Original track: Nora Dean & Dansak - How could you do this
Acapella: Mos Def - Ms fat booty
Remix & Mastering: LarrySkg
Cover Art: George Valmas

BANDCAMP

How Could You (Larry SKG Mash Up)

Alice Russell - Humankind (Grant Phabao Mix)

Farid - Sunday Paper

🎤 [Intro – Spoken]
And Jah looked upon the world,
and His heart was heavy.
For man built towers,
but forgot the sky.


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🎤 [Verse 1]
I walk with the sorrow of God in my chest,
burning through cities that call themselves blessed.
They praise the gold, they kill the meek,
they trade the truth for something sleek.

The angels turn their faces down,
the prophets scroll through hollow sound.
We call it faith — but it’s just fame,
and we wear His name in vain.


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🎤 [Chorus / Chant]
Fire in the holy rain,
Jah cry again —
not for revenge,
but for what we became.

The sorrow of God ain’t weak —
it’s thunder learning to speak.
When love turns cold,
the sky remember heat.


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🎤 [Verse 2]
I seen temples made of glass,
reflecting greed like holy mass.
Preachers dancing in designer shoes,
while children bleed from borrowed news.

And Jah said nothing —
’cause silence was loud.
He waited for one heart
still unbowed.


🎤 [Final Chorus – Chant]
Fire in the holy rain,
Jah cry again —
not for revenge,
but for what we became.

The sorrow of God still speak,
through drum, through bass, through weak.
When love turns cold —
the lion don’t sleep.
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🎤 [Bridge / Spoken Flow]
And the Lord regretted,
that He had made man on earth,
and it grieved Him to His heart.
But I — I feel that grief as flame.
I turn it to rhythm,
to remember His name.


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🎤 [Final Chorus – Chant]
Fire in the holy rain,
Jah cry again —
not for revenge,
but for what we became.

The sorrow of God still speak,
through drum, through bass, through weak.
When love turns cold —
the lion don’t sleep.


---

🎤 [Outro – Whisper]
And Jah looked again…
and saw one spark still breathing.
He smiled.
Then thunder laughed.

Psalm 109

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Everyday Killers is a sharp slap of insightful, contemplative soul, tackling negative karma and wrapped up in the succinct style that has made Ephemerals name known worldwide.

Festival favourites Gentleman’s Dub Club give the single a reggae re-rub, both vocal and dub.


Everyday Killers (Gentleman's Dub Club Remix)

With his stage name coming from his love of late 60s Jamaican deejay U-Roy and his light skin, U-Brown began his deejaying career as the 1970s dawned. In the mid-70s he began working with major producer Bunny Lee, and soon got a chance to deejay on King Tubby's Hi-Fi. U-Brown's hyped-up version of U-Roy jive-saturated talkover style sounded great over the heavy dubs mixed by Tubby, and he ended up deejaying many of the top sounds in Jamaica from 1970 to 1985. He's continued to deejay and produce ever since.

In-between a few gigs with French sound system Soul Stereo, he came to the Paris DJs studio in december 2014 to cut a few new tracks with producer Grant Phabao, starting with the neo-classic 'Mr. DJ Let The Music Play', recorded on one of Phabao's biggest riddims, the 'Honey' one he had build over the Erykah Badu's hit of the same name. With its dynamic skanking and shoutouts the tune has been rocking the discerning dancehalls those last few months, getting even picked by DJ Craig Charles (BBC6) as one of the Biggest Funk and Soul Stompers from 2015!

U-Brown's unmistakeable deejay flow with a stylistic debt to the deejay godfather U-Roy is a delectation to hear voiced and mixed with Grant Phabao at the controls once again on this follow-up single: a heavy, bubbling, slow and fat, masterful one drop riddim from the Parisian producer, on which the veteran deejay lays a a deep and sensual rub-a-dub toast. Hopefully both tunes will end up on a lovely 7 inch vinyl, in the 'Vinyl Is Good For You Vol.2' boxset of 45s Paris DJs has started working on...

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Info on Paris DJs http://bit.ly/1Q7aKt9

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Grant Phabao & U - Brown - Rub A Dub Inna Di Dancehall

Stevie Wonder vs Grant Phabao - Uptight
(7 inch) Woo Roots Records, 2008-11-14

Tracklisting :
A. Stevie Wonder vs Grant Phabao - Uptight
B. Cee-Lo vs Grant Phabao - The One

Note : limited edition 100 copies only - made in Jamaica.

Links :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevie_Wonder
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cee-Lo_Green
grantphabao.com
myspace.com/grantphabao

Info :
A few months ago we received some bootleg MP3s of Grant Phabao riddims that had leaked on the p2p, credited to the 'Booty Smash Soundsystem'. It's probably the same guys who sent us a copy of this glorious 7 inch, for which they said 'only 100 copies were pressed, in Jamaica'...

Stevie's magic voice on Phabao's 'new vintage' 70s reggae production works so well we decided to share this track with you - Reggae Soul at its best!

You can hear the Cee-Lo vs Phabao bootleg in the Molesting Laura Vol.7 mix by Grant Phabao & Djouls, from way back in May 2007 - Soulful hip hop dressed in classy reggae stylings...

Alice Russell - Humankind (Grant Phabao Mix)

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