The Redemption Project

Game is Over

Kelissa - Tomorrow Never Comes - (Rocksteady Fred Prod)

Reggae Virus Booster

Bald Head Jesus

Paulinho Sorriso no Céu é um boombap de alma elevada, construído sobre drums vintage, baixo analógico pulsante e Rhodes quente, trazendo uma atmosfera otimista e inspiradora.

A faixa narra a história de Paulinho — da banca da feira até o céu — com flow contemplativo e cheio de humildade, misturando FX realistas como avião, vento forte, bicicleta acelerando e risadas de Paulinho, criando uma experiência imersiva e humana.

Uma produção de DJThOne no projeto Marola RP, feita para emocionar, inspirar e celebrar a força coletiva.

Paulinho Sorriso no Céu – Marola RP (Boombap Inspiração)

#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.

'HERB & TEA' ANDIITES & HIAWONDAH

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lion-paw-riddim/id1115752353

Lion Paw Riddim

NEVER EVER

Lutan Fyah - NEVER EVER

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.

07 Reflection

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Why Should I

I-Octane  - Why Should I

Dubtonic Kru feat. Iba Mahr - Somewhere in Africa [Motherland Riddim - Danger Zone Rebirth - 2013]

What You Came For

My Home is My Head , Music is My Vehicle Home

I-Octane - Why Should I

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