Blackout Ja - Reload (Reggae Mix)

New single from my upcoming album " The Hidden Treasures of William Spring".


Murdahration

Murdahration - Roll & Record x Small Axe (Riddim by William Spring)

Give thanks for life - Roll & Record Ft. Aza Lineage

Hypocrites (Richie Phoe Remix)

Dubplate style from da Elementary Studio. Riddim by Farm Fresh Soundsystem UK. Remix: Watson Vox: Empress Katia

Blaze Me Up dubplate featuring Empress Katia

Interrupt & Tenor Youthman
‘We Rule The Dance’ (RR028)
Reggae Roast Records
Release Date: May 2016
Format: Digital & 7” Vinyl

Now on their twenty-eighth release of forward thinking UK Reggae music, Reggae Roast continue with hit after hit. This release definitely follows suit, having already done the rounds on dubplate for many months and set alight dances all over the world. They’ve signed up one of the top up and coming UK producers, Interrupt, and one of the best new MC’s on the scene, Tenor Youthman.

‘We Rule The Dance’ is a deep & heavy baseline bubbler, built to test any soundsystem! It’s a contemporary reimagining of the 80’s digital style pioneered by King Jammy as well as Steelie & Cleevie, which is accentuated by Tenor Youthman’s ‘Nitty Gritty’ vocal stylings. Full to the brim with soundclash lyrics, authentic Casio keyboard licks and airhorns this release is sure to set any dancehall alight.

Interrupt is relatively new to the scene and only starting producing in 2012, however his take on the digital Reggae style of the late 1980’s is some of the best there is. Now based in London, Interrupt continues to provide his own individual upbeat vibe, which features old-school drum machines, bold basslines and colourful synthesizers. Having worked with Speng Bong, Cubiculo Records and Spanish singers Ponchita Peligros & George Palmer, he already has significant hits under his belt and shows no signs of slowing down.

Russian sound system pioneer, singjay and producer, Tenor Youthman, has dedicated his life to the power of the Reggae. A disciple of the “Hill & Gully” style, made famous by Tenor Saw amongst others, Youthman brings a message of love & conscious living through his music. Using his in-depth knowledge of Reggae & Soundsystem culture Tenor provides distinctive energy & style to everything he’s involved with and is fast becoming one of the most in-demand mic men in the world.

Reggae Roast is building a formidable catalogue featuring some of the most exciting artists in the UK and beyond. Key players in the resurgence of the UK Roots scene over the past 5 years, they are a leading light in the new generation of dub music. Look out for plenty more releases in the 2016 from the likes of Vibration Lab, Adam Prescott, Brother Culture and many more.

Interrupt & Tenor Youthman - We Rule The Dance

ACAPELLA:Asher D - Still Kickin' - feat. Joseph Cotton 
IDEA CREATIVA:DJ NEKO Selecter 2018 
Video Cortecia de Urdan Roots Sounds  : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrOKM_Oq3FY

Asher D - Still Kickin' - Feat. Joseph Cotton Rmx 2018

featured on the 2009 release 
Roots garden records 
“Showcase Part 2”

( issued on 12" vinyl and digital download)

Produced and mixed by Nick Manasseh 
featuring: Freddie McGregor, Danny Red, Ras Zacharri, 
Earl 16 and Soothsayers Horns

Catalogue number RGR:SC002

Tracks 5 & 6
Freddie McGregor started his career in the mid sixties aged 7, as backing singer for legendary Jamaican vocal group The Clarendonians. Becoming a mainstay at Coxsone Dod’s Studio One facility, he spent much of the 70’s there, working as a session drummer, backing vocalist and solo artist. In 1975, embracing the Rasta faith, his music started to take a more cultural and spiritual theme. Around this time he started to work with other Jamaican producers and musicians like: Niney the Observer, Earl Chinna Smith and Soul Syndicate, recording such hits as: "Mark of the Beast," "Sergeant Brown," "Jogging," "Natural Collie“, "Africa Here I Come," and  his 1980 land mark Studio One LP "Bobby Bobylon". Freddie continued to adapt into the 80’s, soon becoming an international star with tracks like: “Big Ship” , “Push Come to Shove” and the UK chart topping “Just Don’t Want to be Lonely”. After a short spell with Polydor records, Freddie established his own “Big Ship” label in 1989. He continues to be one of Jamaica’s best loved veteran artists, still producing, performing and writing, scoring  hit tunes in every decade.

Manasseh revives Bob Skengs “The Lion” rhythm (RGR:SC001) this time with the addition of acoustic guitar, flute and Nyahbinghi hand drums, featuring UK percussionist Jonah Dan.
Freddie reworks his Studio One  late 70s classic “Run Come Rally” (aka “Rastaman Camp”) on the rhythm. Spiritually charged lyrics are the order of the day for this “Twelve Tribes of Israel” anthem. Freddie manages to recapture the mystical vibes that made this such a popular UK sound system favourite the first time round. Earl Sixteen’s sweet tones join in for backing on the choruses, bringing added majesty to the song.

Roots Garden Showcase Part 2

Freddie McGregor - "Rally" / Manasseh "Rally Version"

From the album 'Dust And Dirt: Deluxe Edition'.

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Dust and Dirt - Prince Fatty Dub

Taken from the album "Pass Up The Chalice" album (Patate Records)
http://www.patate-records.com
You can stream the album on all digital platforms :
- Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/5ijmjszXpYHmuOncTHI6yX?si=16dVBd9OSNW3mkShkoeABg
- Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwG898TCIDQ&list=PL9W5K9ySvDSd-my_FGPdjs2DS9Cp1b8kI&fbclid=IwAR2WEiS7-e1_fkoPlqweCE_qjI8kgjzM2dkQz1n5J_HCIrmqeTYWGZWKI34

Pass Up The Chalice

Barry Brown - Pass Up The Chalice

Ganja Man

Ganja Man (Mix)

Raider Records are an independent record label based in Bristol U.K.  Home to G Duppy & friends. RR are heavily invested in bringing Reggae / Dancehall / Jungle music to the masses ....

Blackout Ja - Reload (Reggae Mix)

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