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DJ Mattiello - I'm Not Afraid

Banda Do Brejo – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Banda Do Brejo-This album takes the rustic, regional Brazilian sound of Banda Do Brejo—marked by folk‑ensemble instrumentation and earthy vocal harmonies—and reinterprets it through reggae’s laid‑back framework. The Jamaica Band overlays the group’s rural Brazilian rhythms with syncopated guitar skank, deep bass, and island percussion, creating a fusion where countryside storytelling meets Caribbean groove. The result is a vibrant cultural blend: the raw, communal energy of Brazilian folk ensembles softened and reshaped into a breezy reggae pulse.

Banda Do Brejo - Reggae Infused

Brioso - Reggae EDM Rastaman Edit

Barbara y Dick – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Barbara y Dick-
This album reinterprets the Argentine vocal duo Barbara y Dick, known for their romantic harmonies and Latin pop‑folk sensibility, through the prism of reggae fusion. The Jamaica Band overlays their expressive duet style with syncopated guitar skank, bass groove, and island percussion, transforming their heartfelt balladry into a breezy Caribbean soundscape. The result is a cultural dialogue where Barbara y Dick’s melodic interplay retains its emotional warmth while being reframed in reggae’s laid‑back rhythm.

Barbara y Dick – Reggae Infused

Soplando En El Viento - Reggae EDM Radio Edit

Canoas Do Tejo – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Beatriz Da Conceição-
This album reimagines Beatriz Da Conceição’s fado‑rooted song “Canoas Do Tejo” through the rhythmic lens of reggae. Conceição’s deep, emotive voice—steeped in Portuguese saudade and the melancholic tradition of fado—meets The Jamaica Band’s offbeat guitar skank, rolling bass, and island percussion. The fusion transforms the song’s introspective mood into a flowing, danceable groove, while preserving its lyrical depth. The result is a striking cultural dialogue: Lisbon’s soulful river imagery carried on the currents of Jamaica’s laid‑back rhythm.

Canoas Do Tejo - Reggae Infused

Minha Alma De Amor Sedenta - Reggae EDM Radio Edit

Jet De Éxitos – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Beto Fernan-
This album reinterprets Beto Fernan’s “Jet De Éxitos”, a Latin pop medley of hit songs, through reggae’s rhythmic lens. The Jamaica Band takes Fernan’s lively, radio‑friendly arrangements and overlays them with syncopated guitar skank, deep bass, and island percussion. The fusion transforms the medley’s celebratory energy into a breezy Caribbean groove, while Fernan’s charismatic vocal delivery retains its pop sparkle. The result is a playful cross‑cultural dialogue: Latin pop exuberance reframed in reggae’s laid‑back pulse.

Jet De Exitos - Reggae Infused

Qué Bonito - Reggae EDM Rastaman Edit

Ayúdame Dios Mío – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Bienvenido Cárdenas y el Trío Lima-
This album reimagines the Peruvian bolero “Ayúdame Dios Mío”, originally performed by Bienvenido Cárdenas with the Trío Lima, through the rhythmic lens of reggae. Cárdenas’s heartfelt, devotional vocal style—marked by bolero’s romantic intensity and spiritual plea—is set against The Jamaica Band’s offbeat guitar skank, rolling bass, and island percussion. The fusion transforms the song’s solemn prayer into a flowing, danceable groove, while retaining its emotional depth. It becomes a cultural dialogue where Andean‑rooted bolero meets Jamaican reggae, blending sacred longing with laid‑back Caribbean rhythm.

Ayúdame Dios Mío - Reggae Infused

Palabras Muertas - Reggae EDM Rastaman Edit

Octane Recordings "The Fuel That Drives Dance Floors" is a sub label of Soul Shift Music. Octane Recordings launched in March 2011 and initially handles the more unique titles that doesn't necessarily fall under the Soul Shift Music vibe. Octane Recordings has the best international talent with surprising elements while releasing music in the digital realm.

DJ Mattiello - I'm Not Afraid

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