Name: Slow Ride by Keith Rauh in Reggae Sundaze
Duration: 3 min 3 s
Description: a song a bout taking it slow and enjoying life

Reggae with a classic feel for your weekend. Updates every Wednesday with popular tracks in Central Asia.

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🇯🇲 Queen Amalia – Jamaica Me Love

A soulful roots anthem and heartfelt ode to Jamaica.
Warm analog vibes, rich harmonies, and pure island spirit.

🎶 Credits:

Music: dubdiggah & Ügggy

Guitar: Ügggy & Small Axe

Bass: N. Bries

Horns & Woods: Los Gitanos Brass Ensemble

Produced & mixed by DubDiggah @ Masterlink Studio, Spain.
Masterlink Records – 2025.

#RootsReggae #QueenAmalia #Jamaica #DubDiggah #Ügggy #SmallAxe #LosGitanosBrass

Jamaica Me Love  - Queen Amalia x dubdiggah - Masterlink Records

“Protect the Fauna” is a conscious roots Reggae song that delivers a powerful message about the importance of respecting and protecting animals and nature. The lyrics, filled with vivid images of the jungle, the sea, and the mountains, invite us to reflect on the sacred value of every creature on the planet.

With a deep, spiritual, and meditative rhythm, the song blends the mysticism of classic Reggae with a positive vibration that awakens awareness in every verse. The chorus is a universal call: to end animal suffering and restore harmony between humanity and Mother Earth.

The poetic voice highlights the beauty of animals such as the lion, the jaguar, the dolphin, and the hummingbird, turning them into symbols of freedom and balance. The spoken bridge adds a prophetic tone, reminding us that without fauna, there is no life and no future.

This track embodies the essence of roots Reggae: music with purpose, with love, with resistance, and with a spiritual message of unity and respect for creation. It is a chant for conscious souls, an anthem for those who believe that life in all its forms must be protected.

Protect the Fauna

Uncle Tinu is a bold and fearless song that speaks truth to power, exposing the harsh realities of bad governance in Nigeria. It is a cry for justice, a voice for the voiceless, and a wake-up call to a generation tired of corruption, failed promises, and leaders who put self before the people. With hard-hitting lyrics and raw emotion, the track challenges the political elite while inspiring the masses to demand real change. This isn’t just music—it’s a movement.


Uncle Tinu

When a Boy Loves a Girl

a song a bout taking it slow and enjoying life

Slow Ride

Some mistakes don’t just haunt us — they repeat. Echo in a House of Glass is about cycles we can’t seem to break, the way history keeps coming around until you decide to change. Laid-back reggae groove with a deep bass synth pulsing through the mix. Crisp rhythm guitar and syncopated drums drive the verses, while lush reverbs open the space. Harmonized backup vocals echo through the chorus and bridge, layering warmth over the warning: history will repeat unless you learn. Glass is fragile, transparent, and unforgiving — when the echoes bounce inside, there’s nowhere to hide. 🎵 Saturday Ghosts – Echo in a House of Glass.

(Verse 1)
Been here before, haven't you?
Same old faces, just a different view
swear to me that this is the last time
But you just fall in line

(Chorus)
river keeps on flowing
water's just a different shade
seeds we thought we were sowing
Just repeat the mistakes we've made
History will always repeat itself 
refuse to learn from your past
It's an echo in a house of glass
(It's an echo in a house of glass)


(Verse 2)
You swore you’d cut the puppet strings
Silence all the harm it brings
Hand that pulls them disappears
End up with the same old tears

(Chorus)
river keeps on flowing
water's just a different shade
seeds we thought we were sowing
Just repeat the mistakes we've made
History will always repeat itself 
refuse to learn from your past
It's an echo in a house of glass
(It's an echo in a house of glass)



(Bridge)
It's easier to know the pain
Get caught out in the rain
Just Someone New,  just another fight
So you just turn out the light
It's a cold, hard fact
Yeah, you can't take it back
'Cause it's you who is to blame

(Chorus)
river keeps on flowing
water's just a different shade
seeds we thought we were sowing
Just repeat the mistakes we've made
History will always repeat itself 
refuse to learn from your past
It's an echo in a house of glass
(It's an echo in a house of glass)

(Outro)
History will repeat
Unless you change

echo in a house of glass...
(echo in a house of glass)

echo in a house of glass...
(echo in a house of glass)




Echo in a house of glass

Song concept vocal arrangements and lyrics written by Robert Surratt music and voice created with A.I.

Awaken Those That Sleep

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Purple Metalflake Concentrate

How Did We Get Here... is a song questioning how we as a people have gotten to this stage in life culturally socially and politically... to the point we have to question where all the good people are gone, it has to be a leadership problem that, if continued, will destroy future generations for a very long time.

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“Hanoi River Carol” is part of my album Joy & Truth – The 24 Days of Christmas, releasing worldwide in two days.
This album tells 24 real stories — about people, places, and the meaning of truth and light in everyday life.
With this track, I wanted to capture the calm and warmth of Hanoi — the river shimmering at night, the voices in the streets, life between temples, lights, and mist.
I wrote it as a roots-reggae track because that rhythm feels like the language of the soul — deep, calm, and honest.
“Hanoi River Carol” is a song about balance — between light and shadow, tradition and change, humanity and nature.
🎧 Genre: Roots Reggae / World / Spiritual
📅 Album: Joy & Truth – The 24 Days of Christmas (out Oct 24)

Hanoi River Carol

Hard rock meets life, love, and the paranormal

Slow Ride

Keith Rauh

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