lines for his first annual Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise. The 5-day voyage sets sail on Oct 20th, 2014 from Miami, FL with stops in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, Jamaica before its return on Oct 25, 2014. For more information visit www.welcometojamrockreggaecruise.com

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Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley "Hard Work"

FREE DOWNLOAD: https://www.facebook.com/ReggaeCallin/app_208195102528120

Just few days ago, an unreleased collaboration of Damian ‘Jr Gong’ Marley and veteran Barrington Levy from 2005 called "Healthy" hit the internet. The track was supposed to appear on an album by Levy, which never got releaseed, delves into the need for a proper diet, being stress free and maintaining the best health and lifestyle. Enjoy!



DAMIAN MARLEY & BARRINGTON LEVY - Healthy (Unreleased)

Track Produced By Damian "Jr Gong" Marley for Ghetto Youths International
Written and Performed by Kabaka Pyramid for Bebble Rock Records

Lyrics:

"This one's fi all di politician dem
Accurate

Inna you face dem a smile up
Behind you back a money dem a pile up
Try fi start you business and dem quick fi spoil up

Well done, well done, mr politician man
U done wonderful job a tear down we country demolition man
Well done, well done, mr politician man
U done such a great job a sellin out we country Wid u business plan

U fi get a round of applause
Fi all the work u doin
Decisions weh u mek weh lef di country inna ruins yo
Strictly personal gain u persuing
So the tax rate higher than the planes weh flew in
Fi go mek u deal wid IMF
Now we nah no bauxite nor no sugar cane left
The hotels and the beaches the spanish dem go screechie mi nuh know a how u dweet but all mi haffi say is well done

U keep poverty an unemployment on the rise
Corruption an not to mention the lies
Election a when the tension arrive
So u buy we Kentucky not to mention the fries
Anyting fi secure you vote
An then u rob the people fi secure u boat
Fi go a goat island weh the chinese own di whole jamaica is a chinese loan

If inflation was a test u woulda get A plus
So when me mek the US an di exchange rate buck
Caw the dollar gettin weaker
An the solar light bill it woulda cheaper
But a JPS u prefer keep ya
Ebaneezer, so u scruge pon di ghetto people, weh a starve an every year u buy a better vehicle,
Di tings u do a beat we bad
But still u manage to keep u job
Suh mi a tell u well done..."

Kabaka Pyramid - Well Done

Marijuana "Real Green Gold" by herbalist and roots singer Chezidek. 
Written and performed by Chezidek, recorded in Jamaica for King Ital Fya [Rebel]

Drums by Wim "Radics" Verbruggen from the "Asham Band"
Composed, mixed, mastered by Mr. MacLes at Macles Music Factory, Belgium
Produced by JamrockVybz Records & Macles Music Factory Production
Artwork by JamrockVybz’s graphic artist Kai Lippok
Distributed by: VP Records & VPAL, NYC 

"Marijuana is the real green gold gift from Jah Jah"

Herbalist and roots singer Chezidek hailing from St Ann's Bay; birthplace of the prophet Marcus Garvey, Burning Spear among others. Whether you're a fan of Chezidek or not, I think we can all agree on one thing: he has one of the most unique voices in reggae music today. 

On “Real Green Gold" you can hear his versatility, another crucial vibration from the rastaman with the roaring drums played by Wim "Radics" Verbruggen from the "Asham Band"

Song is produced by JamrockVybz Records & MacLes Music Factory Productions, artwork by JamrockVybz’s graphic artist Kai Lippok “Marijuana” [Real Green Gold] is a must-have for any reggae lover's collection. 

Chezidek - Marijuana [Real Green Gold]

Jesse Royal featured on Smile Jamaica album from Sillywalks discotheque. http://geni.us/RootsAndCulture

Roots And Culture (prod. By Silly Walks Discotheque)

Release Date: April 20, 2018

Produced by: Collie Buddz
Bass by: Roots
Guitar by: Andrew Mcintyre
Keyboards by: Ray Ray
Mixed by: Niko Marzouca and Robert Marks at Niko's House Studios, FL

Connect with band: colliebuddz.com
Connect with Rootfire: rootfire.net

Collie Buddz - Legal Now (Rootfire World Premiere)

Damian Marley - Smoke Gets In My Eyes

Track 12 from Protoje's Sophomore album ' The 8 Year Affair' (2013)

Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey
Whoa, whoa

(SAMPLE: Errol Dunkley)
I’ve got to find my Black Cinderella
She cannot be my Black Cinderella

Me tell you she nuh discreet pon the city streets
So she see it, so she do it
She say she sweet so ‘til you repeat
Me have a speech fi you listen fi it
Young girl wear your size ‘cause dem shoes deh nuh fit you feet
Choose fi manipulate, use you fi get you weak
And she nuh cheap, you have the dues fi facilitate
Cinderella put the spell on you
Princess with the glass slipper come fi trick oonu
Me tell oonu say

[CHORUS]

And when me say it turn to porridge from the pumpkin
Country bumpkin inna the carriage where the skunk in
And like a dream when it sunk in, what a something
In reality she looking for a fun thing
But in reality I’m looking to become king
Though my duality it have me chasing, hunting
For the physical pleasure then
Although the real treasure them
Only spiritually measure them

[CHORUS]

She nice and she fit and she round and she firm
Ripe Julie mango but heart full of worm
Daughter confirm that her thoughts full of germs
How she find me? Say goodbye lady!
She want it, she get it then she leave it fi spoil
Same meditation she teach to your child
Careful, you wind up beside her, you frighten, you might pay
So what I say

Black Cinderella

Barrington Levy / Here I Come

In the year 1994, he recognized the sound of "INFINITY16". At the same time, in the same year, he wanted to give out the real Jamaican sound and flew abroad alone. There he touched the music, the culture, and interacted with a lot of people, the "real" Jamaican sound. The first Dub Plate was made at this time. After visiting Jamaica for one month, he brought back the experience to Japan and started playing again. Time to time he went back to Jamaica but every stay was too short so he decided to travel to Jamaica for a longer time. In 1998, he got ready for a long trip and left Japan. During his trip, he also visited the Jamaican culture in New York and came back to Japan in 2002. His experience and knowledge connected back in Japan and made him succeed to influence the sound in even bigger events. This is when INFINITY16 dramatically grew to a bigger sound. After coming back to Japan, he not only started his events but was asked to visit BIG DANCE and SOUND CLASH where artists from abroad also played, and festivals which were held outdoors in the summer. By interacting with many people, the aggressive style of the sound even grew. And in December of 2004, in Kawasaki CLUB CITTA' they held their 10th Anniversary event and in the event SOUND CLASH, they were recognized as the number 1 sound. In 2005, the sound had a tour visiting 21 prefectures, "REAL WARRIORS TOUR. In December of 2006, in Kawasaki CLUB CITTA' they held their 12th Anniversary event which recorded the highest turnout for the first time. In March of 2007, in New York where the NUMBER ONE SOUND CLASH was held, "GARRISON SHOWDOWN", even though there were challengers representing Japan, was able to be recognized number one and signaled out the presence of their sound worldwide. In the same year in April, they made a contract with UNIVERSAL MUSIC and released a single, "DREAM LOVER". Where the top reggae representing artists Shounan-no-Kaze, MINMI, and MOOMIN are around, INFINITY16 was able to hit the top 10 on the ORICON WEEKLY CHART as the REGGAE SOUND. This impacted the potential of the sound in the reggae scene. In the same year in December, they were able to succeed in the SOUND SYSTEM. Their obsessiveness to the sound never stops and keeps on going. INFINITY16 will keep on growing with high standard goals and creativities towards their work will grow the music of Reggae. INFINITY16 is not measurable and will always be acting over our imagination carrying a sense of infinity potential.

Barrington Levy / Here I Come

INFINITY16

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