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Sluggy Ranks - Ghetto Youth Bust (PATATATTAK Procrastination Remix)

Benjah ft. Reemah / Jata - Just Rise [LIONSCHOICE007]

A1 - Reemah - Just Rise
A2 - Benjah meets Petah Sunday - Just Dub

B1 - Jata - In A Dancing Mood (Organ Cut)
B2 - Benjah meets Petah Sunday - Just Dub 6


LION’S DEN
music by Benjah / Bredrin Records
vox & lyrics by Reemah
organ by Jata
mix & dubs by Petah Sunday at I-tal Soup Studio
artwork by Chloé Bernal
mastered by Star Delta Mastering
All rights reserved. © + ℗ 2022 Lion's Den


With great excitement we present to you a next release in the Lion’s Choice series. This time featuring the great singer and lyricist Reemah from the island of St. Croix with some powerful word sound on a deep and mellow piano driven riddim produced by Benjah (part of Bredrin Records) from France, complemented with an upful organ cut, by the keys master Jata, also from France. The whole project was mixed by Petah Sunday at the I-tal Soup Studio and includes some heavyweight dub versions, ready to shake sound systems around the globe.
‘You just rise, and if you stumble rise…’

A1 - Reemah - Just Rise

http://www.REGGAEVILLE.com

Artist: Dreadsquad & V.A.
Title: Modern Time Riddim
Format: Digital Download
Genre: digital reggae, raggamuffin
Label: Superfly Studio
Cat.No: SF026
Release date: 23.10.15
Artwork : Kasia Wilk

Track list:
Million Stylez feat. Mr Williamz - Can´t Stop The Youths
Blackout JA – Never give in
Charlie P – That is life
Taiwan MC – Tell dem
Dr Ring Ding – Modern Time
Marky Lyrical – Life a mi teacher
Kacezet – Programy
S’kaya – Walk like a gangsta
Ruffneck – Under pressure
Robbie Rule – Nuh trouble we
Dreadsquad – Modern Time Riddim (Version)

MORE INFO @ http://dreadsquad.com/modern-time-riddim-available-exclusively-on-bandcamp-million-stylez-mr-williamz-charlie-p-blackout-ja-and-more/

Dreadsquad - Modern Time Riddim [Promo Mix | Superfly Studio 2015]

Available on 01.12.2015 from:
http://www.scotchbonnet.net
http://www.mungoshifi.net 

Mungo's love classic 80's rub a dub without apology. So they jumped at the chance to re-record Johnny Osbourne's ice cold classic with the “Bumpy” one himself. They enlisted the help of Prince Fatty, whose all-star cast of musicians licked over the classic "He Prayed riddim" with such warmth, you would never guess he lives in breezy Brighton. Then they bolstered it with two scoops of Mungo’s drum and bass...

Tracklist
A – Mungo's Hi Fi ft Johnny Osbourne – Ice cream love 
B – Mungo's Hi Fi – Ice cream dub

Out now

Mungo's Hi Fi ft Johnny Osbourne - Ice cream love / Ice cream dub [SCOB057]

** Little Harry - Fear Nobody Dubplate ** 

The youngest veteran transformed his former Skengdon hit
 'Anorexal Body' into a classic dubplate inna killing stylee!
"We no fear no body body, body body..." 

Listen to the dub in the IRIE RADIO mix here:  http://tinyurl.com/zmpw3ej

Little Harry - Fear Nobody Dubplate

Lacksley Castell - What A Great Day

Riddim produced by Donstrumental 
Vocals produced Kris Kemist
Executive producers Tigerman Records & Reality Shock
YT APPEARS COURTSEY OF Sativa Records

04. POLITICIAN KNOCKOUT Ft YT

Dub plate cuts available from Akashic Records: https://www.facebook.com/akashicrecordsreggae

A medley of some of the vocal projects on the Crucial rhythm

I Natural - Itection
Fred Locks - Judgement Day
Akae Beka - Stability
Fikir Amlak - Walk with Jah

Rhythm by Noel Zebulon
Mixed by Ras Muffet

I Natural, Fred Locks, Akae Beka, Fikir Amlak - Crucial rhythm  dub plate medley

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"

Conquering Lion

Independent record label created by Mungo's Hi Fi.

Mungo's Hi Fi ft Johnny Osbourne - Ice cream love / Ice cream dub [SCOB057]

Scotch Bonnet Records

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