Wicked mix!! HYFSD longside Madhouse and Penthouse the wickedest 90's dancehall labels.Bless up

Like all of these Podmixs, it's full of real Reggae...........I've programmed these mixs for repeated listening...........If I've got it right, each time you listen you should enjoy it more than the last time............Tracklist Below
Tracklist

1)	Have Some Faith-Teddy Dan
2)	Nyah Chant-Sons Of Jah
3)	Sympathy+ Version-The Meditations
4)	Soldering-The Starlights
5)	The World Is A Ghetto-The Paragons
6)	Read It In Revelation-Della Grant
7)	Feel No Pain-Jackie Brown
8)	Last Days Dub-The Soothsayers
9)	God Bless Pickney-Kalabash Twins
10)	Cumbayar-Merlene Webber
11)	Africa-The Gaylads
12)	Brigade Des Studs-Serge Gainsbourg 
13)	Sounds And Pressure-Hopeton Lewis
14)	Your Love Got A Hold On Me-Dennis Brown
15)	Dispensation-Winston Watson/Lion Rock Dillinger
16)	Easy Gregory Isaacs
17)	Ekco Bass-Mercaneries
18)	Tight Spot-Dave Barker
19)	Miracle Worker-Sydney Rogers
20)	Long Long Road-Milton Hamilton
21)Trying-Roland Burrell
22)The Black Star Liner-Reggae Regulars
23)Last Night I Had A Vision+ Version-Jah Butty
24)Jah Alone-Jah Element

The Huge Reggae Show 12

Roots and Culture Set recorded live on 22-2-2013

HEAVY HEAVY HEAVY ROOTS! 

HEAVY ROOTS AND DUB! Live set 22-2-2013

Groove Infection: Exclusive Mix by Max Rubadub

London producer Jstar blazes trails with his high quality productions and deep digging selections.

With a multitude of productions on major record labels through to independent releases, Jstar is also a top quality tour manager and global DJ with over 15 years experience rocking dancefloors around the world. He mixes up bass music, Tropical beat and Dancehall with Reggae influences. 

His latest project sees him teaming up with stable of talented singers and MC’s for his first studio album, 'Stand To Order’ and Dub Ep ‘Dub To Order’.

Check Jstar's mix for NiceUp, where he has dug some heavy roots business with conscious messages for these times. Respect!

www.jstarmusic.com
www.facebook.com/jstarremix
www.soundcloud.com/jstar-1

Jstar Roots Mix for NiceUp

A selection of some of my favourite dancehall tracks from the last couple of years. Enjoy!

Papa Michigan - High Grade
Horseman - Computer
Origin One ft. Parly B - Mi Bredrin
Blackout JA - Unstoppable
General Degree - Have Fun
Face-T - You A Queen
General Degree - Gweh
Technology Crazy - Dynamite MC
Mr Vegas - Real Dancehall
Thornato ft. Gappy Ranks - Rhinoceros (Poirier remix)

The Dancehall Rocks Mixtape

A compilation of some of the finest 7 inch vinyl from the How Yu Fi Sey Dat? records catalogue.  

It would not be unfair to say "How Yu Fi Sey Dat?" was one of the most important record labels in Jamaica during the 90’s. Run by singjay Anthony "Red Rose" Cameron and singer Anthony Malvo, the label contributed to dancehall culture and the careers of many 90’s artists like Red Dragon, Cobra, Bounty KIller, Beenie Man, Major Mackeral, Daddy Lizard, Terry Linen, Simpleton and the Scare Dem Crew. Accomplished recording artists in their own right, both producers also featured on the label in successful solo and combination tunes. 

Selectors and reggae fans from the 90s would agree that the production duo had a great sense for delivering versions of standard riddims like "Full Up" and  "Hot Milk" that had a distinct dancehall vibe. HYFSD? also released their own riddims during the nineties many of which were highly influential in the dancehall scene. 

One such riddim also included in this recording, was the "Quarter to 12" riddim. The title track made singer Simpleton an international sensation and arguably was his greatest recording alongside the legendary "Coca Cola Bottle Shape". The list of players behind these original and remade riddims tracks  reads like a who's who of the reggae musical and production fraternity: Henry "Junjo" Laws,Sly and Robbie, Steelie and Cleevie, Danny Brownie and Dean Fraser to name a few.

While listening to this recording you will hear concepts, themes and lyrics that reflect a wide range of sentiments and realities relevant to the music makers and the fans of the day. Some of these are as relevant today as they were at the time of production.The diverse subject matter is a testament to the versatility and diversity of the label itself but also to the timeless quality of Jamaican music. Conscious Rasta liberation tunes,  gunman anthems, anti-gun tunes, smokers anthems and calls to end violence in relationships all feature in this recording. 

The following recording is just a small sample of the HYFSD? catelouge. It is by no means a statement of the "greatest hits" however, it is a collection of some of the finest tunes from the label.  It has been compiled using 7" pressings from an ongoing private collection to which its first HYFSD? tune, "Bus it" by Judas was added in 1995. There is a playlist of these 45s on Instagram under the hashtag #45BLAST. 

This recording is for promotional purposes only and  tunes on this recording last from 30 seconds up to 2.5 minutes. When you have found your favorites, search for them through your preferred online music provider or your local record shop to achieve maximum enjoyment. 

This recording has been optimised for heavy bass, there is no need to turn yours up. In some cases it is recommended  that you decrease the bass to -3 when listening in motor vehicles or through PC speakers.

If you are now ready, press play and ride a laser beam blast back to the height of 90s dancehall and digital reggae. 

Piowww, zap, ratatata, kaboom.


Dunks is a selector for Turboflexx Sound, formed in the mid-nineties. He is also part of the Run Di Place Posse. He is known for early South Australian dances like 'Nuff Respect' and more recently 'Strictly Dancehall'.  He also compiled the mixtapes, 'Monthly Mixx-Up', 'Demarco Down Under' and 'RDP One Drop. Dunks is currently based in South Australia.

45 BLAST How Yu Fi Sey Dat?

Trojan Sound System 'Real Reggae On A Mission' Recorded for Mixmag

This is our official remix of 'Gyal A Mad Mi' voiced by the legendary Agent Sasco aka Assassin.

Released via https://soundcloud.com/germaica Digital

Gyal A Mad Mi - The Remix EP

Agent Sasco - Gyal A Mad Mi (Rukus Remix)

Here's my guest mix from Dubmatix' Bassment Sessions radio show. It's a dub n bass journey through deep, toothy bass, joyful dub, bouncy crunkle and of course, reggae! Featuring lots of Canadian talent :)

Much respect to the reggae originators for laying the foundation and providing us with SO MUCH joyful noise and inspiration. Big thanks to all the artists featured on this mix. Without you, the world would be too quiet <3

@dubmatix Bassment Sessions radio show
every Fridays 12-1 on CIUT.fm 
Pls support community radio and homegrown talent! 

 )) Tracklist ((
Babylon Raid	Mungo's Hi Fi x Eva Lazarus
Dub Device	Earlyworm
Rastaman Chat	Blind Prophet ft. Ras Demo aka Demolition Man
Gettin' Low	Jafu
The Widdler & Pushloop - Wiccan Witches
Divergence 	B1t Crunch3r, Volume A
Lion Dub 	Mungk
Mass Dub	Dutchie
Once Upon'a Time Dub	Halcyonic & G Roots
Mek A Truce (feat Don Cotti)	VON D
Freedom feat. The Ligerians	Art-X
Above the Water (feat. Biga Ranx) 	Blundetto, Biga Ranx
Inna Different Style	Dj Madd feat Shanti D 
Can't Rewind ft. KDZ & Alana Sterling  Abstrakt Sonance x Strange Future
Skrattle	Kid Kurse
GO	OAKK
Absolutely	Dub-Stuy ft. Jahdan Blakkamoore
My Love 	OAKK
The Linkage	Dub-Stuy ft. Jahdan Blakkamoore

samples from the movie Dub Echoes
dubechoes.com

Pls forgive any slight audio glitches as the station's recording quality and monitoring situation was not ideal.

Bassment Sessions Radio

Guestmix :: Dubmatix Bassment Sessions Radio Show :: Dec 2019

A mix of Thievery Corporation Reggae style tracks.  Chill vibez

Thievery Reggae Mix

The Shady Lady AKA Carrie has been rocking dancefloors and airwaves all over Aotearoa since 2003, with her fresh blend of skank-based selections ranging from deep old Jamaican dubs through to rocksteady, tropical bass, dancehall, bouncy hip-hop and digital skank. Always keeping to the bass culture tip of things. 

Favouring outdoor parties with heavyweight speaker stacks, Carrie knows how to read a floor, mash up a sound and doesn’t shy away from dropping a few crowd-pleasers along the way.

Carrie says,‘Women are so underrepresented in the New Zealand music, festival, DJ and reggae scenes. We've got to keep pushing for equal representation in line-ups and actively create more opportunities for women to play their styles out there. So all the lil future DJ gyal dem can see us paving the way.’

More info:
@theshadylady
www.facebook.com/theshadyladyaotearoa

The Shady Lady Mix for NiceUp - Take Up Space

NiceUp promotes reggae and bass culture in Aotearoa, New Zealand. We run the crucial Kiwi reggae portal NiceUp.org.nz and promote loads of gigs and events.

45 BLAST How Yu Fi Sey Dat?

NiceUp Crew

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