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Let Me In - Tarrus Riley.mp3

Artist: Lutan Fyah
Song:  Evil In Man
Prod:  Erwin "PurplehayzZz" Ewing & Ezroy "Poppa Nero" Francis 
Mixed by Lynford "Fatta" Marshal
Recorded@ Mixing Lab Studios. Kingston, Jamaica.
Island Life Records (2013)

Lutan Fyah-Evil In Man-[Island Life Records 2013]

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01. Naptali – What Goes Around
02. Prince Malachi – Give Thanks
03. Positiv Young Lion & Capleton – Peace
04. Vido – Best Things
05. Queen Omega – Blessed
06. D Julion & Anthony John – Don't Give A Damn
07. Buju Banton – Suffer So
08. Ziggi Recado – More Than Sometimes
09. Sara Lugo & Skarra Mucci – Music Is A Must
10. Fyah T – Not Know Peace
11. Jahcoustix – Rise Up
12. Mark Wonder – Jah Love So Amazing
13. Raymond Wright & Lutan Fyah – The System
14. Solo Banton – Who I Am
15. Rise Up - Version

Positive Young Lion feat. Capleton - Peace [RiseUp Riddim - Oneness Records 2014]

Anthony B - Build Back The Vibes MAXFIELD AVE RIDDIM

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BUY @ https://itunes.apple.com/album/radical/id838308730

On April 15, VP Records unleashes Sizzla's Radical, a collection of rare and unreleased material during the 2014 Grammy nominated icon's formative years.  Radical unearths musical gems from the Xterminator label sessions between the early '90s and '00 that were produced by the late legendary Philip Fattis Burrell. Fattis helped forge some of Sizzla's best work to date, including his 1997 breakthrough album Praise Ye Jah that is widely considered one of the top conscious reggae albums of its time. 
 
Whether Sizzla is addressing society's ills or singing love songs, the like-minded Radical (overseen under the direction of Fattis' son Kareem Burrell) features the reigning king of roots' honest, raw and thought-provoking lyrics. Sizzla's palpable spirit and vigor for life shine throughout this revolutionary collection of obscure or previously unreleased material, which features live instrumentation from Jamaica's studio aces like Sly Dunbar, Steven Stanley, Earl 'Chinna' Smith and Dean Fraser.
 
Since his emergence in the early 90s, Sizzla has undeniably put his stamp on thegenre regardless of the current style or trend. The Jamaica-born reggae vocalist's previous effort The Messiah (released in 2013 on VP Records) earned him his first Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album. Rap mogul Jay Z also recently sampled Sizzla's timeless classic "Solid As A Rock" on his latest album, while hip hop artists like 50 Cent and Ja Rule used the same tune in their songs too.
 
Radical Track Listing:
1. Protect My Life
2. Radical
3. What's Wrong With The Picture?
4. Sad Mistake
5. Burn Dem Schism
6. Hardcore
7. Golden Rule
8. Its A Rocky Road
9. Everybody Has To Live
10. Groove With Me
11. Thats Why I Love You
12. All Da Time
13. Best Thing In My Life
14. I'm A Winner
15. Fly High Fly Low
16. I Am No Better

Sizzla - Radical [VP Records 2014]

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Twitter : @daddybanton

Banton - No Pasa Nada (Punjabi Riddim June 2014)

Iba Mahr - AWAKENING | Tough Times Riddim | Hungry Lion Records | May 2015

off the Lion of Judah Riddim - Zion I Kings Riddim Series Vol. 4.

Produced by Zion I Kings:
Drums - Lloyd "Junior" Richards
Bass, Keys - David "JAH David" Goldfine
Guitar, Keys - Laurent "Tippy I" Alfred
Keys - Andrew "Drew Keys" Stoch
Rhythm Guitar - Andrew "Moon" Bain
Lead Guitar - Padraic Coursey
Trombone - Balboa Becker
Saxophone - Daniel Casares
Mixed and Mastered by: Laurent "Tippy I" Alfred at Aqua Sounds Studio, STX.

Too Much Ramshackle - Lutan Fyah

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Richie Spice - Bad Weather (Long Days Short Nights Riddim)

“Liberation (feat. Iba Mahr)” is from Awakening, the debut album from Spiritual, available February 3rd on VP Records.
Read more at: https://rootfire.net/
Pre-order at: https://lnk.to/Awakening

Awakening

Spiritual - Liberation (feat. Iba Mahr)

“To Di East Riddim”
Kazayah, Jahriffe, Warrior King & Ras I-Dre

Release Date: April 6th, 2018
Format: EP / Riddim Compilation
Label: Jah-N-I Roots Movement & Bantu Nation Movement
Producer(s): 
Genre: Reggae, Roots-Reggae, Dub
Explicit Lyrics: No

Tracklist:
1.	Warrior King – Many Mansions Feat. Jahriffe
2.	Kazayah – The Mission
3.	King MAS – Can’t Draw We Out
4.	Ras I-Dre – Sweet Reggae
5.	Jahriffe – God Body
6.	Wadadah II – Spiritual Ancestor Dub
Nearly a century ago, in the year 1920, the honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey prophesied:

“Look to the East for the crowning of a Black King, he is the Redeemer for the days of deliverance are near.” 
 
In the spirit of the great ancestor, an army of Roots Reggae soldiers have organized and centralized in a musical tribute to our forefathers (and mothers) who have paved the way for Rastafari culture and Afrikan liberation theology as I & I carry the torch into the new millennium.

The "To Di East" Riddim, available on all digital music platforms as of April 6th, is the brainchild of the Jah-N-I Roots Movement in collaboration with the Bantu Nation Movement. Both collectives operate out of Boston, Massachusetts with seasoned musicians, Jahriffe & King MAS respectively, as the spearheads of each production team. The musicians responsible for this instrumental, infused with a celestial tone and vibration, are one of Boston's top musical ensembles known as Circadian Riddims. Many recognize the potency of the "American Reggae" music coming out of Hawaii and California, but this heavy one-drop Reggae release will give you a reason to look "To Di East".

In the opening number, Jahriffe teams up with Jamaican Reggae veteran Warrior King. Drawing upon the often quoted biblical verse "in my father's house are many mansions," the warriors cry out for "tolerance" and unity in these times of division and strife amongst nations.

The dub heavy sound of the project is due to the masterful mix provided by the skilled hands of Wadadah II of the D.O.V.E. Muzik recording label out of Chicago, Illinois. Emerging from this powerful musical camp, founded by Tzaddi Wadadah I circa 1983, 2 vital messengers are featured on this project by the names Kazayah & Ras I-Dre.

Kazayah sets the tone early on with her "mission" statement urging one and all to put aside "petty prejudices" and "come together" with a tone and delivery both hypnotic and captivating. 

Ras I-Dre, a young fierce lyricist from Jamaica, then invokes the entire pantheon of Roots Reggae legends (past and present) in a tune paying homage to all who have maintained the vitality and integrity of this "Sweet Reggae" music throughout the years featuring vocal harmonies from Kazayah.

As usual, King MAS reaches into the ancestral realm as the "musical Obia man" and highlights one of the founding fathers of the Ashanti kingdom by the name Okomfo Anokye. "Can't Draw We Out" brings light to the sword that Anokye drove into the ground during his time as an Ashanti high priest in the 17th century. Anokye stated that "if anyone removes the sword, that marks the end of the Ashanti kingdom." The legendary sword, which remains unmoved & can still be seen in Kumasi today, inspired this musical tribute expressing solidarity between the people of Ghana and the children of the bloodline carried into the diaspora.

Finally, Jahriffe reveals more musical Mdu Ntr as he encourages one and all to "be who you come to be" and recognize your own divinity. "God Body" is followed by the "Spiritual Ancestor" dub mix by Wadadah II which any Roots Reggae practitioner would do well to add to their collection. As we move through the vernal equinox, the light of the sun rising from the east has overtaken the darkness enveloping the planet during the winter months. Just like the ever increasing power of the sun, look out for more heat from these Reggae warriors and light bearers ‘trodding’ from the east and chanting "To Di East".

To Di East Riddim - EP

Download/Stream

King MAS - Can't Draw We Out (To Di East Riddim) Jah-N-I Roots & Bantu Nation Movement Prod.

Tarrus Riley - The World Is A Ghetto [Reggaeville Riddim - Oneness Records 2012]

Stream / download link https://smarturl.it/eesahmove

Haffi hold yuh own inna yard... “Move”, the first single from Eesah’s upcoming project with DJ-Producer / tastemaker King I-Vier and 3x Grammy Nominated production duo Loud City Music, depicts the daily grit in the movements of a ghetto youth in Kingston, Jamaica. Where street credibility and where one comes from holds weight across the garrisons. It’s a must know code to be able to maneuver unscathed. Dat bad Eesah “we out here, without fear” go through!

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Website: http://loudcitymusic.com/ 


#Eesah #DatBadEesah

Move (King I-Vier / Loud City Music single)

Move

Eesah - Move

No one is tougher or rougher than Jah Rastafari!!!

Rubber Bullet Riddim

Tough Like Jah

Jah Defender  Tough Like Jah

Hurt Me - [[Tarrus Riley]]

Anuhea &  Tarrus Riley - Only Man In The World [Dub Rockers Vol.1 - 8/27/2013]

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Sizzla - Radical [VP Records 2014]

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