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Perfect Giddimani - Back To Black Mixtape Volume 01 (2004-2008)

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Tracklist:
01-Black Marcus (Maroon Riddim)-Downsound Records (2004)
02-Hand Cart Bwoy (Hand Cart Bwoy Riddim)-Rebel Muzik (2004)
03-Johnny (Chapter a Day Riddim)-Our Promotion (2004)
04-7 Is The Number (Wharfedale Riddim)-Tiger Records (2004)
05-All I Got (Real Life Riddim)-Yellow Moon Records (2005)
06-Amerimaka (Elight Riddim)-Chalice Palace Records (2005)
07-Grow Yuh Natty (Spiritual War Riddim)-Frenz Records (2005)
08-Haile Selassie (Jah Glory Riddim)-Lion Vibes (2005)
09-R Over X Ray (Hit The Road Jack Riddim)-Free Willy (2005)
10-Hand Cart 2 (Dutty Rub Riddim)-Downsound Records (2005)
11-How Come (Giddymani Riddim)-In Touch Records (2005)
12-Sweet & Black (Playlist Riddim)-Camp Fire Records (2006)
13-Lovebird (Love Bird Riddim)-Irievibrations Records (2006)
14-No Badda Me (Free Up Riddim)-Pure & Clean Records (2006)
15-Rasta Rebel (Elevator Riddim)-Irievibrations Records (2006)
16-Babylon Remove (Substance Riddim)-Rollin Records (2006)
17-Ceraese Tea (Marrigold Riddim)-Marrigold Records (2006)
18-Babylon Guweh (Fire & Rain Riddim)-Yahbell Jamaica Records (2006)
19-Young Gifted And Black (Mighty Right Riddim)-Philadub Records (2007)
20-Irie Ites (Only Solution Riddim)-Irie Ites Records (2008)

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"Rastafari. Fire Torch
Wah gwaan mi bredda Gappy?
You know seh when mi check it out 
Some youths can't even make a march

Hi there, that's a nice pair
Well comfortable inna your Nike Air
Expensive to nuff, it cost a lot of cash
So watch the posing inna the 3 stripe Adidas 


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Oh oh oh. Oh nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no. And it hurt me so


Yeah
Youths them a try but still them can't get no bligh
Now a desolate place them trod it in life to survive
Lack of opportunity the ghetto youth them put aside
Pure darkness inna them life, so Torch bring them inna the light yeah


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Oh oh oh. Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Wow. Gappy it hurt me so, yeah

Cause ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Go nah noy
And I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no. And it hurt me so
Ay, them fi know yeah


Read between the lines this is not about shoes
So much years ghetto youths ah get used
Go away Mr. Drunk pon Booze, vanity you worship and your so confused

The media weh them ah use to stray your mind from the truth
and ah many of the youths them trick inna the flashy suit, but
Ball of fire burn so bright, 
Gappy Ranks and Torch arise
For equal justice and the rights
Yo oh oh, yeah

Ask them
How do you sleep at night, 
when you know seh a ghetto youth ah sleep outside?
Tell me how do you sleep at night,
 when you know many ah die from your tricks and your lies, yeah


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
I tell you, yeah. Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no, oh no, it hurt me so

Yeah
Cause ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone, alone
And, it hurt me so. Oh oh oh oh


Mr. Baldhead, Mr. Dreadlock
Say him have the city lock inna him Reebock
Memba seh some ghetto youths will never see that
It doesn't mean them ah go end up as a idiot

So with the youths today, give them a better way
Nuff hungry mouths to feed. No barefooted dem pon the street, yeah
Big man your money cannot help you, 
when the gun you give them it ah buss up pon you. Oh oh

Now the moral of the story, is to always give Jah the glory
Oh yeah. If you don't know the ghetto story, 
we put them where them deh now them ah act like them no know we


There's ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
I tell you wow. Go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Gappy yeah, how it hurt me so

Yeah, cause ghetto youths walking barefoot on the ground
I said, go nah noy
I don't wanna see them face it all alone
Oh no, how it hurt me. It hurt me so 


Gappy Ranks, ay lead the youths them out of Bobbywrong
Oh, oh oh oh
Hey Babylon, oh Babylon, your city haffi burn yeah

Torch the Ever Burning Flame, oh seh the fire it ah blaze
Lead the youths them out of Bobbywrong"

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Gappy Ranks - Barefoot (Feat. Torch)

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Before Torch became the artiste that he is today, a variety of different events occurred in his life, propelling him to make adjustments and develop into a resilient, ambitious, hard-working and extremely talented individual. Growing up in the rough streets of Trench Town, Torch went against the grain and focused on school in order to make a good life for himself. He explored his love for music by joining his school choir and then becoming a member of the Little People and Teen Players Club. This allowed him to express his creativity, hone his talents and learn the dynamics of voice and performance. Just as he had begun to blossom as an individual and a performer, his mother passed away while he was still attending Camperdown High School. Torch switched to survival mode. His extreme sense of responsibility drove him to temporarily sacrifice his education and his passion for music to seek a job so that he could help himself and his seven other siblings make ends meet. Torch struggled to resist the call of music, but before long, the call became too ‘deafening’. He relented in 1997, taking a job as studio engineer at Black Roots Studio where he could feed his need for music while still earning an income. It was while working at the studio that Torch received the encouragement from his peers that pushed him to embark on his musical journey as an artiste. In September 2003, while going by the name Honey Cone, the young artiste was introduced to Donovan Germain of Penthouse Recording Studio. And, it was around that same time, that Tony Rebel dubbed him with his current moniker Torch. It was not long after that he scored hits with ‘Quality Time’, ‘So Let It Be’ and ‘Fire Burning’ (which became the show opener for Fire Links).
In 2005, Torch began touring with Reggae star Buju Banton. “The experience was wonderful cause it took me to a lot of places, placed me on a lot of shows in Barbados, St. Kitts and St. Marten. In the U.S. I’ve done shows in Atlanta, Miami, Orlando and New York. The biggest venues were Reggae On The Hills in Barbados and Madison Square Gardens in New York”, says Torch. This is in addition to the many local shows including Rebel Salute, Reggae By The River Marcus Garvey Tribute, Reggae Explosion and Bob Marley Birthday Celebration.
Torch, has worked with several producers besides Donovan Germain and Tony Rebel and names Mario ‘Mad Scientist’ Lawrence, ‘Bobby Digital’ Dixon, Fifth Element Records, One Blood Productions, Gargamel Music, Silly Walks (Germany), and Yaad House (Australia) among them. He also names Luciano, Buju Banton, Sizzla and Beres Hammond as other artistes who have had significant influence on him.
Now, as Torch looks forward to the release of his debut album through VPAL Music / VP Records, he anticipates sharing more of his music with the world as he continues his musical journey.

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Perfect Giddimani - Back To Black Mixtape Volume 1 (2004-2008)

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