Double A side!!!
A: Cornerstone Featuring Fikir Amlak
AA: One Life Featuring Rider Shafique
B: Cornerstone Riddim



UK lyricist and poet Rider Shafique and American-Caribbean singer-songwriter Fikir Amlak deliver two vocal flips on Iron Gate Sound’s Cornerstone riddim.
On “One Life”, Rider Shafique provides a stripped back take in his trademark dub poetry style that invites the listener to take in the final details of the track. The storyteller-in-chief’s voice is as fluid as ever. Lyrically, he’s crafted something very powerful – introspective and honest.
Fikir Amlak, who continues to deliver soulful and conscious messages out of Southern California, proves that he is a force to be reckoned with. On “Cornerstone”, Fikir Amlak delivers a shamanic chant that harnesses the conscious message of the great diaspora and African music innovators. This powerful songwriter maintains the essence of Jamaican roots music, while pushing the envelope in multiple new directions.
As the world continues to deal with the everyday reality that we find surrounding us in 2021, Cornerstone offers up a moment of reflective modern bass music that is a welcome escape.

EP Artwork - Tom Malek @tjmalek
Graphic Design - Nick Stone @nick___stone
Mastering - Ben Feggans @ 301 Sydney

Buy Cornerstone EP !!!

Cornerstone EP

New single Seat at the Table featuring Manga St Hilare and remixes of the Different Hours EP from Chris Munky, Amy Kisnorbo, Akul and Subset!

Different Hours Deluxe Edition

Max Romeo X Leroy Smart - One Step Forward

max romeo meets the java riddim for iron gate sound

Max Romeo - Chase The Devil (Java Riddim)

frankie paul meets king tubby for iron gate sound

Frankie Paul X King Tubby - Pass It Over

Sizzla X King Tubby - Holding Firm

Luciano X King Tubby - Final Call

The Liberation Mixtape as heard on Proton Radio!

Thanks to all the vocalists and producers who contributed to this one!!

Vale D-Operation drop - Liberation (Iron Gate Sound Fikir Amlak Dubplate)
Radikal Guru, Echo Ranks, Dubbing Sun - Politician (Radikal Guru Remix)
Bukkha, Mowty Mahlyka - Give Dem Di Fire (Original Mix)
Numa Crew, Lapo & Ago - Tuff! (Original Mix)
Danny Scrilla - #1 Station
Iron Gate Sound - Headline (Chris Munky Remix)
AKUL - Pop the trigger
RDG/DUBAPE - Drift (original mix)
Von D - U (Iron Gate Sound Sizzla Dubplate)
NGHT DRPS - Dimensions Of Bass
P Money - This year
Killa's Army, XL Mad - Badman Ting (Ago ‘I Got’ Remix)
GORILLAZ feat POPCAAN - Saturnz Barz (Banx & Ranx remix)
COCO BRYCE - D.P.S.
Escape Roots - Turn Ya Lights On (feat. Dark Angel) (Champion Sound Remix)
Splitch - KD4
Noh Vae - Look at U (Original Mix)
Ward 21, Lost City - Sicko (Original Mix)
DJ MADD - Brooklyn Rudeboy
Eesah & Kabaka Pyramid - Police & Badboy
ONE BLOOD - Be Thankful (7" mix)
Liondub, Ranking Joe, Blakkamoore, Blackout Ja - Wrath of The Supreme (Original Mix)
Protoje - Still Royal
Mad Hed City - Rough JJ Rough (Original Mix)
Commodo - Stake out in a helicopter (Iron Gate Sound Million Styles Dubplate)
DJ MADD - Babylon Scatta
Bukkha - Sekkle (Iron Gate Sound Dubplate)
Youngsta - Hear That Feat Riko Dan (Trends Boylan remix)
Matty G - 808 (Iron Gate Sound Kenny Smyth Dubplate)
Mrshl - You Know
Ourman - Rule (Iron Gate Sound Koro Fyah Dubplate)
Zed Bias, Trigga & Slay - Dance Dun
Aki - Peripheral
Jammz - Don't Stop
Frisco - Sleepless Nights

Liberation mix for Proton Radio (September 2021)

Iron Gate Sound - Lion A Chant (hosted by Jah9)

Possessed Riddim (Necessary Mayhem)
1.	Jah9 – Warning/Intentions: medley (dubplate)
2.	Chronixx – Start a fyah (dubplate)
3.	Jah9 – Keep holding on (dubplate)
4.	Daniel Bambaata Marley – Blessing mek we talk (dubplate)
5.	Jah9 – Keep holding on: reprise (dubplate)

Game Theory Riddim (Jungle Josh)
6.	Eljai – Nah Give Up (10,000 miles)
7.	Kabaka Pyramid & Italo Skarcha – Pon di wings   

Rootsman Riddim (Overstand Entertainment)
8.	Jesse Royal – Modern day Judas
9.	Iba Mahr – Great is H.I.M
10.	Tarrus Riley – Gold girl
11.	Gregory Morris – Rootsman dub mix

Hold U Medz Riddim (In The Streets Records)
12.	Sizzla – Can’t stop we
13.	Capleton – Me meditation

Dreamworld Riddim (Kalico Productions)
14.	Capleton – Fade away
15.	Lutan Fyah – Hear seh
16.	Sizzla – Di guns

Peenie Wallie Riddim (Don Corleon Records)
17.	Chronixx – Rain music (dubplate)
18.	Caldhino – Street struggles (dubplate)
19.	Chronixx – Rain music: reprise (dubplate)

Downtown Riddim (Riddim Wise)
20.	Lutan Fyah – Bossman
21.	Turbulence feat. I-Shenko – Obeah man
22.	Perfect Giddimani – Country cousin

Rub A Dub Man Riddim (Oneness Records)
23.	Crosby & Fyah T – Clean the streets
24.	Ras Muhamad – Blow them away
25.	Suga Roy & Conrad Chrystal – Roots music

Arise & Shine Riddim (Weedy G Soundforce)
26.	 Agent Sasco – Rebellious nature
27.	 Perfect Giddimani – Road to zion

You’ve Been Bad Riddim (Reality Shock & Reality Chant)
28.	 Reality Chant & Reality Shock - You’ve been bad (Rub a Dub Version)
29.	 Errol Dunkley feat. Daddy Freddy – You’ve been bad

30.	 Pentateuch – Struggles of Africa (dubplate)

31.	 Jah9 – New name (dubplate)

Addiction Reloaded Riddim (Flava Squad)
32.	 Lutan Fyah – My heritage
33.	 Bobby Tenna – Nuff no mek it
34.	 Sizzla – Keep you skankin
35.	 Konshens – Give thanks to Jah

First Riddim (Another Roots Production)
36.	 Cutty Ranks – Global warming
37.	 Luciano – Wicked Babylon
38.	 General Levy – The general

Selassie I Way Riddim (Israel Records)
39.	 Tarrus Riley & Kabaka Pyramid – Fly di gate
40.	 Jah9 – Divine government
41.	 Lutan Fyah – Jah na sleep
42.	 Chronixx – Prayer

Bellyfull Riddim (Furybass)
43.	 Tony D – Weed (dubplate)
44.	 Yami Bolo – Babylon system
45.	 Million Stylez – Roots of all evil

Rudebwoy Be Nice Riddim (Maximum Sound)
46.	 Mr Vegas – Jamaica nice
47.	 Tarrus Riley – Prophecy fulfill
48.	 Yami Bolo – Jah is the fire

We Nah Bow Riddim (Boom Shak Records)
49.	Sizzla – We nah bow
50.	Perfect Giddimani – Be hopeful

Stop That Sound Riddim (Irie Ites Records)
51.	Deadly Hunta – Dubplate spillin
52.	Sizzla – Hypocrites

Rub-a-Dub Market Riddim (Irievibrations Records)
53.	 Kabaka Pyramid – Lead the way (dubplate)
54.	 Ward 21 feat. Tifa – Love don’t love me
55.	 Luciano – Rub-a-dub market (dubplate)

Rough Road Riddim (Green Lion Crew)
56.	Dre Island – What is mine is mine
57.	Chronixx – Life over death
58.	Kabaka Pyramid – Liberal oppose

59.	Lutan Fyah – Life of a King

60.	Kabaka Pyramid - Outro

Iron Gate Sound - Lion A Chant Mixtape (hosted By Jah9)

New single Seat at the Table featuring Manga St Hilare as a remixes of the Different Hours EP from Chris Munky, Amy Kisnorbo, Akul and Subset!

Truth A Truth Featuring Michael St George(Subset's Dub Is Truth Remix)

Headline Featuring Juiceman (Chris Munky Remix)

What You Know Featuring Chiedu Oraka(Amy Kisnorbo Remix)

Seat At The Table Featuring Manga St Hilare (Akul Remix)

Seat At The Table Featuring Manga St Hilare

daddy u-roy and the silvertones dubplate for iron gate sound

The Silvertones X U-roy - True Confession

(Lion Inna Den Riddim) Iron Gate Records

Download: https://irongaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/lion-inna-den-riddim

Sizzla - Jah Jah Solve Dem

(Lion Inna Den Riddim) Iron Gate Records

download the entire riddim here: https://irongaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/lion-inna-den-riddim

Exco Levi - Herb Man

http://irongaterecords.bandcamp.com/releases

Lutan Fyah - Hard To Stay Alive

https://irongaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/jah-jah-solve-dem-ep
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/jah-jah-solve-dem/id929709232

Sizzla - Jah Jah Solve Dem [Iron Gate Records]

John Holt's Youth Pon The Corner remixed on Sly & Robbie's Pannin' Dub off the King Tubby's Dance Hall Dub album

John Holt X Sly & Robbie - Youth Pon The Corner

1.	Luciano X Dubkasm – Medley (Jah Works, Jah Victory, Rub-A-Dub Market) [dubplate]
2.	Tour De Force feat. Luciano – Where Do We Go Wrong [Reality Chant remix]
3.	Dreadsquad feat. Kojo Neatness – Boom Sound
4.	Gorgon Sound – Righteous Dub
5.	DJ Sliink X DJ Fresh Direct – Murder
6.	Max Powa feat. Horace Andy – Do You Love
7.	Pentateuch X Sync Preach – Africa [dubplate mashdown]
8.	Tour De Force feat. Jay Speaker – Old Time Love [Ondubground remix]
9.	Gentleman’s Dub Club – Enough [DJ Madd remix]
10.	JayCeeOh X Deejay Theory X Steve1der – Shot A Fire
11.	Sizzla X Suns of Dub - Medley [dubplate]
12.	Indian Summer – Foreign Formula 
13.	Sizzla X Suns of Dub - Medley [dubplate]
14.	Suns of Dub – Uplift Dem
15.	Green Lantern X Craze – Rocket Launcher
16.	Protoje feat. Chronixx – Who Knows
17.	Deejay Theory – Spiteful Chant
18.	Bromley – Make ‘em Clap
19.	Aidonia – Ryder
20.	Major Lazer – Mash Up The Dance [Mungo’s HiFi remix]
21.	Black Chiney – Jah Movement 
22.	The Wizard feat. Nyanda – Like A Pro [Dubbel Dutch remix]
23.	Standard Procedure feat. Jamakabi – Concrete Jungle
24.	Ricky Blaze feat. Kranium and Shaggy – Overrated
25.	Dre Skull feat. Megan James and Popcaan – First Time [Sinjin Hawke remix]
26.	Dead Prez X Iron Gate Sound – Hip-Hop [Iron Gate Sound dubplate remix]


Iron Gate Sound - Run The Dancehall

Capleton's Jah Jah City meets King Tubby - Tubby's at the Control

Capleton X King Tubby - Jah Jah City

Derrick Harriott - The Loser meets Cedric Im Brooks & The Sound Dimension - Mun-Dun-Gu for Iron Gate Sound

Derrick Harriott X Cedric Im Brooks - The Loser

Viceroy's Mission Impossible meets Bob Marley's So Much Trouble In The World

Viceroys X Bob Marley - Mission Impossible

Tracklist:
1. Numa Crew – Red Dub feat. Cali P and Shanique Marie (special)
2. Troublesome – Dancing Shoes
3. Sandeeno – Good Over Evil
4. Grantie Asher – Get A Witness 
5. Mykal Rose – Downpressor 
6. Papa Kojak – Fuss & Fight
7. Dub Terror & Basque Dub Foundation – Freedom Rocker Dub
8. General levy – Flick Flick
9. Anthony B – Raid The Barn (dubplate)
10. Sizzla – Holding Firm (dubplate)
11. Beenie Man – Who Am I (dubplate)
12. Chronixx – Out Deh
13. Keznamdi – Cool It
14. Voicemail – This Music
15. Kiko Bun – Where I’m From (I Remember How To Dub)
16. Kiko Bun – Where I’m From
17. Dreadsquad & Kasia Malenda – Strong & Free
18. Cotti – Calm Down
19. Squarewave, Sukh Knight & Mr K – Tribesman
20. Om unit – Testimony 
21. Numa Crew – Dub Searcher
22. Alpha Steppa - Catharsis Pt II 
23. Alborosie – Strolling feat. Protoje
24. DTR – Vibration feat. Koro Fyah (dubplate)
25. Edo Lee – Jah Loves

Thanks to the wonderful artists on this one, including @numa-crew @dub-terror-1 @bdf-basquedubfoundation @kiko-bun @dreadsquad @cottistn @squarewavedj @sukhknight @omunit @alphasteppa @droesler @edo_lee @korofyah @alborosie-official @protoje @keznamdi @chronixxmusic @sizzla-official @general-levy

Iron Gate Sound -  Out Deh

Masicka is the multi-talented, 19 year-old Dj, singer and songwriter on the verge of breaking into the tightly knit circuit of the Jamaican dancehall scene. Masicka is sure to be a big hit in dancehall music and is seeking to bring his one-of-a-kind style to international prominence. Today, Masicka is hailed as the next rising star in dancehall, with hot new singles, Guh Haad N Done, Whine Up You Body and No Big Deal getting heavy rotation on local radio stations, such as Zip 103, Hits 92 and Fame FM. Masicka has also been recently featured on some popular reggae/dancehall radio shows in the United States and UK.

All of this airplay is greatly appreciated by the young Dj, who sees all the attention as reaching another milestone in his career. Masicka has already been fortunate to work with a variety of today’s talented dancehall producers over the past year. Producers like Equinoxx Music who are responsible for some of Masicka early works like “Anno Sumtime”, “Watch” and his new single, which have everybody attention “No Big Deal” . The song have created such a buzz in the music scene both here local and international that a video for it as recently been shoot by RD Studios. He as also work with G3 Musik, TJ Record, Cash Flow Records, Notnice, One Motion Music and Crash Dummy Productions who are producers of His break through single “Guh Haad And Done” which video was recently added to MTV UK program and also made for available for viewing on Time Warner “On Demand” Cable. Masicka is thankful to have the opportunity to work with so much people and is humbled by the support and response he as been receiving for his music. “Guh Haad and Done” was also the title for Masicka recently release mixtape of the same name. The tape was well received by fans and had more than 2000s downloads in two weeks.

Masicka began his career as a promising local Dj with a lyrically insane flow of melodies and harmonies which can only be described as “Sick” or better then the average in terms of his delivery. His musical journey started by performing at local talent shows and competitions in his hometown of Independence City in Portmore, more popularly dubbed by Masicka as “Sin City”. There were many talented Dj’s in Sin 
City for Masicka to learn from and compete against and the place became a training ground for Masicka in which he was able to build his sick lyrical style. Masicka continued to develop his special talent while attending Calabar High School. He was dubbed “The Future” by classmates and teachers alike, after toppling all competition with his advanced word play. By the time Masicka left Calabar, he had gained the acknowledgement of all there that he would likely become the next young recording artist to take over the dancehall music scene. Interestingly enough, Calabar is a school well-known to be a producer of some other great talents, including one of the greatest lyricist and Dj’s of this generation and perhaps in Jamaica’s history, the artist known as Vybz Kartel. Masicka’s flow is rapidly becoming known by dancehall enthusiasts to be similarly incomparable to that of Vybz. Like Vybz Kartel, Masicka is blessed with a crazy, sick lyrical ability and rides upon dancehall’s most current riddims with a swagger that is unmatched by most others. Masicka is a vivid storyteller who is able to bring you with him to experience the life in Sin City on his records. The Masicka buzz spread quickly throughout generating across the local scene and soon became island wide. A cult following developed and by the time Masicka made his first official television appearance on Hype TV in 2009, he was already tasting stardom. Once again, Masicka performed extremely well as he went on to win Hype TV’s Dj competition, securing for himself as first prize, a recording session with Equinoxx Music. He was also awarded the first prize in Cash Flow music competition this past summer. Every day Masicka seems to make a new fan as more people, whether in Jamaica or internationally, become familiar with his music. Gain recognition through is various television appearances (Hype, TV RE TV and CVM) but also gracing the pages of various newspaper and magazine in articles and interviews. His team One Motion Music has set up a substantial web presence for Masicka. Masicka certainly has come a long way. With that focus, calm and determine presence that utter the confidence of his hit single “No Big Deal”.

Masicka - Guh Haad and Done (White Label Riddim)

Sizzla Kalonji, or simply Sizzla (was born Miguel Orlando Collins, April 17, 1976, Kingston, Jamaica) is one of the most commercially and critically successful contemporary reggae artists and is well-known for his above-average prolificacy.

Sizzla was born in Kingston in 1976 to devout Rastafari movement parents. Like them Sizzla subscribes to the Bobo Ashanti branch of the Rastafari movement. He was raised in August Town, Kingston Jamaica where he studied mechanical engineering at Dunoon High School.

The 1980s witnessed a dancehall explosion, and with the music came the lifestyle: drugs, guns, and "slackness" (vulgarity). Formally adopting the Rastafari faith, with its advocacy of repatriation to Africa, he joined the ranks of the Bobo Ashanti in the mid-1990s.

Sizzla began to develop his own style whilst serving his musical apprenticeship with the Caveman Hi-Fi sound system. He has used his music as a vehicle for his message, kickstarting his recording career in 1995 with a release through the Zagalou label, he then teamed up with "Bobby Digital" Dixon for a series of singles. Extensive touring with fellow roots and culture artist Luciano followed, earning Sizzla notability. 
Homer Harris, the same man who named and mentored Buju Banton got him his first break, introduced Sizzla to top Jamaican saxophonist Dean Fraser, the musical director for Philip "Fatis" Burrell's Xterminator Family. 1996 marked an important turning point for Sizzla when he began working with Fatis. This union led to a run of successful singles and the release of Sizzla's debut album, Burning Up. 
The two allied again a year later with the follow-up, Praise Ye Jah (JetStar). Praise Ye Jah was quickly trumped by his release of the Dixon-produced Black Woman &amp; Child that same year. The title track was a smash hit and became something of a cultural reggae anthem. Sizzla scored several more hits during 1997, including "Like Mountain," "Babylon Cowboy," "Kings of the Earth," and the Luciano duet "Build a Better World." This hot streak kicked off an enormously productive recording binge that lasted over the next several years, with much of his output still done for Burrell.

Along with universal praise came Sizzla's first nomination for Best International Reggae Artist of the Year at the 1998 MOBO Awards and a place in various magazines' top 100 albums of the year. Sizzla has since released several dozen albums, including 1998's Kalonji and Royal Son of Ethiopia from 1999. 1999 also saw him receive his second MOBO nomination. Sizzla remains a constant presence in the reggae charts worldwide. Currently, Sizzla has 21 albums that have made it onto the Billboard's Top Reggae Albums music chart, the highest Words of Truth, reaching the peak position of #5.

Sizzla Kalonji has released over 45 solo albums and over fifteen combination albums, crossing different genres of Reggae. He has started his own record company, Kalonji Records; which in a joint venture with Damon Dash Music Group and Koch Records, released the album, The Overstanding, in November 2006. This was his third album released through Kalonji Records; as well as Black History and Life.

Sizzla, along with reggae recording artists such as Capleton, Buju Banton, and Anthony B, are credited with leading a movement toward a re-embracement of Rastafarian values in contemporary reggae music by recording material which is concerned primarily with spirituality and social consciousness, explores common themes, such as Babylon's corrupting influence, the disenfranchisement of ghetto youth, oppression of the black nation and Sizzla's abiding faith in Jah and resistance against perceived agents of oppression.

Sizzla's 2008 effort, Ghetto Youth-ology, is produced by the Firehouse Crew, the same who produced Sizzla's debut, Burning Up.

Sizzla - Rise To The Occasion and Humble Thought medley (Long Time Riddim)

Gappy Ranks born and grown in Harlesden NW10. Father Jamaican, Mother Dominican, a good combination like Rice & Peas. Early support and recognition of this rising young talent who had made his studio debut with the Ruff Cutt band at age 11 came from local sound system operators and pirate radio stations and soon led to his link up and studio baptism with Stonebridge stars Suncycle Crew. The embers were soon burning and the young artist next landed a series of killer link ups with the likes of Kray Twinz, Twista and MC Lethal B. It was his initial hit for the legendary Peckings crew "Mountain Top" that really lit the blue touch paper and when the follow up "Heaven In My Eyes" bust Internationally Gappy found himself in the driving seat of an unstoppable rocket to stardom. 

“Stinking Rich” & “Rising Out The Ghetto” consolidated his success, his impact on the dancehall world mirroring fellow Londoner Amy Winehouse's revolutionizing of the world R&B scene. The release of his eagerly awaited Greensleeves album "Put The Stereo On" ups the ante to another level, the album sees Gappy completing his project with the Peckings crew, producers of Bitty McLeans classic “On Bond Street” album and like that best selling set, “Put The Stereo On” is launched on authorised versions from Studio One, Treasure Isle & Bunny Lee. Whether it's "as good as old" gems like the title track "Put The Stereo On" (a record so in-demand the dancehall government have had to step in to authorize it's immediate release), the straight to the heart romantic beat of "Happiest Day Of My Life" or the awesome word, sound & power of “Thy Shall Love” Gappy has it all under lock and key, he can sing like Tarrus and spit lyrics like Kartel and displays this stunning versatility both on stage and in the studio. 

"Put The Stereo On”" is already being touted as reggae album of 2010 but it's ambition doesn't stop there, it's a genre defining classic with a pre-release buzz that is already enjoying high profile reach outside of the traditional market. Gappy is also proving to be one of the most popular live draws on the planet, headlining shows across Europe, Asia & the USA and is currently lined up for upcoming festival appearances at Glastonbury, Rototom & the Atlanta Summer Festival. Gappy Ranks is clearing some space on his mantelpiece for the awards and trophies that are sure to come his way, our reward is the music and if you love music, you will love Gappy Ranks!

Gappy Ranks - Longtime

Tracked download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?v3aj052kt7hh2
Single track download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?3yic3av8966cddj

Iron Gate Sound – Ready Fi Di Road Mix

    1.Intro
    2.Touch You -  Da Professor

Red Out Deh Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/red-out-deh/id444697032?i=444697034&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 
   3. To My People – Jah Mason
   4. Distribution – Turbulence (dubplate)

 Skateland Killer Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/jahnhoy/id478940118?i=478940134&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
   5. Rebel – Tarrus Riley
   6. By Jah Will – Luciano
   7. Jahnoy – Alborosie

 Sunrise Boulevard Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/au/album/sunrise-boulevard-riddim/id435176347 
   8. Innocent Blood – Mikey General
   9. Love You – Jah Vinci

10. New Heights – Kymani Marley

Live Up Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/live-up/id467745928?i=467745953&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
    11. Can’t Get We Out – Torch (dubplate)
    12. African Child – Kool Shade (dubplate)
    13. Jah Works and Show Them A Sign – Luciano (dubplate)

 OG Kush Riddim
(Makin Waves Entertainment - prelease version)
    14. OG Kush Riddim
    15. Outta Di Ghetto – Messenjah Selah
    16. No Time To Play – Jah Sun ft. J Boog

Police In Helicopter Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/police-in-helicopter/id366385311?i=366385492&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
    17. Police In Helicopter – Million Stylez
    18. Babylon In Helicopter – Mr Williamz

Longtime Riddim
    19. Longtime – Gappy Ranks (dubplate)
    20. Rise To The Occasion and Humble Thought – Sizzla (dubplate)
    21. My Makeda - Peetah Morgan
    22. Ready Fi Di Road – Kabaka Pyramid (dubplate)

 The Message Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/poor-people-land/id419446971?i=419447152&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
    23. Take Control – Protoje
    24. Brave Ones – Kymani Marley
    25. Poor People Land – Vybz Kartel

 Serve and Protect Riddim
    26. We Can – Cameal Davie ft. Assassin
    27. Serve & Protect – Queen Ifrica
    28. Who Feels It Knows It – Romain Virgo

 No Money Riddim
    29. No Money – Romain Virgo
    30. Confirmation – Richie Spice

 Ghetto State Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ghetto-state-of-mind/id455312425?i=455312465&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
    31. Ghetto Youths Rise – Sizzla
    32. Ghetto State Of Mind – Assassin & Bounty Killer

Kingston 13 Riddim
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/reggae-morning/id493463025?i=493463198&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
    33. Low The Guns – J Boog
    34. Reggae Morning – Gyptian
    35. Selecta - Rayvon

Iron Gate Sound - Ready Fi Di Road Mixtape

Dubs Fi Di Road

1.       Cornel Campbell – Rock My Soul
2.       Big Youth & KC White – Screaming Target / You Don’t Love Me (No, No, No)
3.       Mighty Diamonds – I Need A Roof
4.       Horace Andy – You Are My Angel
5.       Horace Andy – Skylarking
6.       Max Romeo – Chase The Devil
7.       John Holt – Police In Helicopters
8.       Derrick Harriott - The Loser
9.       The Viceroys – My Mission Is Impossible
10.   Johnny Osbourne – Truth and Rights
11.   Toots & The Maytals – 54-46 That’s My Number
12.   Mighty Diamonds – One Brother Short
13.   Sylford Walker – Burn Babylon
14.   Capleton – Jah Jah City
15.   Turbulence – Distribution
16.   Luciano – Final Call
17.   Junior Kelly – Rasta Should Be Deeper
18.   Errol “Flabba” Holt – Danger Zone
19.   Big Youth & KC White – First Cut Is The Deepest
20.   Mighty Diamonds – Master Plan
21.   Eek-A-Mouse – Wa-Do-Dem
22.   Chronixx – Start A Fyah
23.   Chronixx – One Drop Beat & A Mic
24.   Sizzla – Rise To The Occasion
25.   Kabaka Pyramid – Ready Fi Di Road
26.   Kabaka Pyramid – Lead The Way
27.   Iron Gate Sound retrospective medley 
28.   Chronixx – Acapella

Huge thanks to all the incredible and inspiring artists, producers and engineers who have contributed to this. Also thanks to Sam Clouston and Sessy Milan for the popping artwork! Bless

Dubs Fi Di Road (100% dubplate mix)

First single taken from the Upcoming "Different Hours" EP

Sydney collective Iron Gate Sound come in heavy with Wickedest, the first cut off their forthcoming EP. Making a name for themselves online, Iron Gate Sound have developed a strong following dropping mixtapes, mashups and dubs from some of the biggest names in Jamaican music. With this release, the long-time stalwarts of the Sydney reggae-dancehall scene find themselves diving deep into hard-hitting UK grime and dubstep influences.

Wickedest features the magnetic vocals of the UK’s RTkal, commanding with energy and unrivaled flair over solid basslines and heavy industrial drums. The grimey production shows a new direction for original Iron Gate Sound members Flip and Gilsun, now officially joined by long-time friend & collaborator Kid Fiction. “The UK grime and dubstep sound has always been a big part of what we do, especially in our live shows”, says Gilsun, “producing an EP focused on that sound and working with vocalists of this caliber has been an incredible experience for us”. 

The release also marks the return of Iron Gate Records, an Australian imprint that has already worked with some of the biggest names in reggae and dancehall such as Sizzla and Lutan Fyah on the 2014 Lion Inna Den riddim release.
The Different Hours EP will drop in late 2019 and features collaborations with vocalists from the UK and Jamaica including Chiedu Oraka, Juiceman and dub poet Michael St George.

Please contact irongatesound@gmail.com for interviews and further info.

Different Hours EP

Wickedest Feat. RTkal

What You Know Feat. Cheidu Oraka

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[Premiere] Iron Gate Sound - Headline (feat. Juiceman)(out on Iron Gate Records)

FKOF Premiere!

Here's the latest from Sydney's @iron-gate-sound - the fourth cut on their next release via the Iron Gate Records imprint. 


'Truth A Truth' features Jamaican dub poet @themsg-dub and drops 08/04/20 via the label's Bandcamp. Find the other releases via the buy link... 

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Truth A Truth ft. Michael St George

Iron Gate Sound ft. Michael St George - Truth A Truth [FKOF Premiere]

Chronixx X Joe Gibbs - One Beat and a Mic

Horace Andy X King Tubby - Skylarking

Double A side!!!
A: Cornerstone Featuring Fikir Amlak
AA: One Life Featuring Rider Shafique
B: Cornerstone Riddim

03 Iron Gate Sound - Cornerstone Riddim

02 Iron Gate Sound - One Life feat. Rider Shafique

01 Iron Gate Sound - Cornerstone feat. Fikir Amlak

Cornell Campbell X Bob Marley & The Wailers - Rock My Soul

A progressive bass culture collective out of Australia, Iron Gate Sound has been a mainstay of Sydney’s reggae-dancehall scene since 2012. The brainchild of Flip and Gilsun, the collective has dropped a steady stream of mixtapes and independently released music under its Iron Gate Records label which they founded in 2014.
 
Working with dub, reggae, dancehall and grime artists from Jamaica and Europe, Iron Gate Records has always maintained a connection to roots even as it has sought to develop, reinterpret and innovate new sounds.
 
In 2014, Flip and Gilsun worked with some of Jamaica’s finest vocalists, including Sizzla and Lutan Fyah on Lion Inna Den Riddim and collaborated with Addis Pablo and Suns of Dub on the Jah Jah Solve Dem EP.
 
Between 2015 and 2018, Iron Gate Sound released a steady stream of mixtapes including Dubplate Mashdown and Dubs Fi Di Road – the first 100% dubplate mix out of Australia.
 
In 2019 Sydney-based music producer Kid Fiction joined Iron Gate Sound, bringing his unique texture-focused electronic music production to the collective. In 2020, Iron Gate Sound is gearing up for a burst of releases featuring appearances by Chiedu Oraka, RTKAL, Fikir Amlak and Jamaican dub poet Michael St. George.

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