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Música: Maranhão Style
Intérprete: Vinil Moraes 
Versão: Rockers Sound System 
Mixagem: Dubiterian 
Composição: Vinil Moraes e Xáras Gabriel

Rockers SS ft Vinil Moraes - Maranhão Style

Dub Armada (Radio Edit)

Madplate Sound feat. Dan I - Cool Down Me Nervs [Clip]

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Niam - Forgive us Jah Jah feat Jules I (Madplate Sound Remix)

Produced, Mixed and Mastered by A. Bo & M. Goletto

Original Version in Free Download Here: https://soundcloud.com/iam-38/niam-ft-jules-i-forgive-us-jah

Niam feat. Jules I - Forgive Us Jah Jah (Madplate Sound Remix) Free Wav Download

Tracklisting :

Naâman - Reggae Sun Scoop
Rootwords - Freedom Of Speech
Black Roots - Lonely Journey // Exclusive
U-Roy (feat Tarrus Riley) - Pump & Pride
Broussai (feat Steel Pulse) - Live Up
Raging Fyah - Jah Glory
Jah Gaïa (feat Meta Dia) - Peace is the doctrine
The Skints (feat Jovel - Break Me Down
Keith & Tex - Stop That Train
Professor - Rockfort Rock (live)
Groundation - Praising
Naâman - Freedom
Mista Savona (feat Alton Ellis) - Chant Rasta Chant
Symbiz - Soundboy Dead
Rebelution - More Than Ever
The Rockin' Preachers - A True Feeling
Groundation - Humility
Groundation - Gone  A Cemetery  // Exclusive
The Skints - Rat-at-at
Symbiz - Yeeruh!
Mista Savona (feat Prince Alla) - Captive Bird
Shaolin Temple Defenders (feat Dionne Charles) - Message To the Soul Sister
Naâman - Skanking Shoes
Vanupié (feat Flox) - Feel Down
Sebastian Sturm - Her Eyes
Rootz Underground - Unknow Soldier
Sena Dagadu - Do You Feel Me Know
Pablo Moses (Natty Will Fly Again Project) - More Mandela
Professor - Throw Down Your Arms (live)
Raging Fyah - Nah Look Back 
Soul Revolution (feat Lisa Wieland) - Byrds

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Mixed by Fatbabs
Artwork by Benjamin Eaton - Orya Communication

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Stay tuned ! Upcoming releases : 
- BLACK ROOTS : Ghetto Feel : 23th of September
- GROUNDATION : A Miracle : 21th of October

Soulbeats Records give thanks to all our artists and partners // We wish you a happy listening...

Soulbeats Summer Mixtape 2014 Mixed by Fatbabs

NO TIME TO PLAY -  Jah Sun feat J Boog
 

JAH SUN ft. J BOOG - No Time To Play           (prod. by G. Davis*)

Neben neuen Releases von Skatoi, Regeneration und Dennis Bovell hören wir exklusiv ins neue Black Roots Album 'Take It'!

Groove Infection 23.10.18: Das neue Album der Black Roots

BLESS & ROOTS VOL.2 (Reggae Mixtape 2012)
Mixed by: Dj Chiqui Dubs (Panama)

DOWNLOAD FREE /DESCARGAR GRATIS:
(ONE TRACK) http://www.mediafire.com/?iwlgfl22musqh9k
(TRACK by TRACK) http://www.mediafire.com/?fvu3nb8ossjtbsf

78min. of Brand New RIDDIMS Feat artist like: TARRUS RILEY, CALI P, JAH CURE, FANTON MOJAH, BUSY SIGNAL, QUEEN IFRICA, PETER MORGAN, DAMIAN & STEPHEN MARLEY, CRISTPHER MARTIN, GENTLEMAN and many more..
For Booking: selecta.chiqui@gmail.com
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Twitter: @DjChiquiDubs 

Bless & Roots Mixtape 2012 by Dj Chiqui Dubs

1½ Hours of Dub (Mixed Selection)

words of wisdom everyday moma use to say "parables"

"Moma use to Say"    words of wisdom

Following the 2011 release of “Black Roots – The Reggae Singles Anthology” and the 2012 rerelease of “All Day All Night” deluxe version by reissue label Bristol Archive Records, Black Roots and their label Nubian Records have now teamed up with Bristol Archive's parent label Sugar Shack Records to release their brand new album “On The Ground”.

It may be more than twenty years since the original line up were together in the studio, but for their new record they've picked up where they left off and are right back in that classic Black Roots groove that will keep their existing fans happy and appeal to a whole new generation of reggae lovers, many of whom weren't born when Black Roots released their string of classic records.

The music is entertaining and upbeat, but it is still roots music. These songs have a social message that is just as relevant in the troubled world we inhabit in 2012 as the band's songs were during the ups and downs of the 1980s. 

Opening track “I Believe” makes it clear that for all the progress we've made, for many people life today is just as hard as it's ever been. Surviving the system isn't easy. Second track “Pompous Way” is also concerned with society, but this time with fixing it and reaching out to the next generation rather than labelling them as the problem. The music itself harks back to Black Roots of old and other than the mention of the digital age could easily have been recorded thirty years ago.

Another song that sounds like it could have come from the band's first incarnation is “Militancy” definitely sounding like Black Roots of old and also touching on the theme of slavery, a theme that receives further exploration in the aptly titled “Slavery” recalling the memory of the great evil that befell millions of Africans and their descendants.

There are more upbeat songs recalling a life in rural Jamaica with “Long Long Ago” or celebrating  Africa with “Oh Mama Africa.” In fact whatever the message the band are delivering they still do it with great and enjoyable music, the new members of the band more than earning their place alongside the founding fathers.

More than three decades after they formed, Black Roots are back with a brand new 17 track CD album that defies the passage of time and will appeal to all reggae fans, was released on September 10th on CD, limited edition vinyl and digital download, available from all good retailers.

On The Ground

Call Me Out

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Track 2 from Protoje's Sophomore album ' The 8 Year Affair' (2013)

Selah
Know what they longing for
Know what they longing for
And I’ve got it, I’ve got it
We’ve got it, yeah.

Young General a talk, tell anyone at all
Them never coulda want take a part inna harm me
Man a war inna Menelik army
See it, them a move with the message of Garvey
Can’t listen who dem elect, hardly
Dem a play fi dem part in a party
Hear say Audley start drive Audi
Beg you pardon, a Bimma me sorry
Lead who them lost we nuh follow them
Organize and form inna one again
Twelve Tribes, you nuh see we with the banner dem
Bobo Hill a talk, walk far, do nuh bother them
Ithiopia, the Ark of the Covenant
Queen Makeda, the start of the sovereign
Selassie I order we governing
We nuh inna none a dem tings, so I say

Ites I a gwaan hold
A love we living in
I&I a pass through
Greetings I bring again
(repeat)

Ites I a gwaan hold
When I&I a pass through
(repeat)

Said I took a break and I loved the break,
Now I'm off the brake, looking to make a break
At a greater stake and the flow sweet like grater cake
Sharper than a grater make
And then I take a date and a make a mate
At a greater pace, naa use razor blade
And grate my face, dem ‘fraid a me
Lyrics a penetrate
Nuh hesitate fi make tune generate
That will devastate you, Don say it devastating
With more thoughts than them ever stating
Keep them waiting like thugs in a state bing
Jail or prison system, same thing

Flee the scene with thoughts of escaping
My mind did need fi get right
Clarity wha’ we need fi get, so

[CHORUS]

Know what they longing for
Know what they longing for
Know what they longing for
And we’ve got it, we’ve got it
We’ve got it, yeah, yeah.

Call Me Out

Black Roots

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