Tracklist

Don Hickey - Cooperate / Version
The Cro-Tones - Tea Machine Dub
Delonte Rivers - Rise Again (feat. Sir Moon)
Alta - La Fe
BODYTRONIXXX - 02.29am
Angel Rocket - Pomelo Fog
Tim Karbon - Reloc4te 
Abu Ama - Red Rose
BKV Cadavre - Crucial Rights
Henzo - I'm Not Precious (Over What You Call It)
Greeen Linez - Night Code
Killing Joke - Turn To Red
Haramia Tapes - Into The Luminous Future
George T & Jonny Aux - Amsterdam
Element - Xpander_pt.2
Corticyte - Signal To Noise
Frenk Dublin - Spring Road
Wanderist - Infinite Reflection
Deadbeat x Om Unit - Bloom
Notte Infinita - Ecstatic Dub (Roller Mix)
Jai Dee - Hold Love By The Hand
Bop - 2gether
Spektralsound - Big Up (Atlantis VIP)
Arkajo - Earth
Al Wooton - Every Knee Shall Bow
INVT - CUARTOS OBSCUROS
Klaus - Sabs
Kercha feat. Yoofee - Analysis
Bakey - The Look In Your Eyes
Djit - Krikor Remix
Marco Shuttle - 4Dimensional Soundscapes
Folklore Series - Jungle Strut
Tim Karbon - Fluid Till I Die
SNKLS - Stir
Conrad Van Orten + VSK - Mystery Of Time (Om Unit 160 edit)
YHSYHS - Bass Helm
Space Afrika - Indigo Grit (feat. Guest)

Om Unit - SWU FM - October 2021

They bent like half cooked spaghetti, we didn't expect it to happen like that, to the soundtrack of Amelie (a popular French movie at the time) blowing across the desert from dusty speakers, the fences began to fall. Under the weight of people wanting justice, under the weight of people that had enough...

Woomera Stories - Part 1

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Lifeline feat. Swallow and Beenie Man

Dark Days Dub

Produced by JLL
Mixed by Quik Keyz & Mario Saunders
Mastered by Quik Keyz
Artwork by Taj Francis

Royal Blu - Free Paper (Prod. JLL)

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1 Thing

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BASECAMP - 1 Thing (feat Hoodlem)

I talked with Izzy and Elf of Combat Wombat about activism, their music and lives. Including how their work with communities has influienced their own music and lives. Also we find out how Combat Wombat came about.

Combat Wombat Interview

Sounds Of KSHMR Vol 1 & 2  [FREE DOWNLOAD] Sample Pack + Presets

Celebrating 50 Episodes of the Reggae Rodeo on Friday 29 September 2017
at the Raglan Community Radio

Red Robin's Top 25 countdown - in no particular order - bangers from Number 25 -> Number 1

25: Surrey Boudit - Goldrush
24: Augustus Pablo - Brown Jim
23: Gadfrey Lewis - Let the Message Play
22: Boss Skank Band - Smash Aparthied
21: Primary - Rhythm Queen
20: Sixth Revelation - Dub Party
19: Papa Santress - Dance Inna Mount Zion
18: Tony Ford - Money Make the Mere Gallop
17: Lincoln "Granulated Sugar Bugga" Minott - Herb Man Hustling
16: Peter King - Trodding
15: Papa Levi - Ackle and Bother Them
14: Eek-a-Mouse - Taller than King Kong
13: Fire Facts - Bridgie Bridgie
12: Ruffy and Tuffy - Harm No One
11: Michael Palmer - String up the Sound System
10: Triston Palma - Greatest Lover
9: Elijah Reds - Fur Burger
8: Butch & the Israelites - Entebbe Pt1
7: Johnny Clarke - Jamaican Music
6: Black Slate - Sticksman
5: I.C.E.E.S - Public Proscecution
4. Copper Cat - Tings Tuff
3: King General - Joker Smokin'
2: Unknown Reggae Rodeo Soundtrack 
1: Mykal Rose - Sidewalk Steppa

The Reggae Rodeo EP 50

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnsH34SnZwQ

>> ABOUT

‘Yaad N Abraad’ is the powerful lead single on Monkey Marc’s Yaad N Abraad riddim. It features roots reggae artist Dre Island, one of the most exciting young musicians to emerge out of Kingston, Jamaica.

Revival, resurgence and revitalization: words used to describe the new wave of reggae music and young consciousness-raising, spiritually awakened artists. 

Dre Island, the mystic and rebel, showed a strong interest towards music from a young age, and knew that music would be his means of sharing his message. Nurtured and encouraged by his grandmother, Dre Island’s natural talents developed early with piano lessons that honed his craft and musical ear. Outspoken and often misunderstood, Dre Island worked on his musical skills while chronicling his transformation to Rastafari in song.

Dre Island started out at as a studio engineer and musician, observing the ins and outs of the music industry and soaking up every aspect of studio life and operations. He spent many of his formative years creating rhythms for many celebrated reggae and dancehall artists such as Sizzla, Junior Reid, Jah Cure and Julian Marley.

Dre Island made his transition to recording artist in 2008. His socially conscious messages, strong musical foundation and distinctive voice have driven his meteoric rise at the forefront of the roots and culture movement. 

On Yaad N Abraad, Dre Island's raw, impassioned lyrics describe a country racked by widespread poverty, corruption and violence, where “blood still a flow just like the River Nile”. Jamaica has endured decades of crippling foreign debt, austerity measures and economic policies that destroy opportunities for the poor and protect the wealthy elite.

Dre Island laments that political and social injustice is found all around the world: “Same ting weh happen a yard gwaan abraad”. He calls on his people to stay strong and defiant: “Physically, mentally you affi strong. Can’t weak heart when you out inna Babylon. Got to stay focused and know your direction.”

>> LYRICS

CHORUS

Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad 
Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad 
Oh lord! I say
Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad 
Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad 

Well we no mix up, we no mingle with no guy we no know 
Straight family man par wid so watch your approach 
I nah tun off from the mission
King Selassie is I gold
I’m begging every ghetto youths no sell out your soul 
and repatriate your mind 
Africa is the goal
Straight like an arrow, Rasta never lean - oh no!
I nuh want not a spliff from a guy me no know - watch it!
Nuh go hear Dre Island drunk or parrow 

Live inna glass house, them say you no fi throw stone 
So I know we haffi trod out a Rome and know the road code 

CHORUS

Light bill, water bill, everybody cry 
Gas rate, land tax gone sky high
Corruption, destruction, political cry  
More guns than shelters for the homeless child 
Diseases have yuh wheezing and yuh don’t know why 
Coughing till yuh throat sore, no cure in sight
Oppression, depression make gunshot fly
Worst when pickney want food and that cyaan find 
Blood still a flow just like the River Nile 
Daytime colder than the nighttime 
Policemen a roam street say them a fight crime 
Still no truth cyaan read pan the primetime 
So physically mentally you affi strong 
Can’t weak heart when you out inna Babylon
Got to stay focus and know your direction 
'Cause outta Rome full up a nuff demon 

CHORUS

I hear youths crying for justice, for justice
Yet you give them religion injustice 
Just justice, just justice, just justice
Yet you bring I division, not justice
Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad