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Million Vibes Mix

Million Vibes Presents The Best Of Beres Hammond

# Schooling The Senators; Anyone pronouncing the wicked one righteous and anyone pronouncing the righteous one wicked - even both of them are something detestable to Jah. We'll Be Forever Loving Jah....
His Kingdom Is Seen As It Is Up There In Mt. Zion. Emancipate Yourself From Mental Slavery:: "Would You Make The System Make You Kill Your Brotherman - No Dread No."                        Robert Nesta Marley

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Sizzla Kalonji Mix

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Now its OFFICIAL!
We proudly present: "DREAD AT THE CONTROL - THE MIXTAPE" !

The latest selection out of the Natty Vibes Camp is on download now! 
With this mix I SeenJah want to appreciate and show respect to the featured Artists who putting in their continuously work in this movement (if recognized by public media or not!) without making compromises to the conscious message of Reggae music. 
Specially, I want to thank Micah Shemaiah, Hempress Sativa, T.J., Infinite & Jahkime for the revival of the immortal Stalag riddim - ROCKERS COME AGAIN!

1. Intro
2. Music From My Heart - Protoje
3. Here Comes Trouble - Chronixx 
4. Dread At The Control (DubPlate) - Micah Shemaiah feat. T.J., 
Hempress Sativa, Jahkime & Infinite 
5. Reggae - Etana
6. Irie Vibe - Raging Fyah
7. Ganja Tea - Keida
8. Fire Burning - Micah Shemaiah
9. Ancient Warrior - Kazam Davis
10. Natty Nah Stop - Jone C Fyah
11. Fe de Farmer dem - Kazam feat. Jahkime & 
Exile Di Brave
12. Dancehall Vibes - Exile Di Brave feat. Don Carl
13. Rasta's Luck - Phillip Crucial feat. Exile Di Brave 
14. I&I - Protoje
15. Hail Rastafari - Protoje
16. R.A.S. - Raging Fyah
17. Jungle - Jah9
18. Hail Up The Roots - Chezidek
19. Motherland - Micah Shemaiah, Hempress Sativa
& Infinite
20. Going Home - Pentateuch
21. Good Reggae Music - Torch
22. Smile Jamaica - Chronixx
23. Steamers A Bubble - Jah9
24. Africa Awaits Its Creators (Exclusive)	- Rassi Hardknocks, Micah Shemaiah, Simonese, Jahkime & Exile Di Brave
25. Judgement (DubPlate) - Hempress Sativa 
26. Ready Fi Di Road (DubPlate) - Kabaka Pyramid
27. If Them Nuh Repent - Rassi Hardknocks feat. Kabaka 
Pyramid
28. Still On The Mission - Ginjah & Michael Fabulous
29. Gimme Likkle One Drop - Tarrus Riley 
30. Foundation - Kabaka Pyramid & Jah Sun
31. Original - T.J. feat. Exile Di Brave & Infinite 
32. Don Dadda - L.E.A.D. feat. Jahkime & Quecee 
33. Selassie Souljahz - Chronixx, Kabaka Pyramid, Protoje 
& Sizzla
34. Selassie Souljahz In Dub - Addis Pablo & The Suns Of Dub

Dread At The Control - The Mixtape [Natty Vibes Sound 2013]

VIO International - Motion

01. Jah Warrior Shelter Hi-Fi Intro	- Chronixx				
02. Under Mi Dub Teng -	Wayne Smith				
03. Under Mi Sleng Teng	- Wayne Smith			
04. 100 Weight of Dub - Carlton Livingston  	
05. 100 Weight of Collie Weed - Carlton Livingston	
06. Police In Helicopter - John Holt		
07. Dub In Helicopter - John Holt
08. Dub Pipe - Josey Wales
09. It A Fi Bun - Josey Wales
10. Tired Fi Lick Weed In A Bush -	Jacob Miller	
11. Sensi Party - Eek-A-Mouse
12. Dub the Seed - Michael Palmer	
13. Smoke the Seed	- Michael Palmer
14. Herbsman Hustling - Sugar Minott			
15. Soundboy Hustling - Sugar Minott
16. Dub Around -Collie Buddz
17. Come Around -	Collie Buddz
18. No Cocaine Remix -	Slightly Stoopid & Inner Circle (Featuring Capleton)
19. The Plane Land - Richie Spice
20. Sensi	- Gyptian
21. Ganja Tea	- Keida
22. Collie Herb Man- Katchafire
23. Cali Green	- Mighty Mystic	
24. One Draw	- Alborosie (Featuring Camilla)		

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Here we go with the already 7th installment of “Spr1ng Dropz” the ultimate One Drop selection of UPLIFTMENT INT’L. The new mix again features the biggest current tunes in Reggae and is mixed by TOM-A-GIDDEON and hosted by the “Mad Fambili” WARD 21.

The mix is kicked off by PRESSURE BUSS PIPEs Uberhit “Virgin Islands Nice”, which actually is the first dub recording of the song for a European Sound.

It took a while for the real Spring to arrive in 2014, but today it is here in full colours!

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Rare and sought after "Eimsbush Tape 15 - Just Cruisin´" Mix from the mighty Roots Rockers Soundsystem.

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Roots Rockers Sound - Eimsbush Tape 15 (2001)

In honour of the king of reggae, the late great Robert Nesta Marley, on what would have been his 70th birthday, here is a mix of what we think are the greatest songs from his vast catalogue. We have purposely left a couple of the most commonly heard songs, in order to shine a light on the wealth and remarkably high level throughout his work.
We hope you enjoy this musical journey!

Tracklist:
1. Simmer Down
2. Judge Not                     
3. Natural Mystic                     
4. Real Situation                     
5. So Much Trouble In The World                     
6. Redemption Song (Band Version)                     
7. War                     
8. Babylon System                     
9. Concrete Jungle (Orginal Mix)                     
10. Natty Dread                     
11. Duppy Conquer                                         
12. Soul Rebel
12. Mr. Brown                      
14. Sun Is Shining                     
15. Don't Rock My Boat (Alternate)
16. Trenchtown Rock                     
17. Thank You Lord                     
18. Nice Time                     
19. Stir It Up (First Version)                     
20. Fussing and Fighting                     
21. Caution                     
22. Small Axe                     
23. Bad Card                     
24. Crazy Baldhead                     
25. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)                     
26. Revolution                     
27. Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock)                     
28. Burnin' And Lootin'                     
29. Blackman Redemption                     
30. Zimbawe                      
31. So Much Things To Say                     
32. Ambush In The Night                     
33. One Drop                     
34. Roots, Rock, Reggae                     
35. Rat Race                      
36. Who The Cap Fit                      
37. Hallelujah Time                     
38. Jump Nyahbinghi                      
39. Coming In From The Cold                     
40. Positive Vibration                     
41. Lively Up Yourself                     
42. Easy Skanking                     
43. Crisis                     
44. She's Gone                     
45. Waiting In Vain                     
46. Pimpers Paradise                     
47. Johnny Was                     
48. Talkin' Blues                     
49. Guiltiness                     
50. The Heathen                     
51. Top Rankin'                     
52. Africa Unite                     
53. Zion Train
54. Forever Loving Jah                     
55. Rasta Man Chant                     
56. Time Will Tell

Million Vibes - "Rebel Vibes" Honouring The King Of Reggae

Jimmy Cliff
Jimmy Cliff was born in Somerton District, St. James, Jamaica.[4] He began writing songs while still at primary school in St. James, listening to a neighbour's sound system. In 1962 his father took him to Kingston to go to Kingston Technical school, where he ended up sharing his cousin's one rented room in East Kingston.

Cliff sought out many producers while still going to school, trying to get his songs recorded without success. He also entered talent contests. "One night I was walking past a record store and restaurant as they were closing, pushed myself in and convinced one of them, Leslie Kong, to go into the recording business, starting with me," he writes in his own website biography.[3] After two singles that failed to make much impression, his career took off when "Hurricane Hattie" became a hit, while he was aged 14.[5] It was produced by Kong, with whom Cliff remained until Kong's death from a heart attack in 1971.

Cliff's later local hit singles included "King of Kings", "Dearest Beverley", "Miss Jamaica", and "Pride and Passion". In 1964, Cliff was chosen as one of Jamaica's representatives at the world's fair. He soon signed to Island Records and moved to the United Kingdom.[5] Island Records initially (and unsuccessfully) tried to sell Cliff to the rock audience, but his career took off in the late 1960s.[6] His international debut album was Hard Road to Travel, released in 1967. It received excellent reviews and included "Waterfall" (composed by Nirvana's Alex Spyropoulos and Patrick Campbell-Lyons), which became a hit in Brazil and won the International Song Festival.[5]

"Waterfall" was followed in 1969 by "Wonderful World, Beautiful People" and "Vietnam" in 1970, both popular throughout most of the world. Bob Dylan called "Vietnam" the best protest song he had ever heard.[3] Also during this period, Cliff released a cover of Cat Stevens' "Wild World" as a single, but it was not included on his Wonderful World, Beautiful People album.

In 1972, Cliff starred as Ivanhoe "Ivan" Martin in the classic reggae film, The Harder They Come, directed by Perry Henzell.[7] As the film tells Martin's story, he is a young man without funds. Arriving in Kingston from the country, he tries to make it in the recording business, but without success. Eventually, he turns to a life of crime. The soundtrack album of the film was a huge success that sold well across the world, bringing reggae to an international audience for the first time. It remains one of the most internationally significant films to have come out of Jamaica since independence. The film made its debut at London's Gaumont cinema in Notting Hill on 1 September 1972.[8] In 1975, Cliff sang on the first season of Saturday Night Live, episode 12, hosted by Dick Cavett. After a series of albums, Cliff took a break and traveled to Africa (the Nigeria-based Jamaican writer Lindsay Barrett was instrumental in Cliff's first trip there),[9] and subsequently converted to Islam, taking the new name: El Hadj Naïm Bachir.


Jimmy Cliff - Best Of Jimmy Cliff - Justice Sound.

Michael Rose
Michael Rose (born 11 July 1957) is a Grammy award winning reggae singer from Jamaica. Possessing a wide-ranged voice, Rose would regularly meet in Kingston with singers, musicians, writers, and producers such as Dennis Brown, Big Youth, The Wailers, Gregory Isaacs, Sly and Robbie, and others.[1]
Rose started his recording career as a solo artist for record producers Yabby You and Niney the Observer. He joined Black Uhuru in 1977 after the departure of Don Carlos and Garth Dennis. He led them to international success in the early 1980s, having written most of their popular material. They won the first-ever Grammy Award for reggae in 1985 for the album Anthem,[2] with the hallmark voice of Rose in the forefront.
After the release of Anthem, Rose left Black Uhuru and retired to the Blue Mountains in Jamaica to start a coffee farm. He released a string of singles in Jamaica, but nothing much was heard of him outside the island until 1989, when he was signed to RCA and released the strongly pop influenced album Proud in Europe and Japan. The deal with RCA was short-lived however, and Rose returned to Jamaica to record a new string of Sly and Robbie produced singles. He also recorded for other producers but the only albums during this period were the Japan only releases Bonanza (1991) and King Of General (1992). The Sly and Robbie produced singles were eventually released on the vinyl only Sly And Robbie presents: Mykall Rose - The Taxi Sessions in 1995 also saw his American debut as a solo artist with the album Michael Rose on Heartbeat Records. The single "Short Temper" reached #2 on the Gavin reggae chart.
In the period 1995-2004 Heartbeat Records released a total of nine albums including Party In Session: Live and a compilation entitled Happiness: The Best Of Michael Rose. Next to these albums, a great amount of different recordings appeared on dozens of Jamaican vinyl singles and several albums, including "Last Chance" which was #1 on the UK reggae charts for several weeks. He also recorded "Michael Rows the Boat Ashore" in 2001.
In 2002, Rose recorded two albums: Babylon 9/11 Tip Of The Iceberg (released on Love Injection in 2004), and a yet untitled album for African Star records. In August 2002, Rose was reported arrested in Miami Airport by U.S. Marshals in a case of mistaken identity. Although he was released, it resulted in Rose losing his U.S. work permit.
Rose re-joined Black Uhuru in February 2004, and performed several concerts in Jamaica and Europe with the group. They also released a Jamaican single "Dollars" and reportedly have recorded a yet untitled and unreleased album. Yet, in spite of his reunion with Black Uhuru, Rose still tours, records and releases material as a solo artist. In 2007 he recorded the number 1 single "Shoot Out" for producer John John. His latest album was released early 2008 on the Rhythm Club record label, entitled Great Expectations.
His distinct vocal style, his tu tu tweng, and other scats, have inspired many singers.
Rose was also an inaugural member of the Independent Music Awards' judging panel to support independent artists

Michael Rose - Best Of Michael Rose - Justice Sound.

Super Cat - Best Of Super Cat & JR Cat - Justice Sound.
Super Cat (born William Anthony Maragh in Kingston, Jamaica, 25 June 1963)[1] is a deejay who achieved widespread popularity during the late 1980s and early 1990s dancehall movement. His nickname, "Wild Apache", was given to him by his mentor Early B.[1] He is the elder brother of reggae artist Junior Cat and is considered one of the greatest deejays within the Jamaican dance-hall scene to date.
Born to a Black mother and Indian father,[2] Super Cat was raised in Kingston's tough Seaview Gardens neighbourhood, then known as Cockburn Pen, home to ground-breaking deejays like Prince Jazzbo and U-Roy.[1] At the age of seven the Soul Imperial sound system allowed him to assist them at a local club called Bamboo Lawn. He auditioned for Joe Gibbs as a singer but was unsuccessful.[3]

He began appearing as a deejay under the name Cat-A-Rock, but soon switched to the name Super Cat.[4] He also appeared as 'Wild Apache'.[4] His first single "Mr. Walker", produced by Winston Riley, was released in 1981 and established his recording career. He went on to record for Jah Thomas ("Walkathon", on which he was billed as 'Super Cat the Indian'),[2] but his career was interrupted by a period of incarceration.[4] After his release he began working with Early B on the Killamanjaro sound system in 1984,[3] and his debut album, Si Boops Deh!, was released in the mid-1980s, and included the hit singles "Boops" (which was based on Steely & Clevie's updated "Feel Like Jumping" rhythm and sparked a craze for songs about sugar daddies),[2] and "Cry Fi De Youth", establishing his style of dancehall with conscious lyrics.[4]

He started his own Wild Apache Productions label and began producing his own recordings, including the 1988 album Sweets for My Sweet.[4] He featured on the album Cabin Stabbin in 1991 along with Nicodemus and Junior Demus.[1] He had been scheduled to perform at the One Love concert in the UK in 1991, but his appearance was cancelled after the shooting death of Nitty Gritty, for which Super Cat was initially suspected but cleared in 1992.[5] Continuing success saw him move to the United States and sign a contract with Columbia Records, releasing one of the first dancehall albums on a major label, Don Dada (1992).[4] The following year, Sony Music issued The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Crazy, teaming Super Cat with Nicodemus, Junior Demus and Junior Cat.[4]

Super Cat had a number of hit singles in the early 1990s, including "Don Dada", "Ghetto Red Hot" and "Dem No Worry We" with Heavy D. In 1992, he was featured on the remix of "Jump" with Kris Kross,[5] and he also collaborated with them in 1993 for their song "It's Alright". These hits made him The Source magazine dance hall artist of the year in 1993.[1] He was also an early collaborator with The Notorious B.I.G., featuring the then unknown artist (along with Mary J. Blige, 3rd Eye and Puff Daddy) on the B-side remix of "Dolly My Baby" in 1993.[citation needed] The title song, "Don Dada" was a reply to many jabs made by Ninjaman.[citation needed]


Super Cat & Jr.Cat - Best Of Super Cat & Jr Cat - Justice Sound (explicit)

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English:
Riddim Royals is propably the most promising upcoming sound in the past few years.
Played by DJ Hägi Riddim Royals combine „Roots, Reality & Culture“ with „Energy, Madness & Bashment“ and let even your city freak out.
According to the motto „WAY UP! STAY UP!

Deutsch:
Riddim Royals ist der wohl vielversprechenste Upcoming-Sound der letzten Jahre.
Gespielt von DJ Hägi verknüpft Riddim Royals „Roots, Reality & Culture“ mit „Energy, Madness & Bashment“ und bringt somit auch Deine Stadt zum durchdrehen.
Ganz nach dem Motto „WAY UP! STAY UP!“ 

Riddim Royals - Star Across The Sky [Conscious Mix 2015] #FreeDownload

Take a trip down memory lane and listen to the vibes that used to nice up every dance back in 2005. And of course still does, 10 years later in 2015. 

Million Vibes Time - Reggae Anthems 2005

Million Vibes - Rude Bwoy Skanking

Tracklist:
1. Exco Levi - Rude Bwoy Skanking
2. Kabaka Pyramid - Phenomenon
3. Protoje, Sevana & Jesse Royal - Sudden Flight
4. Million Stylez - One Drop
5. Exco Levi - Country Man
6. RC - Propaganda
7. Busy Signal - Reggae Make You Rock
8. Chris Martin - Sweet Sweet Love
9. Romain Virgo - Stick By You
10. Cecile - Loyal
11. Shaggy - You Lied
12. Pressure - Once Again
13. Jah Cure - Show Love
14. Toian - Love It
15. Kranium - Can't Give A Fuck
16. Alaine Feat. J Boog - Don't Walk Away
17. Sanchez - Doing What She Likes
18. Mr. Vegas - Thinking Out Loud (Rub A Dub Style)
19. Beres Hammond - Jamaica International Dance
20. Shaggy - Don't Stop
21. Chronixx - Play Some Roots
22. Shuga Feat. Lone Ranger & Horace Andy - Every Tongue Shall Tell
23. Exco Levi - Youth Dem So Violent
24. Kabaka Pyramid - Well Done
25. Chronixx - Ghetto People
26. Kabaka Pyramid - Too Long
27. Dre Island - On Time
28. Iba Mahr - Traveling Home
29. Exco Levi & Jah Mali - El Shaddai
30. RC - Boss Man
31. Jesse Royal - Set It Straight
32. Exco Levi - One Room Shack
33. I Octane - Life Aint Easy
34. Tarrus Riley - Cool Me Down
35. Assassin - Country Bus
36. Toian - Kingston Town
37. Jesse Royal - Ghetto Girl
38. Chronixx & Inner Circle - Ghetto Girl
39. Pressure - Mama Never Raise No Fool
40. Beres Hammond - Paparazzi
41. Chezidek - Good Woman
42. Junior X - Complicated
43. Shuga - Soon Seal Up
44. Duane Stephenson - Miss Wire Waist
45. Protoje - Stylin
46. Alborosie - Poser
47. Exco Levi - Irie J.A
48. Dexta Daps - We Reach
49. Chris Martin - Good Die Young
50. Etana - I Rise
51. Deep Jahi - Till A Morning
52. Keznamdi - 10 Pound

- Music Lovers Enjoy!

Million Vibes - "Rude Bwoy Skanking" Mixtape 2015

Million Vibes - "My Sound"

Bringing to you, Close Connections favorite songs from Kes!!! look more from the "Best of..." series from CC 

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Now And Then Vol. 2

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Never Find - Jah Cure

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The first "best of" mix with Beres Hammond. Focusing on songs about music, the dancehall vibe, going to the dance, feeling good about life and of course a lot of love songs in combination since that style still plays in the dancehall! And Beres is the singing don of combinations and the dj/singer thing is the probably the best thing about jamaican music! Thats why the mix contains one of the 10 best songs ever to come out of Jamaica… And, yes, this is my opinion and my selection!

Tracklist:
1.	Music Is Life
2.	Rock Away
3.	Feel Good
4.	Fight This Feeling
5.	Have Them Inna Circle w. Lady G
6.	Just Say No w. Buju Banton
7.	My Woman Now w. Buju Banton
8.	Thanks For My Pride & Joy w. Buju Banton
9.	Hey Girl w. Josey Wales
10.	Come On Baby w. Josey Wales
11.	Love Mi Haffie Get w. Cutty Ranks
12.	You Coulda Deal w. Cutty Ranks
13.	Rise And Shine
14.	Million Vibes Time (Dubplate)
15.	Rise Above w. Ginjah
16.	Let The Good Times Roll w. Natural Black
17.	Dancehall Vibes w. Big Youth
18.	Jamaica International Dance
19.	What One Dance Can Do
20.	She Loves Me Now
21.	Two Sweet Love Affairs
22.	Feel Like w. Flourgon
23.	Focusing Time w. Marcia Griffiths
24.	Prime Time
25.	Pull Up w. Beenie Man
26.	Can You Play Some More (Pull It Up) w. Buju Banton
27.	Learn Fi Dance
28.	Double Trouble 
29.	Smile
30.	My Whole World 
31.	Music Is A Positive Vibration

"Music Is Life"  Best Of Beres Hammond Part 1

The second Beres-mix reflects the reality side of Beres Hammond. Even though Beres is mostly famous for his lovers tunes he has had some of his biggest hits with tunes about the almighty, politics and comments about the street violence in Jamaica. Masters time is the original version of his 90`s tune Make Way, here on the answer riddim. Beres was part of the group Zap Pow in the 70`s and they recorded Last War, the instrumental was later used by Collie Budz (Come Around) and gained huge popularity. Putting Up Resistance is definately one of his biggest and best songs ever, Black Beauty might be the most underrated, Hold On is among the best reggae songs from the mid 90`s while Try If You Want could be the best song here. Fire is a favourite song among people that don`t really appreciate Beres. No comments about that kinda people! The Journey ends the mix and is almost a Beres song about his own career. It contains a line about singing sad love songs, which means that the next Beres mix could be the best one…

Tracklist:
1.	Masters Time
2.	Keeping It Real
3.	Not Made Of Steel
4.	Black Beauty
5.	Putting Up Resistance
6.	Every Man Has His Way w. Luciano & Tony Rebel
7.	No Gabbon w. Luciano
8.	Hold On 
9.	Ain`t It Good To Now w. Buju Banton
10.	Nuttn`No Go Suh
11.	Another Day In The System
12.	Try If You Want
13.	Freedom
14.	Back Street Corner
15.	Dusty Road
16.	Weary Soldier
17.	Last War 
18.	Fire
19.	Be Bold Be Strong (Warriors Don`t Cry) w. Assassin
20.	I´m Gonna Do My Best w. Buju Banton
21.	Move Along
22.	Show Some Love w. Capleton
23.	Love In The Street w. Assassin / Buju Banton & I Octane
24.	I Love Jah w. Flourgon
25.	Preacher Man 
26.	Call On The Father
27.	Say Thank You
28.	Come Down Father
29.	Giving Thanks 
30.	Chase Dem
31.	Holiday
32.	Reggae Calling
33.	Power In The Spoken Words
34.	Mama`s Love w. Dennis Brown
35.	Do This World A Favour
36.	The Journey

"Keeping It Real" Best Of Beres Hammond Part 2

This mix starts off with Beres first tune "The Wanderer". Can be a bit hard to hear that it's him cause he is clearly influenced by singers like Alton Ellis and John Holt. And he is young. The mix ends with his Treasure Isle version of "Living Just A Little" which I think is his second release. The mix is mostly about the bad/sad side of love; cheating, lying, missing, leaving, crying etc. Beres is as good at this, as Usain Bolt is good at running. "I'll Never Change" and "Got To Get Away" are stand out tracks on his masterpiece album Soul Reggae from 1976. Full Attention and Over You are Beres top ten, the later was the biggest reggae song in England 1995. "Who Say" in combination with Buju Banton should be played by every serious selector in the world! It is among the 20 best songs to ever come out of Jamaica!!! "Bad News", "I Could Beat Myself" and "Come Back Home" are all 90's anthems, maybe Beres best period all together. "No I Can't" is a favourite on dubplate and is one of Beres best songs this decade. And the marvelous "See You Again" is the underrated magic here. Enjoy!

Tracklist:
1.	The Wanderer
2.	Is This The Right Way
3.	Your Love Won't Shine
4.	I´ll Never Change
5.	When 
6.	Someone Phoned
7.	Stop Your Hiding 
8.	Full Attention 
9.	Where Is the Love w. Sugar Minott & Tony Rebel
10.	Out Of Touch 
11.	Over You
12.	Bad News
13.	Where Were You
14.	Much Have Been Said
15.	Sweet Lies
16.	Left me crying
17.	I Could Beat Myself
18.	Who Say w. Buju Banton
19.	Come Back Home
20.	Come And Get Me w. Cinderella MC
21.	Feeling Lonely w. Mad Cobra
22.	I Won't Surrender
23.	All My Tears
24.	Wanna Cry 
25.	Mary Mary
26.	Fire & Ice w. Busy Signal
27.	No I Can`t
28.	See You Again
29.	Not Over Untill It's Done
30.	Don't Play With My Heart
31.	360 Turn
32.	Bring It On
33.	No More
34.	No Candle Light
35.	Come Again
36.	Love Means Never To Say You´re Sorry
37.	One Step Ahead
38.	Got To Get Away
39.	Living Just A Little

"Mr. Lonely" Best Of Beres Hammond Part 3

Damian Marley Live @ SummerJam Germany 2017

Chronixx Live @ Rototom SunSplash Spain 2017

Luciano Live @ Rototom SunSplash Spain 2017

The last mix with Beres Hammond and focusing on pure lovers and more on the bright side of life. Many songs on this mix have been number one on reggae charts and this mix also continues some of his most voiced on dubplate. "Groovy Little Thing" and "Can't Stop A Man" are fantastic tunes but this four mix serie of more than 150 tunes by Beres Hammond proves that there are way more to voice on dubplate! "They Gonna Talk" was released on 12 inch as "Wonder What The People Say" 1999 and might be Beres most popular tune ever. Many songs here have been a favourite for a certain person or sound. "Teeny Weeny Little Lovin" was put to my attention by Joey Fevers brother Jr. Tan and Irie And Mellow by Komposti Sound. Thanks for that! 

1.	There For You
2.	If This Isn`t Love
3.	It`s Much Clearer
4.	They Gonna Talk
5.	Under Pressure
6.	It`s Not Too Late
7.	No Disturb Sign
8.	A Little More Time (w. Buju Banton)
9.	Treat You Right
10.	 Can`t Stop A Man 
11.	 Send For Me
12.	 Respect And Honor (w. Tony Rebel)
13.	 Doctor`s Orders
14.	 Show It Off
15.	 Either Or Neither
16.	 Tight Situation
17.	 Teeny Weeny Little Lovin`
18.	 Lovely Day
19.	 Groovy Little Thing
20.	 Irie And Mellow
21.	These Ars Of Mine
22.	 Step Aside
23.	 Real Love (w. Cutty Ranks)
24.	 Ain`t That Loving You
25.	 Single Girl
26.	 Love From A Distance
27.	 Live On (w. Marcia Griffiths)
28.	 We`ve Found It 
29.	 Don`t Know Much (w. Audrey Hall)
30.	 Mr. Fix It 
31.	 Way To Go (w. Cutty Ranks)
32.	 Love You Like That
33.	 All For Me
34.	 Fly Like An Angel
35.	 Dancing Beauty
36.	 Love Stories
37.	 Just Like A Woman
38.	 Paparazzi
39.	 My Whole World
40.	 Oh Take Me Girl
41.	 Don`t Wait Too Long

"Lovely Day" Best Of Beres Hammond Part 4

Dubplate by reggae artist JUNIOR KELLY for the Original REGGAEMATIC SOUND a.k.a MATIC SOUND from NEW YORK, USA established 1986....

MY SUNSHINE (ReggaeMatic Sound Dubplate) - Junior Kelly

Track 11 from Protoje's Sophomore album ' The 8 Year Affair' (2013)

You need a bullet proof vest
No need to run!

(Toi)
I’ve been shot by love
And now me can’t run away, run away
I’ve been shot in the heart
Them call it love in the first degree
I’ve been shot by love
And now me can’t get away, get away
I’ve been shot in the heart
Them call it love in the first degree

(Protoje)
Me say me full up a ammunition when me touch down
Love zone knock her down from inna the first round
The love ya realer than the Vatican own
She a the queen fi me African throne
No mercenary Taliban it control
Me a the one fi lock your body and soul
Jah set the plan, me just a watch it unfold
You overstand, that’s why me left it untold

[CHORUS]

(Protoje)
Me say me shot you with me loving but your life ain’t gonna end
No need for running, this is just the beginning
Aiming for the target, the tranquilizer tame you
And cupid him coulda never have dem aim ya
Now you really won't forget wha’ true love feel like
Me loving touch you heart and knock you down in a real life
Love in the first degree, you know say me do it right
And fill her up with the real type, sleep tight

[CHORUS]

(Toi)
Them say you can’t escape it, can’t mistake it
When love knocks you down
Now my heart is yours, unarmed and open
You took my barrier down
A shot without a sound
Me never see you coming
Like a stranger in the night
Me never see you coming

Shot by Love ft. Toi

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"Lovely Day" Best Of Beres Hammond Part 4

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