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Un très bon morceaux de reggae qui donne le sourire, qui n'étais pas sur soundclound, je l'ajoute donc pour que tout le monde puisse l'écouter.

U Roy - Same Vibe (Ft Israel Vibration)

In honor of the first Legalize It Day March & Rally on 4/20/14 in Kingston Jamaica, the Most Honorable Bunny Wailer, Solomonic Productions & Rastafari Millennium Council will host the people in Trench Town Culture Park. Enjoy the highest grade and the anthem. 

Bunny Wailer ft. Andrew Tosh - Legalize It - Legalize It Day Campaign Sound

Rootz Underground performs Bob Marley's classic "Midnight Ravers" LIVE across America!

Midnight Ravers

"Jaulas Invisibles" es una canción de reggae con raíz profunda y conciencia afilada. Una crítica lírica al amor posesivo, a la monogamia como prisión emocional, y a las estructuras sociales que disfrazan control como cuidado.

Con un beat suave pero firme, la letra viaja por las contradicciones del amor romántico tradicional, desenmascarando cómo el egoísmo, los celos y la dependencia emocional son presentados como virtudes dentro de relaciones que en realidad son jaulas disfrazadas de afecto.

Este tema habla de cómo muchas personas vuelan de corazón en corazón buscando libertad, pero acaban atrapadas por manipuladores que imponen culpa y deuda emocional. Habla del matrimonio como un “secuestro exprés” y de la fidelidad como un concepto que nos han impuesto... “como si fuéramos perros”.

"Jaulas Invisibles" no busca agradar, busca despertar. Es un canto para quienes se cansaron de confundir amor con propiedad.
Es reggae... con intención de romper cadenas.

Jaulas Invisibles

from the album  In One Accord  by Puma Ptah(formerly known as Ras Puma of Thievery Corporation live band). www.honestmusicdc.com

Business Of Confusion

Holy spirit non holy spirit does it even exist
Fiction non-fiction reality with a twist
Info enter in but can’t articulate an exit
What is the use if you alone ah profit

Verse 1:
Claim I have knowledge, wisdom of old
Can I teach it to the young and not just the old
And if the answer is no do I really overstand it myself
Alright
Are we all in denial of where our heart is at
Will it balance in this day with the feather of Maat
Fact or theory that we’re speaking 
When India, say the Kundalini sleeping
Are the dark ones really cursed
Descendants of Ham
Have we brought a myth to life cause we refuse to overstand
Not every version is for you
Some were translated now to destroy you

Chorus:
I say here comes another one
Not in layman’s term but confusion
The evolution of slavery
Then say you go pray for me 
Don’t you dare
I say here comes another one
With an incentive to separate the human yes
Before there was a book, or a scripture
We were here
Talk to me

Verse 2:
Well when this empire fall, should a next one rise
And what common cause should we use to centralize
Will we all have dominion
Opulence, prospering in every season
We put truth, success, and beauty in a box
Get degrees go to church and use bleaching products
Anything to keep up now
Convenience, won’t let you speak up now
True equality will neva be, in this country
In denial but this was shown by Malcolm and Garvey
Most see you as inferior
So share your heart, with Palestine and Syria 

Chorus:
I say here comes another one
Not in layman’s term but confusion
The evolution of slavery
Then say you go pray for me 
Don’t you dare
I say here comes another one
With an incentive to separate the human yes
Before there was a book or a scripture
We were here
Talk to me
 
Verse 3: 
So here comes another one, to take another son
Who had potential to likely be free
Here comes another one, aiming another gun
My mother weeps cause it could’ve been me
Here comes another one, well from some chosen race
I have a limited time to save my soul
They say look nor here nor there, 
The kingdom is within 
Still I have will have the chance for full control 

Business of confusing yeah
There is no shame in their game
Business of confusing yeah
Business of confusing yeah
There is no shame in their game
Business of confusing yeah


Business Of Confusion

Clinton Fearon - Working for the Man

Christos DC's highly anticipated fourth album release "Tessera" mines the deepest wells of reggae's talent pools, while highlighting a diverse range of styles. 
 
Christos leads this powerful anthemic collaboration entitled "Communion" with Harrison Stafford, the voice of Groundation, and Kenyatta Hill, son of the legendary Joseph Hill of Culture. "Communion of the mind, it's a union of the heart," Christos sings.  It is in this spirit that he continues to offer Honest Music.

COMMUNION Harrison Stafford, Kenyatta Hill
(C. Vrenios, A. Hill, H. Stafford)

Communion of the mind 
Is a union of the heart (straight love inna mi thought)
Communion of the mind (we deh tell dem long time)
Is a union of the heart

Kenyatta Hill:
Babylon keep calm, don't make the Rasta turned the heat on
Poor people cyan tek di system we a gwaan .. 
can't find no food so di youth a bust corn corn corn
Yo Missa man in a your jacket and tie
don't want to see the poor man them strive
You are a rip and you a rob and you a sell Samfy
oh what a pity, reggae music lock down the whole damn city. 
Babylon can't take it they must be Sicky sicky 
Di bass line hold dem like the sticky icky icky. Are you listening?

Communion of the mind (we a tell dem long time)
Is a union of the heart (straight love inna mi thought)

Harrison Stafford:
Me and the music we've reached a Heartical thought 
Protecting creation from all of the wickedness that Babylon brought
Great king Selassie made a speech on to the nation 
rejecting war and segregation, it will be world communion without exception
All Jah people throw out thy evil. All Jah people throw out thy evil, in this

Communion of the mind (we a tell dem long time)
Is a union of the heart (straight love inna mi thought)

Social need in media, fed by propaganda and social economical hysteria. And everything you run down pon, can get jump out of hand.. everything you run down pon, do you understand?


Vocals: Christos DC, Kenyatta Hill & Harrison Stafford,  
Drums & Percussion: Joslyn "Speckle" McKenzie
Bass: Pierre Stone 
Guitar: Christos DC & Eduardo G.
Keys: Darryl “Trane” Burke, Earl “Mitch” Michelin
Sax: Megan Nortrup
Trombone: Paul Hamilton III

recorded at Honest Music Studio by D. Burke & C. Vrenios
mixed & mastered by Laurent “Tippy I” Alfred at Aqua Sounds Studio, STX

Honest Music © 2017

Tessera

Communion

Communion feat. Harrison Stafford, Kenyatta Hill

“Black Roots”, the eponymously named debut album, was originally released in 1983 on Kick Records, by which time the band was established as one of the UK's leading live acts with a strong repertoire of socially aware songs reflecting the issues of the day. When it came to their first album, they chose eight of their strongest tracks and assembled what was to become one of the classic British reggae albums of the decade.

Featuring 8 songs “The Father”, “Survival”, “Juvenile Delinquent”, “What Them 'A Do”, “Opportunity”, “Tribal War”, “Africa” and “Move On”, the album covers themes of social alienation, deprivation, repatriation, RastafarI, violence within the black community and ends, with the tale of a failing relationship. Three decades later, many of the songs are just as relevant and provide the perfect complement to their latest recordings.

It was re-issued Bristol Archive Records on vinyl in 22nd April 2013 to coincide with Record Store Day.  The release on vinyl was strictly limited to 500 copies worldwide. 400 copies were made be available for Record Store Day, 22nd April 2013, at participating retailers and feature a facsimile of the original sleeve, whilst 100 copies will be available directly from Bristol Archive Records and very select retailers and feature a unique handmade screen printed sleeve as well as being individually numbered, a very special edition.

This was the first time that this album was available on vinyl for twenty-five years and demand outstripped supply.

This release was made available by Nubian Records on digital platforms. Here is an opportunity to stream or download either this song or the full album that is still in great demand from old and new fans alike.

Gladiators "Rich Man Poor Man"

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