my re-edit of "no good" by michael prophet and scientist at the controls.  just a bit of fun!  added new drums and more vocals and dubbed out etc etc...

Michael Prophet / Scientist - "no good" - (Richie Phoe unnoficial dubplate mix)

Dubmatix And Joe Publik - Champion (Dub.Rebels RmX)[Free Download.wav]

Dub.Rebels is really thrilled and honored to taking part in the DUBMATIX & JOE PUBLIK "CHAMPION" remix contest.

Youtube Link 
https://youtu.be/LrIuRz8vi9w
Jan, 23

Dubmatix And Joe Publik - Champion (Dub.Rebels RmX)[Free Download.wav]

GuerillJah Productions feat. Longfingah - Anybody Out There?
Artist: GuerillJah Productions feat. Longfingah
Lyrics: Longfingah
Music: Hardy Digital, Longfingah
Album: Dub Minded Riddim Sampler
Label: GuerillJah Productions
mixed, recorded & produced by Hardy Digital & Longfingah (GuerillJah Productions / Berlin)
all instruments played by Hardy Digital & Longfingah, except guitar by Phibi

Dub Minded is the name of the new riddim selection by GuerillJah Productions. It features international artists like the roots veteran Joseph Grant (Still Cool) from Jamaica, Rosa Shanti, Tonto Addi and Jahjah Man from France, George Palmer from Spain, the german-serbian Singer Aca Pachuli and Longfingah, who is next to Hardy Digital also one of the producers of this One Riddim Sampler. Release Date is December 17th 2014

GuerillJah Prod. feat. Longfingah - Anybody Out There

cover of Prince Far I "bass ace"…
Bass, keys & mix by AntiBypass, Drums by Inigo Elexpuru.
work in progress, basic riddim…

Bass Ace AB (tribute to Prince far I)

KNOCKOUT SOUND SYSTEM,BAIXE OS MAIORES CLÁSSICOS DO REGGAE

TA-TEASHA LOVE AND THE WAILERS - OH JAH COME (IMPACT)

Breaking Bud Produbtion - Spiritual Warrior (Green Ark / Oct. 2017)

***FREE DOWNLOAD***

production & mix: @Breaking-Bud-Prod
vocals: @Kolee-aka-King-D, @General-GR
mastering: @ Sage Audio

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@Rebel-Elementz
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Spiritual Warrior

"Spiritual Warrior" - Breaking Bud Produbtion

New EP Step out follows the path started with the LP Intuitions with one major change : “Brother Joe” doesn't just describe a society and it's system perverted by the power of money, he is now calling for action. 
The Opening track of the EP “Step Out of this Jungle” is a call to free ourselves of our dehumanising and stressful lives by following a brighter way of life. 
The song can be seen as a users guide : to step out of this jungle, just lift up your head and face reality to move forward. On a dynamic stepper beat, the tempo is a source of courage. The 80's references in the sound can remind us of Pablo Moses in 1981 who invited us to Pave The Way. 
As on Intuitions, The New EP offers us an acoustic meditative Track called “Divine Power”. The song is an ode to the women and also to the ancient civilisations, before christianisation. Joe Pilgrim celebrates these pagan societies who treated women as equal to men.  This song is indissociable to the next one : “Wherever I go” in which Joe denounces the “preachers preaching iniquity, pretending woman is the evil”. On this very Soulful One Drop Riddim, Joe condemns the Judeo-christian, and capitalistic values which glorify the father at the expense of women. 
Joe Pilgrim calls for a universal love. A traditional topic in reggae that we can find in the single “Use your time” . Humanist and apolitical, the message is perfectly orchestrated by the Ligerians who revisit the Rockers style. The Drums and percussions will make you want to move your feet, as the backing vocals give a feeling of fullness. A beautiful way to talk about human rights. 
This cause is also promoted in the song “Migrants.” Sudanese, Eritreans, Afghan, Syrians...Many are those who run away from armed conflicts and risk their lives to reach Europe, thinking maybe they will be welcome...But all they face once there, is barbed wire, police and fences. The reality is brutal, and Joe has witnessed this : in 2016, he went to Calais in the North of France, a few month before the dismantling of what was called “The Jungle”, there he met refugees and lived with them for a few days. The experience was filmed by his friend and filmmaker Julie Beaudot who then made the videoclip for the song with the footage. 
The lesson Joe Drew of this experience is : We are the power. Action and mobilization are within the reach of everybody. 
All the benefits of the downloads are given to an  organisation called “L'auberge des migrants”, which helps refugees by defending their right and by giving them food, shelters and medical help. The song “Migrants” is a powerful tribute to these women, men and children who left everything, hoping for a peaceful life, far from guns and bombs. The melody on the keyboard sounding like an alarm reminds us of the emergency of this migratory crisis. 
The Dub version by Pilah (ex Kaly Live Dub, member of the Dub Addict Sound System) reminds us of the chaotic crossing of the Mediterranean sea and all the souls which drowned there. 
Recorded and mixed and produced by Soulnurse Records, Step out fights against fatalism and helplessness. Musically, we can find a reggae roots close to the foundation, but ever so actual in the message. 
We can immediately recognise the sound of the Ligerians, but in a way this record is more rough, with clear references to the 80's digital era. The recent collaboration of the band with Pilah, which started in 2016 at the Telerama Dub Festival, is once again highlighted. These two different musical styles share the same root. 
Fusion, unite, and put forces together, these are the goals of Joe Pilgrim.

5 - USE YOUR TIME

https://baganoise.bandcamp.com/album/dutty-teng
Hempo builds Dutty Teng riddim for Bag A Noise.

	
1. Burro Banton - Ghetto Living 03:54	

2. Ninja Man - Murder Dem 03:54	

3. John Wayne - Call The Police 03:55
	
4.  Yellowman - Under Mi Fat Thing 03:55	

5. Hempo - Dutty Teng Riddim Version 03:54

Teng Teng 20​-​20

Yellowman - Under Mi Fat Thing - Bag A Noise 01

I Roy orginal skanker in a different style, positive lyrics in a positive vibe.
reggae music is a perfect source and energy. So we have to go tougher than tough and stand strong in these crazy times... chalice  2020

I.ROY - TOUGHER THAN TOUGH (CHALICE REMIX)

Taken from the album : Blackbeard Calling - Hulk's Reggae Archives Volume One
Stream the album on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/0hxmfvIjA4dSQwGR4xPGIb
Vinyl LP available at http://www.patate-records.com

Blackbeard Calling

The Mighty Diamonds - Jah Jah Bless The Dreadlocks

Taken from my personal vinyl collection. Released 1979 on Rockers International. Original Jamaican pressing. BOH!

Delroy Williams - Think Twice (extended)

Hailed as "Brighton's Lee Scratch Perry” (Rob Da Bank BBC Radio 1), longtime reggae-dub producer Richie Phoe has been releasing tracks since 2006 and was an early adopter with Balanced, releasing his first track in 2008.
Richie has collaborated and remixed many notable artists along the way including Max Sedgley, Jon Kennedy, Tippa Irie, Earl 16, Sola Rosa, Wah Wah 45s, Horseman, Solo Banton and others. He has received massive radio play from David Rodigan, Don Letts, Daddy G (Massive Attack), Huey Morgan, Nick Manasseh, Jon Jones, Rob Da Bank (BBC Radio 1), Steve Lamacq (BBC 6 Music) and Huw Stephens (BBC Radio 2). He is an occasional guest on the Roots Garden Radio Show and has DJ'ed at festivals such as Bestival and Port Elliot, and regularly plays on the Roots Garden Sound System.
His debut full length, Echo Outernational (2012) stands out as a testament to modern reggae by combining digital, soulful and conscious styles into his signature productions. It features the acclaimed Eye on the Prize with Tippa Irie and Bumpy's Lament, which has seen multiple 7” re-issues and is approaching 3 million plays on Spotify. The track, Two Tree Island has since been featured on the Handmaid’s Tale TV series, and other tracks were paired with MTV's Dirty Sanchez show.
The 2020 release “Baby I Love You So”', covering legendary artist Jacob Miller, received huge acclaim as Daddy G of Massive Attack signalled "If you’re going to cover one of my favourite records, it better be fucking good. 'Baby I Love You So' is a stone cold classic, and this cover is bloody good, executed in fine style"

Michael Prophet / Scientist - "no good" - (Richie Phoe unnoficial dubplate mix)

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