Cuba Libre Riddim Featuring: Keznamdi, Ginjah, Jahmali, Cornadoor, Jah Rooti and more! Produced by Jungle Josh 

Cuba Libre Riddim

Go With Jah - Daweh Congo / Real Battle Axe - Mark Wonder (Go With Jah Riddim)

Shuga - In Deh

Special mix of the song "Give Thanks & Praises" by Freddie McGregor alongside Cali P, available on digital from the compilation "Songs Of Liberation vol. 3" or on limited 7" vinyl right here : https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/314725320

"Give Thanks & Praises" Freddie McGregor & Cali P available on 7"

Radikaly Riddim
(c) 2015 Oct. - Flash Hit Records 
Art Cover by Fnkasty

Tracklist :
1. Kabaka Pyramid - No Cliché
2. Ward 21 - Bad Mind People
3. Jah Sun & Bobby Hustle - Reggae Anthem
4. Jah Vinci - Bun Di Fire
5. Million Stylez & Rebellious - Inna Di Vibez
6. Nico D - Invicible
7. Virtus - Rub A Dub Session
8. Lieutenant Stichie - Tun Up
9. Papa Michigan - Ready Fi Dem
10. Little Kirk - Foundation
11. Derrick Parker & Jigsy King - We Kill Sound
12. Raymond Wright - Rite Ting
13. Publik Report - Corruption
14. Perfect Giddimani - Got To Save
15. Exile Di Brave - Talk It Like
16. Lorenzo - Don't Stop The Music
17. Rapha Pico - Love Within

Lt. Stitchie - Turn Up (Radikaly Riddim | Flash Hit Records)

Riddim Written and Produced by Jungle Josh
Vocals Written and Performed by Keznamdi 

Cover Art - Def Jef


Keznamdi - Under Mi Culture

Written and Produced by Jungle Josh
Featuring Jahmali and Andy Cooper

Cover Art by Def Jef

Jahmali - Lock The Window feat. Andy Cooper

Written and Produced by Jungle Josh
Featuring Ginjah 

Cover Art by Def Jef

Ginjah - Nah Waan Dat

Written and Produced by Jungle Josh
Featuring Cornadoor 

Cover Art by Def Jef

Cornadoor - Fix Dat

Written and Produced by Jungle Josh
Featuring Jah Rooti 

Cover Art by Def Jef 

Jah Rooti - Warrior

Treat her betta by Empress Zana on the Don't Panic riddim 
Produced by Ricky Dread

Treat her betta

Track #14 taken from King Ital Rebel's album, Rebel Chant, available now on all digital platforms.

Backing vocals by Nicole Burt
Bass, & Guitar by MacLes Lion
Organ & Kette by King Ital Rebel 
Drums by Wim "Radics" Verbruggen from the "Asham Band"
Recorded at, JamrockVybz Studio, New York City
Mixed by MacLes Lion at MacLes Music Factory 
Mastered at MacLes Music Factory, Belgium
Artwork by JamrockVybz’s graphic artist Kai Lippok
Distributed by: VP Records & VPAL, NYC 

As the world celebrates the Earthstrong of His Imperial Majesty, Haile Selassie I on July 23, reggae artiste, King Ital Rebel is out to remind his loyal followers that Jah No Dead in his newly-released single from his debut album, Rebel Chant. 

Released in May via King Ital’s JamrockVybz Records label, Rebel Chant has been positively received worldwide, with a flurry of songs rooted in spirituality, togetherness and survival. Jah No Dead is no exception and combines the three aforementioned elements. 

“Hear the voice of the congo man say, gwaan hol di Sabbath, give thanks and praise,” King Ital Rebel sings as he swears he’s a ‘natty by birth, nah trim nah shave’ as he reaffirms his love for H.I.M. He also warns that ‘Binghi man have no place inna Babylon’ and calls on the masses to stop supporting the very sources of destruction causing strife in Africa - the heart of Haile Selassie’s existence – and across mankind. 
Jah No Dead allows believers to once again declare their dedication toward Haile Selassie and ensuring his name and legacy don’t live in vain while sparking a spiritual awakening in those who doubt the power of the emperor’s everlasting presence.

Celebrate H.I.M and the foundation of the Rastafarian culture with this down to earth tune. Both the single and the Rebel Chant album are available for purchase via iTunes. 


Rebel Chant

King Ital Rebel - Jah No Dead

BUY LINK https://www.buyreggae.com/#!/products/113533
What is #rudebwoyjamaica as referred to by @micahshemaiahmusic & @giark_digitalb :

Rude Bwoy is about positive change and as the term goes its from our foundation in the Ghettos of Jamaica where ones had to grow up very rough. its not about wrong doings its about being tough and not standing for what the system has to offer us.  Micah Shemaiah

In Continuing- Original rude bwoys of Jamaica were not always violent gun toting gangsters but breddrens and even sistrens who were not part of the status quo, who did not subscribe to certain things the "society" called norms,
In my research of rude boys in Jamaica almost every site had a Rasta Man or a man and sister with afro, although they also had men with guns it goes to show that as a Rastaman choosing to have a particular diet, have a certain lifestyle and "rebel against the system"... "they" would have considered you a  "rude bwoy".

This song in no way shape or form promotes gangsterism

MIcah Shemaiah + Giark Rude Bwoy Jamaica

Wayne J
"Murderer"
67 Riddim
2017
King Horror 
Bookings, Dubs and Jingles -waynejsocial@gmail.com or call/whatsapp 876-547-0295 or 484-0974
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67 RIDDIM

MURDERER

Maffi Production, 2011, Copyright. 
Digital dancehall 80s style.

Original Track out on Food Palace Music 
Big Up!

http://www.myspace.com/foodpalacemusic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhSLg0mLxoU

Michael Rose - Mr. Collie (Maffi Remix)

Perfect Giddimani/Ganja For You

Cornadoor - Fix Dat

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