STATEMENT 2009

While in the 1990's in Jamaica are regarded by many as dancehall's golden age, the decade also saw an important revival of the music's "one drop" foundations, with spiritual and conscientious lyrics taking new form and finding new messengers. This rebirth and progression of the original reggae sound, albeit with digital production, helping keep reggae vibrant for a new generation. Phillip "Fatis" Burrell and the Xterminator label were a key to dancehall's cultural awakening in the 90's and the first 'reggae revival'.

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Kingston Dub Club - Natural High & Rockers Soundstation - Jamaica 5.11.2014

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Bobo Zion giving the sound a lil work out, feel free to take in the vibes on this freestyle mix.
Done in original Zion Sound Fashion... 

Enter The Lion (Freestyle Mix)

Request To All The Original Rub A Dub Fans.......


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Micah Williams better known by his stage name Mr. Williamz, is a Reggae/Dancehall artiste from West London. He is known by reggae fans world wide as an original sound system toaster, Appears in the Yardie film directed by Idris Elba.

(Early life)
Mr. Williamz was born in London, England. He is of Jamaican/Indian & Fiji/Cypriot descent. When he was 6 years old, his father returned home to Jamaica bringing both him and his younger with him. They lived in the rural parish of St. Mary where he attended St. Mary's High School, he was good at arts and maintained good grades. He was already fascinated with the local sound system in his area, the dancehall was close to his house so whenever they would string up for a dance, he'd be there to watch them wire and tune up the sound for later, eagerly waiting for the chance to test the microphone while they warm up the sound, after microphone check was done he would go home get ready for the dance later, by age 10 he was a local favourite winning local clashes and competitions, at the age 15 he returned to London to live with his mother and finish school, after which he enrolled in a performing arts course at Hammersmith & West London college. He bacame a father soon after and worked as a postman his career in music began.

(Career)
Mr. Williamz emerged on the reggae scene in 2008 with his first official release 'Babylon Helicopter" for Necessary Mayhem, which was followed by No Cigarette released the following year on Biggest Reggae Anthems (Greensleeves 2009). This lead to a string of single releases for the U.K reggae label, which created demand for live appearances and recording offers with other independent Labels. Over the time Mr Williamz has collaborated with producers such as Major Lazer (Smooth sailing), Shy FX (Bad boy business), Mungos Hi Fi (Musically Mad , Computer Age) & Green Lion Crew (The General Comes to Town) to name a few.

(Performances & Shows) 
He has performed and appeared at shows, festival and dancehalls throughout Europe, Asia, USA and is the first reggae artist to tour India doing a 5 city tour with Reggae Rajahs in 2011. He toured Japan earlier that year with Mungos Hi Fi doing 5 cities also. Other countries and cities he has performed include Peru, Mexico, Canada, Colombia, China, Jamaica, Ireland, California, St Croix, Puerto Rico, US Virgin islands.
Attending the Welcome to Jamrock Cruise in 2014 he performed with Shinehead at the pre party, and then on the cruise after which he was invited by Damian Marley to perform the following year with King Jammys, Supercat was also performing that year, heard Mr. Williamz performing and ran up on stage greeted Mr Williamz and they went on to share a lyric freestyle together with King Jammys on the mixer.

(Influences and inspiration)
Heavily inspired by the dancehall style of the mid 80z-late 90z era, the moment you hear Mr Williamz you can immediately tell that Supercat is a huge influence and musical inspiration for him, other major influences are Nicodemus, Early B & Junior Cat, Ninjaman, Junior Reid, Ricky Stereo, Shabba Ranks, Papa San, Capleton, Buju Bantan, Bobby Culture to name a few

Recorded and performed with: Shinehead, Pinchers, Pressure, Queen Ifrika, Spragga Benz, Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Supercat, Junior Demus, Mikey General, Chronixx, Topcat, Hollow Point, Gappy Ranks, Jah Mason

The 45 General Mr.Williamz Meets LionKingMuzik RubADub Chronicles 2019

Soundvalley Movement presents:
Solid Foundation - A Studio One Selection

1. Righteous Flames - Solid Foundation 
2. Burning Spear - He Prayed 
3. Dennis Alcapone - Joe Frazier 
4. Dennis Brown - Created By The Fahter
5. Horace Andy - Every Tongue Shall Tell 
6. Johnny Osbourne - Truth & Rights
7. Al Campbell - Take A Ride 
8. Lone Ranger - Automatic 
9. Judah Safari Eskender - Danger In Your Eyes 
10. Michigan & Smiley - Eye Of Danger
11. Sugar Minnt - Give Me Jah Jah 
12. Alton Ellis - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
13. The Heptones - I´ve Got The Handle 
14. The Heptones - Heptones Gonna Fight 
15. Freddie McGregor - Come Now Sister 
16. Sugar Minott - Hang On Natty 
17. The Heptones - Get In The Groove 
18. Freddie McGregor - Bandulu
19. Alberto Tomlinson - Don´t Wait For Me 
20. Alton Ellis - Let Him Try 
21. The Cables - Baby Why 
22. The Eternals - Stars
23. The Eternals - Queen Of The Minstrels 
24. Prince Jazzbo - Minstrel
25. Sugar Minott - Come On Home 
26. Delroy Wilson - I Don´t Know Why 
27. Jennifer Lara - Consider Me 
28. Johnny Osbourne - Jah Promise 
29. Chosen Few - Don´t Break Your Promise 
30. Ernest Wilson - Undying Love
31. Freddie McGregor - Wine Of Violence 
32. Sugar Minott - Vanity 
33. Michigan & Smiley - Rub A Dub Style 
34. Brigadier Jerry - Ram Dance Master 
35. Alton Ellis - I´m Just A Guy 
36. Marcia Griffiths - Melody Life 
37. Sugar Minott - Is It True 
38. Freddie McGregor & Jennifer Lara - Too Long Will Be Too Late
39. Carlton & The Shoes - Love Me Forever
40. Alexander Henry - Please Be True 
41. Johnny Osbourne - Sing Jah Stylee
42. Lone Ranger - Fish Tea
43. Lone Ranger - Love Bump 
44. Slim Smith - Rougher Yet
45. Hortense Ellis - Sitting In The Park
46. Cecile Campbell - Whisper To Me
47. Marcia Griffiths - Mark My World 
48. Marcia Griffiths - Tell Me Now
49. Anthony Rocky Ellis - I´m The Ruler 
50. Ken Boothe - Moving Away
51. Bob Andy - Too Experience 
52. Carlton & The Shoes - Me & You 
53. Bob Andy & Marcia Griffith - Really Together 
54. The Heptones - Party Time 
55. The Heptones - Pretty Looks Isn´t All
56. Sugar Minott - Never Give Up 
57. Michigan & Smiley - Compliment To Studio One 
58. Bob Andy - Going Home 
59. The Heptones - How Can I Leave 

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