“Glory to the King” lays a bass-heavy, mid-tempo groove under Iba MaHr’s passionate and energetic praises to the most high. Produced by Jah Yzer out of San Francisco, the track finds the roots reggae revivalist at the top of his game, giving us all the more reason to keep an eye on this seasoned, but still-rising talent making waves within Jamaica and beyond. - www.largeup.com

IBA MAHR - GLORY OF THE KING - ROYAL ORDER MUSIC

Amazing new album just released by Clay called "1st Chapter". You don't want to miss this one. Hit that play button and share it! 

Follow Clay on Soundcloud @OfficialClay

Buy the album here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/1st-chapter/id891785193

Clay - Grades Inna Mi Head

New mixtape titled "The Lyricist" by Kabaka Pyramid coming soon!

Kabaka Pyramid - Ghetto Blues (feat. Chronixx)

Release 20/03/15
Produced by Moritz"DaBaron"von Korff & Benjamin"Benjammin" 
Zecher for Oneness Records

Drums: Manu Garcia
Bass,Keys:Moritz"DaBaron"von Korff
Guit:Jérémie"Bim"Dessus,Uli Czermak
Mix & Master:Umberto Echo

Retro Locks Riddim Selection

Retro Locks Riddim Medley

Retro Locks Riddim Medley (Mixed By Umberto Echo)

Brand New single from Reggae artist Luciano! "Change Dem Ways" is a roots rock reggae chune, demanding positive change, produced by Nicko Rebel for Nicko Rebel Music, LLC.

Illustration by : http://www.theykmd.com/#!

Buy on iTunes: smarturl.it/changedemways
Get "Change Dem Ways" On Amazon: smarturl.it/changedemwaysAZM
Rebel-Store: bit.ly/rmschangedemways

Social Link up: 
Soundcloud: @nickorebelmusic
Facebook: www.facebook.com/nickorebelmusic
Twitter: twitter.com/nickorebelmusic


Change Dem Ways - Single

Luciano - Change Dem Ways

No Se - Reggae Infused-This album is a layered collaboration where The Jamaica Band reinterprets its own reggae foundation while inviting Anton‑Kamonsa to add a distinctive Latin–folk vocal presence. The title “No Se” (“I don’t know”) reflects the lyrical ambiguity and emotional tone, which is carried into the arrangement: a dialogue between reggae’s offbeat pulse and Anton‑Kamonsa’s expressive phrasing. By pitting The Jamaica Band against itself in dual arrangement roles, the project highlights contrasts within reggae—roots‑style basslines on one side, brighter fusion textures on the other—while Anton‑Kamonsa’s folkloric inflections anchor the track in South American tradition.


No Se - Reggae Infused

No Se - Reggae Electronic Rastaman Edit

New Music from Mortimer on the upcoming Mile High Riddim! Produced by Winta James.

Mortimer- Nice Up Di Scene

The first offering from Rocker-T's "The Return of the Tru Ganjaman" album features classic tu-tu tweng vocals from Black Uhuru's Mykal Rose + a cameo from U.K. dancehall deejay Mr. Williamz. 

See more here: http://www.largeup.com/2016/06/09/rocker-t-mykal-rose-mr-williamz/

Mortimer- Nice Up Di Scene

Overstand Entertainment