Name: Walk With Me by Nile Dawta
Duration: 3 min 34 s
Description: A step into the realm of reality as is from side to side.

Lovee your soul&stylee,Bless Up sista♥ x

riddim by Aldubb, lyrics by Anyah Spirit, recorded @ planet earth studios

Spirits Crying

Boom Bye Bye (DUB VERSION UPLIFTMENT)

A step into the realm of reality as is from side to side.

Walk With Me

A slow burning, brooding cut from L.A.B.'s debut album!

Umulash - http://www.loop.co.nz/releases/umulash/
L.A.B. album -http://www.loop.co.nz/releases/lab/

Umulash

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Some Kind Of Sunshine

six tracks from my album KIWAFU. reggae, dub and afro-vibes recorded in jamaica, germany, spain, uganda and kenia.

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IRATION RIDDIM 2018

Gaining Grip is Spontaneous the Poet's first Spoken Word Poetry album.  It mirrors both her own and other people's life experiences covering the social, economical and political aspects of life. It's inclined to five major areas which include sexual violations, teenage pressure, gender inequality, relationships and human rights. 

Through her album, Spontaneous hopes to educate, inspire and at the same entertain her listeners. As such it is a fusion of both music and poetry.

African Woman

Jacob Miller’s ‘Baby I love you so’ is an iconic reggae hit with pedigree – Augustus Pablo and King Tubby on production with the band cast as Aston Barrett, Carlton Barrett, Robbie Shakespeare and Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith.

Dumbarton Rock seems the appropriate label for this hommage to the riddim by Mungo's Hi Fi in Pablo’s ‘Rockers’ style. The dub, entitled ‘King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown’, was one of the breakthrough roots tracks from the mid 1970s, and is named after his brother’s soundsystem.

The riddim inspired Cian Finn to record his distinctive take on ‘Wild Mountain Thyme’ when he passed through Glasgow. Personally I was delighted, since I used to sing it to my kids to get them to sleep. He swore it was an Irish song, and I was sure it was Scottish. It turns out we were both right. The original words were penned by Scottish poet Robert Tannahill around 1800 and called ‘The Braes of Balquhither’. This became a folk song which was first recorded by Belfast Irishman, Francis McPeake I in 1948. It has been prolifically recorded since, including versions by Bob Dylan, Rod Stewart, Joan Baez, Mark Knopfler and Ed Sheeran, among many, many others. There is an interesting parallel with the folk and dub traditions that both make allowance for reworking as part of the process.

This is a strictly limited, vinyl only release keeping the soundsystem tradition with vocal on side A
and the dub on side B.
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Nile Dawta  of the WeN_Music Official is a singer, songwriter, and a lyrical being from Africa-Kenya.

Welcome to the world of Neo-Roots; sweet mellow mixes of Neo-Soul and Reggae rhythms, with a twist of Jazz and Soul.

Love is the only gospel to preach. 
Alkebulan to the World.

Love 
Nyanam

Walk With Me

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