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Morgan Heritage Feat. Jo Mersa Marley - Light It Up (Dub.Rebels RmX)

Selassie I know dreadlocks... dear sistren and brethren, we present our personal dub rendition of an amazing tune by Morgan Heritage feat. Jo Mersa Marley: Light it Up!
This riddim is inspired by "Vision" taken from  Junior Cony w/ Shanti D & Mister Irie on "At The Government Shop" 2003
Enjoy, Jah bless! 

YOUTUBE LINK:
https://youtu.be/wr4SH_ycNNY 

LYRICS:
Selassie I know Dreadlocks
Right yah know I and I go light up the world
Oh yeah
Selassie I know
(Morgan Heritage, ligt it up)

Listen reggae music, free up to reggae music
This is reggae music, now (Morgan Heritage say)
Listen reggae music, free up to reggae music
This is reggae music, now

Light up the incense, light up ishence
Light up the lighters, mek we light up the world, yeah
Inhale the fragrance, free up your mind
And leggo bad mind and make all evil get purged, yeah
Don't get caught in the road block (road block)
Everyone one accord is the slogan, yeah
Love is the potion that confirms your notion
That is one love I and I a deal with for sure, yeah

Now there's a time and a place
For everything and this is the time
To free up your mind, body, soul, heart, everything
Let the music take control of you
Give you freedom to do your thing
And play your part in lighting up the world
And play your part in lighting up the world (light it up)
The future can be brighter (light it up)
Lift us much higher, higher, higher, uh huh

Everyone fi come with
With a hearts of love and mek we light it up
Illuminate the world and mek we light it up
Come with, with a heart of love and mek we light it up
Light it up
Everyone fi come with
With the hearts of love and mek light it up
Illuminate the world and mek we light it up
Come with, with a heart of love, a make we light it up
Light it up

Darkness come to light when inna me khaki call me Sparky
I and I do more than talk it
And Morgan Heritage walk it
Proud to love how we part is
Bingi drum weh we claating
We kicking it off like Huaraches
Nah wast no time fi no claffy, so
Well pass me the torch, ah who me fi scorch
Ah inna me heart, good inna me heart
Me top in me class and fast no ras
How Babylon pass, ah who dem ah talk
The likkle red Rasta no get pass
Dem inna the past, dem fassy deh loss
So tell dem what you make it light it up

Now there's a time and a place
For everything and this is the time
To free up your mind, body, soul, heart, everything
Let the music take control of you
Give you freedom to do your thing
And play your part in lighting up the world
And play your part in lighting up the world (light it up)
The future can be brighter (light it up)
Lift us much higher, higher, higher, uh huh

Everyone fi come with
With a hearts of love and mek we light it up
Illuminate the world and mek we light it up
Come with, with a heart of love and mek we light it up
Light it up
Everyone fi come with
With the hearts of love and mek light it up
Illuminate the world and mek we light it up
Come with, with a heart of love, a make we light it up
Light it up

(..)

Everyone fi come with
With a hearts of love and mek we light it up
Illuminate the world and mek we light it up
Come with, with a heart of love and mek we light it up
Light it up

Come with, come with, come with, come with..
Apr, 2021

Morgan Heritage Feat. Jo Mersa Marley - Light It Up (Dub.Rebels RmX)

This remix is not for sale

Based on Hugh Mundell Arise and Shine original track.

Hugh Mundell - Arise and Shine (Krone Remix)

Produced by Irie Ites records.  See video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9_87UPLnsk

Mark Wonder - People Need Security (see video on youtube)

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Chezidek & Lorenzo - Mr Officer [ IRIE ITES DUBPLATE ]

Reggae sensation IBA MAHR and NOTIS are again collaborating on a new project dubbed, DIAMOND SOX. After establishing the popularity for songs such as, BURNING, LET JAH LEAD THE WAY and LOVE YOU GIRL, the two have decided to embark on a wave that is seemingly missing in modern Reggae/ Dancehall arena. We await the release of a great production, DIAMOND SOX it is, written by Mario 'Iba MaHr' Greaves, produced by Wayne 'Unga Barunga' Thompson and mixed by Grammy Award winning engineer Gregory 'RA' Morris.

IBA MAHR & NOTIS - DIAMOND SOX

The first sponsored Dubplate by "Fikir Amlak" supporting the next Charity Mixtape CD called "Crossroads To Ethiopia" by DJ Rasfimillia!

Riddim by: https://soundcloud.com/highsmilehifi

FULL MIXTAPE:
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Fikir Amlak - Ethiopia (Charity Dubplate)

None A Dem - Horace Andy

Artist: Dubtonic Kru
Song: 99% 
Produced by: Deleon "Jubba" White (White Stone Productions)
Drums & percussions - Jubba
Bass - Strickland Stone
Keyboards - Phillip "Winta" James
Guitar - Rohan "Maka Lox" Gordon
Horns - Conrad Pinnock & Everton Pessoa
Mixed by - Daniel Singer


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Dubtonic Kru - 99%

Ras Mac Bean  -  Jah Have The Key

Lutan Fyah Ft. DJ CheFyah 
Song called- Double Fyah Flames 
Released August 10th 2015 
Gambian Jamaican Collarbo 
First time Gambian Deejay Dropped International Level
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Lutan Fyah ft. DJ CheFyah & Andi Ites - Double Fyah Flames

Somewhere inna Africa - Ft Iba Mahr

DREAD INNA THE MOUNTAIN DUBPLATE/DAN I

©2018 Thompson Sound
Distributed By: Zojak World Wide

Who Shall I Fear - Single

Who Shall I Fear

Linval Thompson - Who Shall I Fear

Following the 2011 release of “Black Roots – The Reggae Singles Anthology” and the 2012 rerelease of “All Day All Night” deluxe version by reissue label Bristol Archive Records, Black Roots and their label Nubian Records have now teamed up with Bristol Archive's parent label Sugar Shack Records to release their brand new album “On The Ground”.

It may be more than twenty years since the original line up were together in the studio, but for their new record they've picked up where they left off and are right back in that classic Black Roots groove that will keep their existing fans happy and appeal to a whole new generation of reggae lovers, many of whom weren't born when Black Roots released their string of classic records.

The music is entertaining and upbeat, but it is still roots music. These songs have a social message that is just as relevant in the troubled world we inhabit in 2012 as the band's songs were during the ups and downs of the 1980s. 

Opening track “I Believe” makes it clear that for all the progress we've made, for many people life today is just as hard as it's ever been. Surviving the system isn't easy. Second track “Pompous Way” is also concerned with society, but this time with fixing it and reaching out to the next generation rather than labelling them as the problem. The music itself harks back to Black Roots of old and other than the mention of the digital age could easily have been recorded thirty years ago.

Another song that sounds like it could have come from the band's first incarnation is “Militancy” definitely sounding like Black Roots of old and also touching on the theme of slavery, a theme that receives further exploration in the aptly titled “Slavery” recalling the memory of the great evil that befell millions of Africans and their descendants.

There are more upbeat songs recalling a life in rural Jamaica with “Long Long Ago” or celebrating  Africa with “Oh Mama Africa.” In fact whatever the message the band are delivering they still do it with great and enjoyable music, the new members of the band more than earning their place alongside the founding fathers.

More than three decades after they formed, Black Roots are back with a brand new 17 track CD album that defies the passage of time and will appeal to all reggae fans, was released on September 10th on CD, limited edition vinyl and digital download, available from all good retailers.

On The Ground

Pompous Way

Buy @ Bandcamp

IBA MAHR - WILL I WAIT IN VAIN

A1: Errol Dunkley ft Daddy Freddy - You've Been Bad
A2: Million Stylez - Total Control
A3: Deadly Hunta - Congratulations
B1: Louie Culture - Fyah Chant
B2: Silva MC - We See Dem
B3: You've Been Bad Version (Kris Kemist Mix)

12" Vinyl coming soon + full 12 track riddim album on iTunes
Exec Producers Kris Kemist & Gabriel Messenjah

Youve Been Bad 12" - Errol Dunkley & Daddy Freddy, Million Stylez, Deadly Hunta, Louie Culture..

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.

Mark Wonder - People Need Security (see video on youtube)

Mark Wonder reggae artist

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