A collection of favourites, of big tunes and some anthems that we usually play before concerts or in a reggae bar. Black Ark is not included cause it fits better on it's own. Focusing on the late 70's and producers like Joe Gibbs and Channel One. No intention to dig deep – it's even music that could function as a next step for those people who only heard about Bob Marley. Also good when u roll it up!

Tracklist:
1. 1865 (96 Degrees in the Shade) - Third World
2. One Way - The Maytones
3. Words Of Wisdom - Dennis Brown
4. Concrete Castle King - Dennis Brown
5. Malcom X - Dennis Brown
6. Children Of Israel - Horace Andy
7. Book Of Rules - The Heptones
8. Have Mercy - Mighty Diamonds
9. Jah Jah Give Us Life - Wailing Souls
10. Eli Eli	 - The Gladiators
11. Combination Drifter - I Roy & Dennis Walks
12. Resting Place - Burning Spear
13. Leggo Beast - Abyssinians
14. Bredda Gravalicious - Wailing Souls
15. Forward Ever - Jacob Miller
16. Survival - Marcia Griffiths
17. Slavery Days - Burning Spear
18. Too Long In Slavery - Culture
19. Slaving - Lloyd parks
20. Mighty Ruler - Bim Sherman
21. Man Of The Living - Wayne Wade
22. Milk And Honey - Dennis Brown
23. My guiding star - Horace Andy
24. Bless You - Horace Andy
25. Black Star Liner - Fred Locks
26. Days Chasing Days - The Congos
27. Pitchy Patchy - Junior Byles
28. Up Park Camp - John Holt
29. Shine eyed girl - Barrington Levy
30. Love Tickles Like Magic - Junior Delgado
31. I Know Myself - Ernest Wilson
32. Backyard Movements - Jacob Miller 
33. Fally Ranking - Johnny Osbourne
34. Jailhouse - Junior Reid
35. Time Is A Moment In Space - Wayne Smith
36. The Judgement Has Come - Cornell Campbell
37. Healing of the nation - Jacob Miller
38. Tired fe lick weed in a bush - Jacob Miller
39. International Herb - Culture
40. Ghetto Living - Mighty Diamonds
41. Who Is The One - I Roy & Unknown

Million Vibes - "Rebel Music" Vol.1 Mixtape

Million Vibes Sound is based in Malmö (Malmoe) Sweden, And has been active since 2003. We play all kinds of Jamaican music from Ska & Rocksteady to the latest Dancehall & Reggae. With over 20 years in this business we have played all over Sweden, as well as in Denmark, Finland, Norway, France, Germany, Switzerland, Australia, Gambia, Moscow, London and New York. Million Vibes is also active in the clash scene.
Members of the legion:
Fada Willjam, Soulrebel, Daddy Ferma, Belly, Skyscraper, Phantom, Mikey RealRock, Terry Bible.

Funk, soul, jazz, breakbeat, hip-hop, drum-n-bass, disco, trip-hop, downtempo, ambient, dub, reggae, house, minimal, techno, and hard-techno. Yeah, that's pretty much it.

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Collecting vinyls since 1999
Live mixing since 2004
Remixing since 2009

Love Reggae! #REGGAE! #REGGAE!! Especially  @BeresHammond  #BeresHammond #LoversRockReggae #Reggae  #Dancehall 
#BugzyMalone #SKEPTA #Giggs #GrimeUK

Selector Iscious (pronounced “eye-shus”) was born in New Jersey to Portuguese-American parents. The name “Iscious” is a Rastafarian interpretation of the word “conscious.”  The negative “con” is replaced with the positive and affirming “I.”    The name reflects the style of reggae that Iscious is most well-known for- roots reggae and cultural dancehall. After re-locating to Boston with his family, Iscious began DJing with his cousin while in high school. The two DJs formed the Joyful Noise Sound System. The duos’ mix tape series “Ital Dancehall” was widely distributed and in high demand at the time.
Later, while enrolled at the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina, Iscious got his start on the radio. For two years he ran a weekly roots reggae program on the College’s station that was popular with classmates and staff alike.  It was also in Charleston that Iscious got his first experience DJing in clubs. His weekly Reggae Night at Sermet’s Restaurant & Night Club in downtown Charleston was extremely successful during Iscious’ 2 year reign. 
During international study-abroad trips to West Africa and South America, Iscious also had the opportunity to further develop and share his DJing skills with a global audience.
After completing his degree and returning to Boston, Iscious formed the newly named Equalizer Sound with his cousin Livalect. It was not long before Iscious made his presence known in Boston’s Caribbean communities of Dorchester, Roxbury and Mattapan.  He co-hosted a weekly radio show named “The Lion’s Den” with Lady Lee, a very well-known artist and DJ in the Boston area. The two started out on Choice 102.9 FM, before moving on to Vibe 105.3 FM.  The Lion’s Den was Boston’s most listened-to roots and culture program for several years. Iscious went on to establish his own show, Fire Mondays, which was equally popular and successful. 
His listeners’ have compared Selector Iscious’ style to that of “a mix between David Rodigan and Mutabaruka.” With his vast knowledge of reggae music, Iscious is able to inject rich cultural and historical notes to supplement his selections.  For example, his radio tributes to legendary figures such as Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs and Peter Tosh typically ran for 3 hours and featured rare songs and interviews. Iscious has conducted radio interviews with many of reggae’s finest acts, including Jah Cure, I-Octane, Tarrus Riley, Richie Spice, Warrior King, Gappy Ranks, The Abyssinians, Israel Vibration, Everton Blender, Coco Tea, Chezidek, Little Hero, and others. 
Selector Iscious has extensive experience DJing at clubs (Charleston, Boston, New England & New York), private parties and weddings, and on the radio. He has also hosted several concerts in Boston and New England as an MC, most notably for Everton Blender, Chezidek, and Little Hero.  Iscious is also a selector and promoter for the Fiyah Bass Music Company, a diverse and talented crew of Boston-based artists with roots in Jamaica, Trinidad, Israel, Haiti and America. 


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Million Vibes - "Rebel Music" Vol.1 Mixtape

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