Zion I Kings are back to glorify the king, once again with the Mash Down Riddim. A fun, modern, funkified and driving take on the vibes that Sly & Robbie and Black Uhuru brought us in the roots reggae heydays of the late 70's and early 80's sound, laced with the modern, "HD Roots" sounds of today, Mash Down Riddim is sure to please reggae fanatics on any station, platform or festival show this season and beyond. With a host of contemporary reggae's finest massaging the track into thier very own testimony of Rastafari culture. Artists like Akae Beka, Lutan Fyah , Medisun, Clatta Bumboo, The Movement and more have all blessed this riddim with fine style and lyrical prowess. The riddim title based on the original take from Blakkamoore on "Mash Down Georgetown" with his ode to his homeland of Guyana, the Mash Down riddim serves up solid songs, through and through.

Mashdown Riddim

Mash Down Riddim

I Grade Dub & Zion I Kings - Dub Down GT

THE FIFTH SELECTION IS HERE, ENJOY!....filled up with 23 songs this selection is about Roots & Culture Reggae from the 70ties. Don’t be worried about the crackles and pops in the selection, because many of the vinyl’s I play are original presses so the oldest is 42 years old! 
One take, this is a straight mix, no fixing and moving on the computer, just the volume is adjusted!!!! 
Heavy Bass for shure, so be advised to listen it pon a good Sound System, only then you will get the right vibes for this Selection, tun up the volume!!! Heartical Thanks to all the listeners, share it, like it, post a comment and let me know how you feel the vibes…..One Heart….The Scorcher
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Track List:
1.	See A Man Face – Horace Andy – Sight N Sound – 7’inch (1971)
2.	Hold Tight – African Brothers – Impact – 7’inch (1974)
3.	Bongo Red – The Gladiators – Studio One – 7’inch (1979)
4.	Cornell Campbell – Natty Don’t Go – Down Beat Records – 7’inch (1975)
5.	Cornel & Brentford Rockers - Natty Rub A Dub – Studio One/ Heartbeat – LP (1975)
6.	Dean Frazer– A Few Goes Bosting – Uhuru – 7’inch (1974)
7.	Hap Kido – Augustus Pablo – Hot Shot – 7’inch (1974)
8.	I Am The Ruler – Anthony Rocky Ellis – Studio One – 7’inch (1975)
9.	I Am The Conquerer – Dennis Brown – Observer – 7’inch (1975)
10.	Warning – Desi Roots – Fe Me Time – 7’inch (1975)
11.	The Youth – Burning Spear – Spear – 7’inch (1976)
12.	I Man A Rasta – Freddie Mcgregor – Money Disc – 7’inch (1976)
13.	Ride On Marcus – Enforcer – Well Charge – 7’inch (1976)
14.	Rightous Works – Earl Zero – Addis Ababa – 7’inch (1976)
15.	Judgement Day – Clive Hilton – Black Ark – 7’inch (1977)
16.	Through The Fire I Come – The Heptones – Observer – 7’inch (1977)
17.	Through The Fire I Come PT.2  – The Observers – Observer – 7’inch (1977)
18.	Natty Dread Taking Over – Culture – Joe Gibbs – 7’inch (1978)
19.	One Jah, Aim & Destiny – Hugh Mundell – Rockers International – 7’inch (1978)
20.	Travelling – Debra Keese & The Black Five – Black Art – 7’inch (1978)
21.	Peace In The City – Abdukareem – Kingston Connexion – 7’inch (1978)
22.	Healing Of The Nation – Jacob Miller – Top Ranking – 7’inch (1978)
23.	Healing Dub – Fat Man Rythm Section – Top Ranking – 7’inch (1978)

The Scorcher's Selection 5, Roots & Culture

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by King Kong Disko https://www.facebook.com/KingKongDisko

On the 5th of December 2013 Nelson Mandela died in Johannesburg. His name stands for a life long struggle to rid his people of the curse of apartheid and oppression. During the course of this struggle he spent many years in jail as a political prisoner, before he finally became the first black president of South Africa and a symbol of identification for a whole continent.

We decided to do a little theme mix to honor this big man and his historical achievements. This mix entirely consists of classic Reggae tunes commenting on the life and work of Nelson Mandela. Many of those tunes are from back in the 1980s, when Mandela was still imprisoned. This also makes the music featured here a very interesting document of contemporary history. This mix gives you a very good impression of how Caribbean artists have always shown a very deep interest in the political struggle of the people of the African continent.

Rest in peace Nelson Mandela

01. Carlene Davis – Rise up
02. Barrington Levy – Mandela you’re free
03. Shabba Ranks – Mandela
04. Brigadier Jerry – Mandela for President
05. Tony Rebel – Mandela Story
06. Scion Success – Mandela 
07. Ernest Wilson & Papa Biggy – Dem free Mandela
08. Chicken Chest – Gi wi Mandela
09. Sweetie Irie – Mandela
10. Charlie Chaplin – Free Mandela
11. Hugh Griffith – Free Mandela
12. Brian & Tony Gold – Free at last
13. Yami Bolo – Free Mandela
14. Sugar Minott – Mandela
15. Macka B – Proud of Mandela

A Tribute to Nelson Mandela [King Kong Disko 2013]

Getting ready for my first Cali Roots next week.. time to open up the windows and take a breath of fresh air like the man call Warrior King. This riddim dropped during the dog days of the pandemic s I never felt it got it's due.. The idea being dropping a "theme riddim" for a festival is brilliant. Collie Buddz on the production. Check Cali Roots 2020 as well if you like this. NUFF artist bless the riddim on that as well.

Cali Roots Riddim 2021

Reggae Veterans Singers and DJ's

Girlfriend

Uplifting vibrations from the Natural High Music family. Enjoy.

Natural High Music Muddy Road Riddim Mix

Take it Easy Riddim Mix by Badda Pum Sound for
Boom Riddim Wednesday on www.jamaicanbass.com

Tracklist:
1. Hopeton James - Intro
2. Josey Wales - Ready for Josey
3. Red Fox - Right pon Time
4. G.C. - Yuh Look Good
5. Chris Martin - Playing Games with my Heart
6. Screechie Dan - Raise your Glass
7. Shaggy - Work so Hard

Badda Pum - Take It Easy Riddim Mix

Jahvinci - Rudeboys and Police 
Natural High Music Presents: Urban Roots
Natural High Music
2015

Natural High Music Presents: Urban Roots, 14 different artists over 14 different riddims. Produced, mixed and recorded by Jordan 'TallMan' Armond and Blaise 'Binghi' Davis at The Bungalow (Half-Way-Tree, JA). The album also includes 2 bonus dub remixes. 

Download now! @  http://www.naturalhighja.com/ 
BLESS!

Rudebwoy And Police - Jahvinci

A tough one from Daweh Congo. Available from cdbaby.com. Out there on vinyl as well if you can fint it....

Cali Roots Riddim 2021

JEREMIAH BLAZE

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