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YAHWEH ROOTS MUSIC

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ROOTS

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the best reggae

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Taken from The Dread & Terrible Project 
Produced by Winta James (Overstand JA)

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Dread & Terrible 

Here Comes Trouble

Chronixx Here Comes Trouble

Bonafide feat. Damian Marley - Start N Stop [2013]

♫ Konshens  To Her With Love (They Say)   In Transit Riddim Notice Production}

Alaine-Jehovah Jireh [Contagious Riddim] Feb 2013

Jah Bouks - Angola [2013]

Track 2 off the Lead the Way Compilation EP 
Prod by Dj Smurf
Released November 5th
Bebble Rock Music 

Lyrics:

*Intro*
Dem say the signs of the times are showing 
Look at the way the youths dem growing
(Na na now now now, Kabaka P, Aye) 
Accurately speaking again 
Come mek we reason again, yea 
Kabaka Pyramid I'm talking to the youths dem (Aye,Aye)

*Verse*
Dem see the love and wah come drive in hate 
Many youths cyaa even read a license plate 
We send dem go a school 
But dem bound to the brain's limitations of time and space 
We nah teach dem fi meditate and find that place 
That happy state jus dilapidate 
If the youths is a conception immaculate 
Why so many youths get decapitate?
(hey)

*Chorus*
Di youths need fi know 
Say knowledge a di key to any possibility dat dem can achieve 
Di youths need fi know 
The ways to the truth so many growing up fi be a slavery recruit 
Di youths need fi know 
About dem family dem ancestral lineage an what dat really means 
The youth need fi know 
The right seeds weh fi sow yea yea 
Hear mi now again

*Verse*
So many youths a get stifle with rifle 
No know nuttn bout life cycle 
Dem confidence coulda taller than the Eiffel 
But a just di bleaching cream dem a get eyeful 
Dem have to think about survival 
So the school never witness dem arrival, no 
We neva teach dem say unity a strength 
So bare competition with dem rival

*Chorus*
Di youths need fi know 
Say knowledge a di key to any possibility dat dem can achieve 
Di youths need fi know 
The ways to the truth so many growing up fi be a slavery recruit 
The youths need fi know 
About dem family, dem ancestral lineage an what dat really means 
The youth need fi know 
The right seeds weh fi sow yea yea 
(Na Na now)

*Verse*
Teach dem about King Selassie I 
Rastafari a no religion a we life 
Dem wah fi see di true vision of The Christ inna I (Inner Eye)
You no born a sinner that a lie 
So no bother get frustrated youths 
Mi wah fi see a nation of motivated youths 
No longer politics a separate we troops 
Rastafari way we choose (yes)

*Chorus*
Di youths need fi know 
Say knowledge a di key to any possibility dat dem can achieve 
Di youths need fi know 
The ways to the truth so many growing up fi be a slavery recruit 
The youths need fi know 
About dem family dem ancestral lineage an what dat really means 
Yeeaah, burning on an on (an on an on) 
Na na now now

*Verse* (repeat)

Dem see the love and wah come drive in hate 
Many youths cyaa even read a license plate 
We send dem go a school 
But them bound to the brain's limitations of time and space 
We nah teach dem fi meditate and find that place 
That happy state jus dilapidate 
Di youths is a conception immaculate 
So why dem a get decapitate?
(hey)

*Chorus*
Di youths need fi know 
Say knowledge a di key to any possibility dat dem can achieve 
Di youths need fi know 
The ways to the truth so many growing up fi be a slavery recruit 
(yeaaaaaaaah)
The youths need fi know 
about dem family dem ancestral lineage an what that really means 
(Youths need fi know) the seeds dem fi sow yea yea 

*Outro*
Burn out dem system yea
(burn out dem system) Fi di youths dem (burn out dem system) 
Kabaka Pyramid (na na now now yea) 
Accurate immaculate (yea yea ) the truth yea dem have to get
Lead dem out yea yea 
Na na now

Kabaka Pyramid - Teach Di Youths

Better Way

Kingdom Road

Produced by @silly-walks-discotheque

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Dreams of Brighter Days

RC (Righteous Child) & Busy Signal - Dreams Of Brighter Days

Song #7 of Kingdom Road cd.. Prophets Return based on the teachings of the Scriptures that You will see Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob  return  for their reward in these last days/ Daniel 12:13, Amos3, Luke 13:28,

Prophets Return

Song #1 from our New cd " Kingdom Road" starts with the Shofar Blast...!!

Jericho Walls

(Verse 1)
In a gunman world
In the night him clock in at work
Marrow splash at the tool box pull
The magazine in a the two black full
And he’s watching as the days goes by
And he’s counting as his fears all die
Sleeping with the rifle cross his chest
So he never get’s a good night rest
And then he’s drunk in the morning time
And more victims have to lose their lives
The community a christian pray
Wishing that they wasn’t in a gunman world

In a gunman life
Him might not come home from work one night
So every minute matter, ignores advise
From his weeping baby mother and child
That he walk in every game he plays
So she knows he’ll meet his end one day
Some prison time will have to earn his stripe
And have to take another gunman’s life
What if a back stabber name his price
And how ironic if him dead from knife
The mount a bullet weh him put paw bwoy
Job description fi land destroy

(Chorus)
But tell me is it worth the call
If one don rise then a next one must fall
Tell me if it worth the call
Sleepless night’s and patrol old car
Tell me is it worth the call
One try smile while a next one bwal
Tell me is it worth the
Is it worth it, is it worth the call

(Verse 2)
In a gunman world
Life is so stressful
Back to school time come
Cause when a gunman work
The fee successful
And the job is well done
Then there will be a none solve crime
With no one to fill out all blank line
And public haffi hear and deaf
Informer get a cuff, caff, queff
Plus he get nervous just like you and I
Watching out if the police pass by
Cause anyday yuh hear a gunman fail
Then is either they don’t stop trail
What will it cause to make a gun man rich
How many life before a gun man switch
The truth mi want the youth dem stop ignore
Seh the majority a gunman poor

(Repeat Chorus)

(Verse 3)
And when a gunman makes choice
I wonder what goes through a gunman’s mind
And does a gunman think twice
Before him take another someone life
I wonder what it is a gunman say
To the father when a gunman pray
Does he kiss his kids to bed at night
Making sure the blanket tuck just right
Nothing no scary like a gunman’s voice
When people beg a gunman think twice

What could a scary like a gunman’s voice
When people beg a gunman think twice

(Repeat Chorus)

Damian Marley - Gunman World - January 2014

Ancient Of Days

Fantan Mojah - Highgrade [Irie Crew Dubplate serie]

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Fantan Mojah - Highgrade [Irie Crew Dubplate serie]

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Foresta's debut EP will be released on the 28th of February 2014 and will be available as a free download on  Soundcloud and Bandcamp. Since the release of the „Youth Riddim“, Foresta has been working on his own productions, some of which have been released on the albums of various artists over the past couple of years. This time around, he has not entirely distanced himself from a Reggae sound, but rather has found a way to combine it with Soul, Hiphop and jazzy elements. His instruments of choice are rhodes and piano. A number of musical guests graced his home studio where the programmed beats were enhanced with live instruments.  

We now present to you six exclusive songs that will give you an insight into the producer's musical creativity. Foresta, the youngest member of the Urban Tree family, spent the last four months locked up in his home studio to finish his long awaited EP on time for the release date. A number of videos and small activities surrounding the EP are still to come. 

The EP features a  fusion of Hiphop and beats combining Soul, Jazz, Reggae, Dub and Pop. The vocals to be heard here are from artists that hail from precisely these genres, artists that he has met somewhere along on his musical journey through the years or that made it into his humble home studio.   

For his EP Foresta had the pleasure of working with two of the most successful and promising artists in the Jamaican Reggae scene: Kabaka Pyramid and Protoje; Berge belong to the pick of what the German Pop scene has to offer, Foresta's label colleague Simon Grohé  is currently working on his own release „Mamaoerf“; Danny Ranks and Longfingah have both belonged to the German and Austrian Reggae and Dancehall underground scene for decades and have shared their music with crowds on both small and large stages all across Europe; with Benjie - another Urban Tree colleague - he has a veteran of the German dancehall scene on board; Jaqee from Rootdown Records shares her music with her fanbase from Denmark to Germany to France and Uganda. 

For interviews and enquiries please contact : contact@urbantreemusic.de

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Titel: Foresta EP
Artist: Foresta
Datum: 28.02.2014
Fotografie: Jens P. Neumann
Design: Simon Grohé
Mastering: Ganjaman

CREDITS (Quiet Thoughts)
Music: Foresta
Lyrics: Kabaka Pyramid & Protoje
Guitar: Tobias Thiele
Mixing: Foresta

TRACKLIST
01. Quiet Thoughts (feat. Kabaka Pyramid & Protoje)
02. Du Träumst Remix (feat. berge & Simon Grohé)
03. Money Man (feat. Danny Ranks)
04. Gelobtes Land Remix (feat. Benjie)
05. Give It To Dem Remix (feat. Longfingah & Danny Ranks)
06. Sing My Song (feat. Jaqee)

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01. Foresta feat. Kabaka Pyramid & Protoje - Quiet Thoughts

Sizzla Kalonji - Hear Dem Talking (Smarties riddim)

Fantan Mojah - We Never Stop From Blaze (Fire Drop riddim)

Road Code - Fantan Mojah

Don’t wait until I’m gone away

After I’m gone (when I’m gone)
Will be too late to show you care
You’ve got to love me while I’m here
And still with you (with you)
‘Cause after I’m gone (when I’m gone)
All of the tears will be in vain (in vain)
Only the memories will remain

What remain for me? / Do you feel the same?
…

Can’t rest in peace if you live in war
Don’t make the conflict reach too far
Here one day and you gone tomorrow
Next week funeral wreaths and flowers
Forget the hours of the time spent up-
keeping the malice and it don’t make sense now
So you intend fi treat me when it dread
Nuh come the dead yard fi nyam no fish and bread

And me say peace, that’s the way I’m trodding
Step pon you shoes then I beggin’ you pardon
You nuh waa hear that so you hold hard end
Man a road living like prisoner and warden
So a who at fault then and who get hurt
When you use you brother fi fabricate you worth
Well everybody was naked at birth
Whether buried or burnt, we return to the Earth

The line between your friend and your enemy
Easy fi blur when you overpree
It all depends on the energy
You choose to invest in the chemistry
Which you require to make it
If your desire is to take it to a height
Cause I life is sacred, I purpose is to intensify the light
That will shine

Protoje - After I'm Gone ft. Jah9

Fantan Mojah exclusive Dubplate for Roadblock International 

Fantan Mojah - Stronger (Dub)

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Bruno Mars - Marry You (Jr Blender Reggae Remix)

GINJAH & FANTAN MOJAH - RASTAMAN SHE NEED

Ginjah & Fantan Mojah - Rastaman She Need

New music from Jesse Royal, produced by Winta James for Overstand Entertainment.

Jesse Royal-Modern Day Judas (RootsMan Riddim)

another new track off Fantan Mojah's upcoming album

Fantan Mojah - Jus A Feeling

Lyrics for:
'This is NOT a Marijuana Song' by Protoje, Produced by Niko Browne for LifeLine Music. 2012

And so it was said that the herb be provided for I&I 

They don't want you to know Marijuana
Ites up and be Free
Jah so Let it be

Herb smoke keep i sane, take my pain 
Stop migraine, so much i gain, so why blame?
I'm saying Jah might bring the right strain 
To my brain fi chop lightning like I-Wayne
Cause man deh ya pon the Lava Ground
And if u soft like a guava u can't come round
This part of Town, I tell unuh the thought alone
A could a Sparta it falter down
REVIVAL Hallelujah it start up now
Reprisal fi the luu Jah it watered down, Naa Pardon none

What deh in a  mi garden strong
This is NOT a Marijuana Song

This is not Marijuana music
Just a Message from the ones that use it
Don't abuse it cause a mind that's fertile
Brings forth something that's worthwhile 
Know your worth child
Cause no officer alive coulda look in a ma eyes 
And see what i prophesy 
My mind it forever occupies, thoughts of.........
Hold ma talk cause spies amongst us
If trouble did a trouble me, well that mi chalice woulda bubbly
drop in a one load then double it

What deh in a me garden strong
This is NOT a Marijuana Song

Listen up, the truth is to be told
Open your eyes there is beauty to behold
What is the new if u consider the old
Why gain the world and no consider your soul 
What is the cloud if u understand the lining
Who is the king if u consider the LIneage
You know its H.I.M so no continue deny him
Is it freestyle if i consider the Line 
Then configure the timing adjust to fit the rhyme scheme
With no trouble to my mind really?
Seal It

I say wah deh in a me garden strong
This is not a Marijuana Song

ITUNES

This Is Not A Marijuana Song

Chronixx - They Dont Know
Produced by: Lance-a-lot Productions from Sweden 
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Chronixx - They dont know (Lance-a-lot Productions)

Junior Kelly - Love So Nice

Fantan Mojah - Rasta Got Soul

Dubplate from Jah 9 outta Kingston Jamaica for Reggae-Town.de

Jah 9 - Warning (R-T Dub)

A short story based on the events of May 23rd, 2010, when the Jamaican government deployed its military into Tivoli Gardens in the capital city of Kingston.
Premier Nov 5th.

Ey, ey
Watch ya dread
Hey hey

Kingston, be wise
Kingston, free up your mind
Kingston, just be wise
Kingston, free up the I, yeah

When the city a go click-clack-blow, you bet
Government fingers and tic-tac-toes in it
And while they working on the X's and O's
I'm living I-N-I like I'm Mister Kamoze
No surprise when they sending foes to me
Opposite of when plain clothes approaching me
Follow they rules is what they propose to me
Selling they souls for what is owed, you see
Nothing is owed, nothing is promised 
Never know the government woulda run up inna them garrison
Without no sorry, without excuse
Soldier man inna them lorry, everybody get abused, and
Everybody have them views now
The media is owned so know where you get your news from
And the blood deh pon them shoes now
When them walking it trace
Look them hard in them face
And say

Kingston, be wise
Kingston, free up your mind
Kingston, just be wise, for me
Kingston, free up the violence

Now all the damage can't quantify
Roy Rayon couldn't sanctify 
Say a nuff a dem them send fi die
So the city a intensify
Say the ghetto them a gentrify
Well I, nobody nuh identify
Nuff bodies unidentified and just a lie deh
Then where the gun deh? Dead pon Saturday 
Buried Sunday like Solomon Grundy
Like a no Sons of Solomon them have down deh
Leonard Howell, Pinnacle and them land deh
Subdivision, them deal it underhand deh
So learn it 'cause them come back with dem plan deh
So tell me how far do you wanna go now, hey
'Cause them will ratta-tatta-tatta when u pow-pow-pow


Kingston Be Wise

Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley - Trouble
Album: Mr. Marley

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Released: September 9th, 1996
Tuff Gong Records

Mr. Marley

Trouble (Album Version)

New music from Jah9, Produced by Winta James for Overstand Entertainment

Jah9- Reverence (RootsMan Riddim)

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Release Date: February 22nd 2013

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Honey Pot Riddim Megamix [Silly Walks Discotheque 2013]

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Chronixx feat. Sizzla, Kabaka Pyramid & Protoje - Selassie Souljahz [2013]

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Torch - Good Reggae Music [Honey Pot Riddim by Silly Walks Discotheque 2013]

Ginja - Sweet Killer

You and Me

Jesse Royal's sophomore mixtape, 'In Comes The Small Axe'. Dowload here >>> goo.gl/RN1gd

Jesse Royal - Raindrops

SHUGA - 9.58 - PENTHOUSE PROD-Mixed By SHANE C BROWN

Mark Wonder, born Mark Andrew Thompson in Kingston, Jamaica, is truly a Jamaican wonder. Although Jamaica has no shortage of roots singers, Mark Wonder is a musical force that must be reckoned with. He has been blessed with an awesome musical talent. His powerful and infectious vocal delivery and master song crafting cannot be disputed. One can simply not resist singing or rocking to his quality creations which have a universal appeal whether he is praising the Almighty, chanting revolutionary songs laced with social commentary, or keeping the fire of the ancient ones ablaze. His joyful expressions and contagious love songs are also exemplary of the breathtaking quality and range of this amazing and gifted singer. Mark Wonder was influenced by his mother’s love for music and her record collection that included the great early R&B classics of The Impressions, Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson, Patti Labelle and Stevie Wonder from whom he has adopted the name “Wonder”. He was also influenced by foundation Jamaican music from artists like Burning Spear, Alton Ellis, Marcia Griffiths, Bob Andy, Heptones, Ken Boothe, Black Uhuru, Beres Hammond, Third World, Barrington Levy, The Wailers with Bob, Peter and Bunny, and Dennis Brown who in particular inspired him to become a singer. He developed his craft around the sound system in and around his community. From there he got the opportunity to go to the recording studio.Intérêts :King Jammy was his first stop where he did one recording. Not getting enough attention he moved on to neighboring Black Scorpio which eventually launched his recording career. “Caution” was his very first vinyl single. Then came “Girl I Love Your Style” and “A We Rule” – all on the Black Scorpio imprint. A string of singles followed on other small labels and Mark was on his way to realize his vision. He has grown tremendously creating a unique style of his own and is now considered one of the best vocalists in roots reggae. Even Jamaica’s Daily Gleaner newspaper took notice and has described him as “a sound very reminiscent of Garnet Silk.” But Mark sees himself as just another instrument and considers it always an honor to blow the trumpet in a vocal tone. This son of the Tribe of Levi continues to record for many labels and has forged respect and admiration from established and budding international roots labels such as Al.Ta.Fa.An., Addis Records, Bobby Digital, Soundproof Productions, Special Delivery, Pow Pow, World-A-Music, 321 Strong and Acoustic Vibes with whom he coproduced quite a few impressive singles with other artists.Style de musique :Mark has done several collaborative recordings with prominent reggae artists from Sizzla to Germany’s number one reggae artist, Gentleman. Mark has recorded several albums to date which include “Signs of the Times”, “Jeremiah”, “Break The Ice”, and a live album which was recorded in 2001 in Switzerland titled, “Mark Wonder Live at the Couple With Special Guest Prince Theo and the New Land Band.” “Break The Ice” brought out the powerful single “Rainbow Child”. Now Mark Wonder has started his own imprint, Battle-Axe Productions, and set his sights on controlling his own music. “Victory-The Mystery Unfolds”, his first project is a masterful and well-crafted production decorated with lush horns and arrangements. The potent lyrical vibrations touch a range of issues including social commentary. Mark has widely toured Europe where he has steadily been building a solid fan base. In the U.S. he has created a huge impact especially on the west coast receiving tremendous response and rave reviews for his wonderful vocal styling and energetic live performances. “I-man deh pon the mission, yeah, as one of the militant soldiers, and as a son of Levi, I-man know what I duty is. The music is the source I and I use to deliver I and I message and always glorifying his Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I.” Mark Wonder strives, through his music, to educate, inspire and bring consciousness with a spiritual essence and cultural awareness to listeners.

Ancient Of Days

Mark Wonder reggae artist