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ile step umekuja nayo endelea tuu hivyo....Mix is Tuff!!!!!!

"Rastafari. Fire Torch
Wah gwaan mi bredda Gappy?
You know seh when mi check it out 
Some youths can't even make a march

Hi there, that's a nice pair
Well comfortable inna your Nike Air
Expensive to nuff, it cost a lot of cash
So watch the posing inna the 3 stripe Adidas 


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Oh oh oh. Oh nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no. And it hurt me so


Yeah
Youths them a try but still them can't get no bligh
Now a desolate place them trod it in life to survive
Lack of opportunity the ghetto youth them put aside
Pure darkness inna them life, so Torch bring them inna the light yeah


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Oh oh oh. Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Wow. Gappy it hurt me so, yeah

Cause ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Go nah noy
And I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no. And it hurt me so
Ay, them fi know yeah


Read between the lines this is not about shoes
So much years ghetto youths ah get used
Go away Mr. Drunk pon Booze, vanity you worship and your so confused

The media weh them ah use to stray your mind from the truth
and ah many of the youths them trick inna the flashy suit, but
Ball of fire burn so bright, 
Gappy Ranks and Torch arise
For equal justice and the rights
Yo oh oh, yeah

Ask them
How do you sleep at night, 
when you know seh a ghetto youth ah sleep outside?
Tell me how do you sleep at night,
 when you know many ah die from your tricks and your lies, yeah


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
I tell you, yeah. Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no, oh no, it hurt me so

Yeah
Cause ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone, alone
And, it hurt me so. Oh oh oh oh


Mr. Baldhead, Mr. Dreadlock
Say him have the city lock inna him Reebock
Memba seh some ghetto youths will never see that
It doesn't mean them ah go end up as a idiot

So with the youths today, give them a better way
Nuff hungry mouths to feed. No barefooted dem pon the street, yeah
Big man your money cannot help you, 
when the gun you give them it ah buss up pon you. Oh oh

Now the moral of the story, is to always give Jah the glory
Oh yeah. If you don't know the ghetto story, 
we put them where them deh now them ah act like them no know we


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
I tell you wow. Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Gappy yeah, how it hurt me so

Yeah, cause ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
I said, go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no, how it hurt me. It hurt me so 


Gappy Ranks, ay lead the youths them out of Bobbywrong
Oh, oh oh oh
Hey Babylon, oh Babylon, your city haffi burn yeah

Torch the Ever Burning Flame, oh seh the fire it ah blaze
Lead the youths them out of Bobbywrong"

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Gappy Ranks - Barefoot (Feat. Torch)

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This version that was produced by jahkimemusic and silkkiwondamusic under the black african museum is a tribute to the great honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey for his outstanding fight for black african worldwide.
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Artist: Esco Levi
Song: My Heart
Prod by: E.Ewing & E.Francis
Recorded @ Mixing Lab, Kingston, JA
Island Life Records (2017)
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My Heart

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Release Date - Thursday, Febraury 14th
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Reggae music has been intimately tied to “royalty” since it’s very inception. Often referred to as “the Kings music”, there has been a consistent presence of regal African imagery in Reggae culture. With Rastafari as a major part of the music’s origins, these concepts have
remained prominent even as their presence have fluctuated in other genres of music. 

Grammy-winning songwriter King MAS, with the release of his third studio album “Crown”, draws inspiration from the ancient tradition of African royalty and creates a musical universe that is sure to enchant, educate, and uplift Reggae lovers across the globe. On the heels of the massive collaborative single “Definition of a King”, King MAS has concocted another potion of powerful musical medicine that is as potent an offering as we have seen thus far.
The "Crown" album explores the theme of right relationship and reminds each listener of the ancient principles that keep relationships, families, and kingdoms together. In the title song
(Crown), King MAS expresses his desire to heal the scars of a broken heart as he proclaims his belief that beyond a shadow of a doubt “every Queen deserves a crown”. With 17 original
songs, including 12 previously unreleased cuts from his ever expanding catalog, “Crown” is a musical journey through the mind of a modern day king. With a host of features including Zosia
McGregor, Randy Valentine, Kabaka Pyramid, & Jahdan Blakkamoor, the global Reggae community is well represented.

King Mas - The Crown Album - Megamix

Crown

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Inner Terrestrial Riddim

Inner Terrestrial Riddim Mega Mix by SOLID ROCK

In a moment in time where mankind is descending into a state of mass hysteria and panic, one can only view "Cannibal" as a prophetic message. As the national guard is deployed across the United State (also known as the "divided snakes") of America to "contain" the burning and looting that could possibly ensue, the "consumer culture" has now been identified as a threat with more capacity for destruction than COVID-19 itself.

King MAS & Young Shanty, sons of Afrika living in the west, spoke of these times YEARS before they would manifest (one need only reference Young Shanty's "Poor Can't Take No More" album to verify this). Incidentally, King MAS issued a grave omen about the potential "Zombie Apocalypse" in the fall of 2015 alongside Royal Order Music group. The Dub Club Riddim by Giddimani Records has now been released to reinforce that message as most of mankind's population is under threat to be put under mandatory lockdown for a virus that is only fatal in 2% of all cases. The Dub Club riddim features powerful performances from the likes of Prince Levy, Teacha Dee, Ras Fraser, and P Giddi himself.

Spread the vibes and not the virus of fear! The economic impact of these draconian measures has created a "powder keg" scenario. Should basic necessities run short, the only thing left for the consumers to consume will be those who have been feeding on the working class from time immemorial. 

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Dub Club Riddim

King MAS x Young Shanty - Cannibal (Dub Club Riddim) GIDDIMANI RECORDS PROD. 2020

Cruising Altitude Riddim

Chant for Life

Gallis Degree

Inna Dem Eye Riddim

Hard to Bring Down

Grammy award-winning songwriter, vocalist & guitarist King Mas is a musical amalgamation of culture and art. A voice that reverberates thought-provoking messages, King Mas is a trailblazer for the conscious reggae fusion movement. Dubbed the “Musical Obeah Man”, The King has inherited an ancestral music tradition that spans generations. A native of Boston, Massachusetts, King Mas was born to culturally grounded Caribbean parents. His father Supreme, is a legendary calypso monarch from the island of Montserrat, and his mother a Clarendon born Jamaican who grew up during the formative years of reggae music. This is not to mention, an immensely talented lineage that is comprised of musicians and songwriters including Everton “Reality” Weeks, who wrote the world-renowned calypso hit “Hot, Hot, Hot”.

With a strong passion for music, King Mas drew inspiration from isolation as an epilepsy survivor. Facing the reality of a potentially life ending condition, King Mas would find solace in song. With Walkman in hand, he would tune into the arrangements of his favorite artists and impersonate their musical style and delivery. From Buju to Busta, to Beres and, Brian McKnight, The King immersed himself in varied types of music. It was this experience that shaped his existence as an exceptional artiste with an international following. 

King Mas acknowledges his divine purpose for living, also known as Nkrabea. Drawing from African spirituality, The King crafts distinctive words and sound to release life-altering energy, aiding mankind in realizing itself. With songs like, “Walk Like A Champion” and “Reflection”, King Mas chooses to heal rather than simply entertain. It is through this calling that he has earned the moniker “Musical Obeah Man”, paying homage to his Afro-Caribbean roots. 

To date, King Mas has performed all over the United States and the four corners of the world. From Lebanon to Lintz, to the Limpopo River, The King has electrified audiences with his unique vocal style, often delivering encore performances. In 2012, he independently released his debut album, “One Wish”. Now, “Rasta Evolution” released under Nature's Way Ent. contained several significant hits. The "Crown" album, executive produced by his brother "Mitymaose" will mark another paradigm shifting audio offering from the King.

King Mas - The Crown Album Megamix (Wadadah II for Black Sabbath Sound 2019)

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