Sugarshack EP of the week: Iya Terra Live at Sugarshack Sessions

Loving Design (Live at Sugarshack Sessions)

Champion(Live at Sugarshack Sessions)

No Place Like Home(Live at Sugarshack Sessions)

God's Design(Live at Sugarshack Sessions)

Solar Riddim

Glory Be

River of Days

[Verse 1]
Down by the water
a voice moves slow—
it tells me of places
I may never go

Leaves lean closer
whispering my name
shadows fold the shoreline
but nothing feels the same

[Pre-Chorus]
The river bends
carrying time away
I can't match the current
but I wade anyway

[Chorus]
Flow river flow—
take my sorrow downstream
carry all I know
into someone else's dream
I drift where the silence
teaches me to stay—
lost in the river
lost in the river of days

[Verse 2]
There's a figure waiting
in the fog's embrace
her hands are lanterns
her smile a trace

The sky dissolves
into purple mist
I reach but the moment
slips away again

[Pre-Chorus]
The river bends
turning thought to song
I follow where it leads me
even if it’s wrong

[Chorus]
Flow river flow—
take my sorrow downstream
carry all I know
into someone else's dream
I drift where the silence
teaches me to stay—
lost in the river
lost in the river of days

[Bridge]
Water knows the shape of me
keeps it for a while then lets it go

[Final Chorus]
Flow river flow—
take my sorrow downstream
carry all I know
into someone else's dream
I drift where the silence
teaches me to stay—
lost in the river
lost in the river of days

River of Days

With Kora and Griot, Crown immerses us in African Royalty from the first notes. The third studio album of Boston-born artist King Mas is the first full-length release by his label Bantu Nation Movement, a collective he describes as consisting of "creative individuals and spiritual beings who represent the "Bantu" diaspora of the African continent and all of the various manifestations of our culture around the globe".

Full "Crown" review available at: https://www.reggaeville.com/artist-details/king-mas/releases/mode/review/release/king-mas-crown/

Crown

King MAS - Di Sumn Feat. D-Major

"..With Kora and Griot, Crown immerses us in African Royalty from the first notes. The third studio album of Boston-born artist King Mas is the first full-length release by his label Bantu Nation Movement, a collective he describes as consisting of "creative individuals and spiritual beings who represent the "Bantu" diaspora of the African continent and all of the various manifestations of our culture around the globe"."

Full "Crown" review available at: https://www.reggaeville.com/artist-details/king-mas/releases/mode/review/release/king-mas-crown/

King MAS - Crown

A definitive look at one of reggae's great singers in his prime.

Cornell Campbell's I Man A The Stall-A-Watt collects 32 tracks across two CDs (13 tracks on one vinyl LP), highlighting the singer's prominence in the golden era of reggae from the early 70s to early 80s. The title is a boast from the early soundclash era when many of Campbell's tracks, here produced primarily by Bunny Lee, would play first on King Tubby's Home Town Hi-Fi in Jamaica. The songs, compiled by Chris O'Brien, run the range from clash-ready standards like "Mash You Down" and "The Gorgon" to cultural commentaries like "Jah Jah Me Horn Yah" and "Bandulu" to a lover's masterpiece, "The Investigator," which leads off the set. Stretching into the early 80s, the collection includes two originals that would spawn countless reinterpretations, "Rope In" and "Boxing Around."

DJs providing playlists/station info with priority tracks may request the full release from Carter Van Pelt, Director Of Catalog Development, carter.vanpelt@vprecords.com.

I Man A The Stal-A-Watt

The Investigator

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