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The Cordells - Let I Go

A follow up of my lovers rock mixx of feb 2013.Playing irrie and mellow lovers regga,roots love songs.Payed alot of respect fi di Cool Ruler Mr.Gregory isaacs in this mix.Played alot of wicked old chunes.Listen,enjoy and share.

Playlist 
Gregory Isaacs-material man
Gregory isaacs-objection overruled
Bob Marley-pimpers paradise
Gregory isaacs-top ten
John Holt-Queen of the ghetto
Gregory isaacs- my only lover
Gregory isaacs-Poor millionare
Jolly Brothers-conscious man
Nikesha Lindo-all i remember
Kashief Lindo-love in a vision
Stephen Marley-No cigarette smoking
Gregory Isaacs-Front Door
Gregory isaacs-Feeling irie
Bunny Maloney-Easy Loving
Barry Isaacs-Give her my regards
Delroy Wilson-Wont you go home
Eddie Lovette-Stuck on You
Gregory isaacs-nobody knows
Gregory isaacs-Tune in
Tarrus Riley-stay with you
Don carlos-Young Girl
Glenn Washington-Roller coaster ride(peanut vendor riddim)
Marcia Griffiths-Back in the days(peanut vendor riddim)
George Nooks-Top ten(peanut vendor riddim)
Daville-One in a million
Gregory Isaacs-Night Nurse
I jah man Levi & Madge-I do
Gregory Isaacs-I'm sorry
Judy Boucher-You caught my eye
Sizzla-Dry Cry
Yellow Man-Still be a lady
Eric Donaldson-Your love
Don Campbell-Rise
Peter Hunnigale-Never
Glenn washington-on and on
Stephen Marley-Pale moonlight
Beres Hammond-Groovy little thing
Cynthia Schloss-as if i didn't know
Glenn washington-pour your sugar
Sadiki-Virtuous sister
Dasia-tonight tonight
Singing Colongne-All my love for you

2013 LOVERS ROCK REGGAE MIXX:STRICKLY FOR LOVERS PT 2:AUG 2013

Bob Marley vs. Junior Jack vs. Erik Prydz

Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement.

So Much Trouble in the World (Iron Dub Justice)

THE ABYSSINIANS - DECLARATIONS OF RIGHTS

ZIGGY MARLEY  - NATURAL MYSTIC

The Paragons - Smile It's A New Day

Blue King Brown's new album 'Born Free' has arrived!

The beautiful 'Babylon A Fall' features legendary Jamaican vocal group 'The Congos', one of the most distinctive and important vocal groups in Jamaica's rich musical history.

Described by central figure Natalie Pa’apa’a as the band’s “strongest collection of … songs to date”, the album was brought to life on location at Tuff Gong studios in Kingston, Jamaica – the very same utilised by genre hero Bob Marley – as well as at Melbourne’s renowned Sing Sing Studios and the band’s own digs somewhere amid the sprawl of the city.

“This album more than ever captures where and who we are in our art and activism,” Pa’apa’a said of the record. “Steadfast on our musical mission, we continue to gather and hone our skills, branching into new territories, crafting our intentions into art, communication and action ... we are given focus, determination and momentum by the indisputable and irrepressible fact that humanity is born free."

Aussie vet Mista Savona lent his talents to production, as did ARIA-winning producer Styalz Fuego and the folks of Kingston’s Notis Productions, with multi-Grammy-winner James ‘Bonzai’ Caruso handling mixing duties across Australia and the US.

"We're excited about this release,” Pa’apa’a enthused. “It's such an important time to be voicing, loud and clear, the integral duty we have to unite against systemic injustices, to reclaim our rightful freedoms, share the truth, expose governments and authorities for what they really are and importantly to be singing our support to the people who are creating new ways of thinking, living and thriving outside the current paradigm.

“We give ourselves and our music to the movement; in this day and age, what could possibly be more important than that?"

Album available here: http://bluekingbrown.com/

Blue King Brown feat. The Congos - "Babylon A Fall"

Twinkle Brothers-Different strokes

The Gladiators - The Rich Man Poor Man

Simple Man - (Reggae Ver)

“Rise, Jamaica (Sheltered and Strong)”
When the storm raged, the people stood in prayer. Out of the floodwaters, a new dawn breaks… not of fear, but of faith. “Rise, Jamaica” tells the story of an island that refused to bow to nature’s fury, finding strength in unity, love, and divine protection. The image captures that sacred moment: a survivor wrapped in the Jamaican flag, hands raised toward the golden sunrise,  symbolizing hope, resilience, and rebirth. It’s not just about survival; it’s about revival. Jamaica has been sheltered by grace… and now, she rises stronger than ever.
Out of the floodwaters, a nation lifts its hands to Heaven.
🇯🇲 Rise, Jamaica (Sheltered and Strong) — a song of faith, unity, and divine renewal.
#RiseJamaica #ShelteredAndStrong #JamaicaStrong #SonicDominion #D’RhoniqBlaze #FaithOverFear #GospelReggae #HopeAfterTheStorm

Rise, Jamaica (Sheltered and Strong)

Love In Your Meditation

African heart lionheart - Dezarie

Get ready for the summertime release of the "Mighty Roots" riddim, coming straight from The Ambassador Soundin collaboration with bonafide reggae bass legend George "Fully" Fullwood, featuring great vocal tracks by some of reggae's hottest artists, including Greg Rose, CHEZIDEK, , Teacha Dee and Lutan Fyah and Win Strong 
Fullwood brings decades of reggae creativity, all the way back to "Sun is Shining" with the King of Reggae, Bob Marley, to being the founding member of Soul Syndicate, to his creation of perhaps the most definitive reggae bassline of all time, Stalag 17, to providing instrumental support to almost every reggae artist you've ever heard of. 
"Mighty Roots" extends the Fullwood legacy and showcases the vocal and lyrical prowess of the 21st century artists featured on the riddim

The Paragons - Smile It's A New Day

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