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Anthony B - Shine Your Light [Honour Riddim | Dreddarecords 2014]

Riddim for the People – A 2025 Vision is a powerful blend of roots, soul, and celebration. O.B.A.65 delivers a conscious, colorful soundscape that echoes both heritage and hope. With deep basslines, island warmth, and heartfelt lyrics, this album brings reggae into the future while staying grounded in truth and tradition.

Whether it’s uplifting anthems or intimate reflections, each track moves with purpose — speaking to the people, for the people. It’s music for dancing, healing, and rising up.

🔊 “This is firelight music. Riverbank music. Marching music. Reggae reborn for a new generation.”

Roots & Rhythm”

#Herbalist tune, HERB & TEA Writing by @Hiawondah & @Andiites, brother in music fraternity business, we are here to give good music to the Masses of Peoples in the World-Globally.  music is natures therapy as @Hiawondah always say! its an instrument a source of energy that can be use to eradicate the evil in people mind and soul. so when we make music we make good music shooting to the Masses of Peoples soul and mind, this weapon is not for killing the physical but to reborn the mental stability of people' culture history and africa.  use #Ganja #Herbs and Heal yourself,' nature proverbs. ( #HERBALIST )  #garrisonregeem #itesoflifemusic #KaramantiMuzique.

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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. 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.

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