Recorded live from the rooftop of a Downtown Hartford apartment building during a Memorial Day Weekend cookout kickback on 5/28/2022. Raw recording, no edits

The Rooftop Kickback

My fellow Americans, what started as sped up NY Deep House and Garage House on Sunday nights at a London Pub called The Elephant and Castle, blossomed into it's own unique sound, style and culture that was vibrant, hard hitting and very much British as fuck. Grime and Dubstep were born from it, the UK throughout the 90s and 00s raved to it, some of it landed here in The States. It's called UK Garage, or as those in the know properly pronounce it, Ga-Ridge

It's Pronounced Ga-Ridge

Been a Kehlani fan since day one. Been a Camp Lo fan since middle school. I just brought the two together.

Kehlani - Gangsta (Stealth's Coolie High Flow Mashup)

Pillow Talk 5

When it's cold outside and you wanna dance, I got the remedy. Tracks old and new from analog (vinyl and tape) and digital sources (MP3 and CD).

DJ Stealth presents The Cold Snap (House Mix)

Originally recorded by Pebbles for her self titled her 1987 debut album and was the 3rd single released in 1988 after 2 more well known hit singles "Girlfriend" and "Mercedes Boy". Originally produced by Charlie Wilson, Danny Sembello and Donnell Spencer, featuring background vocals by Charlie Wilson. It was one of my favorite songs as a young child so I decided to put my own twist on it. unlike my last remix I took my time with this one, just like the song says.

Take Your Time (Stealth's Afrocentric Remix)

You Rock My World. (Michael Jackson Cover) Artwork By: Bari Bass

You Rock My World. (Michael Jackson Cover)

Protest poem on behalf of 14,000 refugee, immigrant children currently being held prisoner the U.S. under inhumane conditions. Feel free to share. If you are an activist performer/speaker and wish to perform it at protests events, contact me and I will send the text. All I ask in return is public attribution as the author.

14,000

The Lost Tribe feat. I-SHEA
https://thelosttribect.bandcamp.com

Lyrics and vocals by I-SHEA
music by Jocelyn Pleasant and The Lost Tribe

Say Their Names! by I-SHEA and The Lost Tribe

Tribute to mama yemaya - the ever flow of life .. as we are made of mostly water. Flow. Life. Love. Rhythm. Be 

Written by I-SHEA (Vox/congas/percussion)
guitar by Karim Sumun

Yemaya Mama

An Afrodiasporic conversation and experience through the lens of
 I-SHEA and Jocelyn Pleasant & The Lost Tribe.

Lyrics and vocals by I-SHEA 
Music produced by Jocelyn Pleasant and members of The Lost Tribe

"Diaspora Sings"  The Lost Tribe

I-SHEA is an eclectic ARTist and musician aka ‘The Original Jewminican’ who comes from the source of hip hop and raised in the sauce of merengue, bolero, rumba, salsa, nyabinghi and west african rhythms.  I-SHEA has lit up the east/west coast USA, Canada, Latin America, The Caribbean, and Africa, performing at legendary venues like Daniel Sorano National Theatre of Dakar, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, The Apollo in Harlem.  She has opened up for Dead Prez, Sadat X (from Brand Nubian), and Morgan Heritage and has shared stages/performances with Howard Zinn, Rha Goddess, Rosario Dawson, Angie Martinez, Jane Fonda, Eve Einsler and other legends.  

“I-SHEA gathers all the hearts around her and sweeps us up into her blaze of music and energy. Teacher and performer, she leaves no doubt that love is to be found in music and in the world. Poetess, her life and work are a testimony to the power of culture, love and spirit! “ 

“I-SHEA is a place that one is transported to each time that voice and hands meet microphone and tambor. I-SHEA is the perfect balance between music and storytelling.  I-SHEA is the crossroads where two worlds intersect:  where music both comments on the times we live in, and at the same time, points the way toward the world that can be if we heed the message of truth, justice, and healing.

"Diaspora Sings" The Lost Tribe

I-SHEA

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