CULTUTRE MIX SHASSHAMANE

SOLID ROCK - First Sight Loving Vol. 8 - Super Love (July '22)

Here we come again with our first mix in 2023 - 100% reggae music from all over the world!

01. Khalia - Every Man
02. Tanya Stephens - Not Today
03. Keishera - Mr. Right
04. Mellow Mood, Alborosie & Emeterians - I And I Chant (Remix)
05. Aza Lineage - Owa Sound
06. Teflon - Rule And Reign
07. Tydal Kamau - Golden
08. Roe Summerz - Keep Blazin
09. MediSun - The Reign
10. Eesah - Red Now
11. Inezi - Jungle
12. Aza Lineage - Freedom
13. Runkus - In Addis Ababa
14. Khago - Ruff Life Crisis
15. The Yutes & Tarrus Riley - Better Days
16. Conz, November Williams & Pressure - Tap Out
17. Devaney - Wildfire
18. Michael Star & Bounty Killer- 7'Oclock
19. Tribal Seeds Tempest
20. Stick Figure & Collie Buddz - Showdown
21. Llive Dappamann - Jah Guiding Us
22. Macka B - Rasta Revolution
23. Soom T - End Time Preacher
24. Daniel Brown - Suffering
25. Micah Shemaiah - Why You Killing Dem So
26. Papa San - I See You
27. Reemah - Warriors
28. Naomi Cowan & Chaka Demus - Kingston Traffic (Remix)
29. Khalia - Time
30. Mr. Vegas - Stay
31. Tarrus Riley - Baby Blue
32. Maoli & Morgan Heritage - Midnight Hour
33. Hezron - Cool Jamaican Whiskey
34. George Nooks & Josey Wales - Leave Her Alone
35. Lutan Fyah - Roots Wine
36. I Octane - Mi Want More
37. Etana - Don't Let Me Go
38. Terry Linen - Love Doesn't Ask Why
39. Treesha & Tóke - Original Style
40. Earl Sixteen & Mr. Williamz - Find A Way
41. Cocoa Tea & Jahman - We Up
42. Mr. Cruz - Reggae Music
43. Aza Lineage - One Draw
44. Shalom - What A Gwaan
45. Abka Kaba - Good Love
46. Tarrus Riley - Desperate Lover
47. Terry Linen - Playing Money Games
48. Lukie D - God Is Still Alive
49. Sanchez - Original Song
50. Richie Stephens - Badder Than Before
51. Junior Kelly - Protection
52. Morgan Heritage - Just A Number
53. D'Yani - Live A Little
54. Natel - Island In Your Sea
55. MediSun - Take You Home
56. Jah Cure & Kaylan Arnold - Undeniable
57. Micah Shemaiah - Run Things
58. Queen Ifrica - Proud Of Me
59. Queen Omega - Thunder Storm
60. Spectacular & Perfect Giddimani - A.S.A.P.
61. King Kong & Nuttea - Dangerous
62. Anthony B - Raggamuffin
63. Mellow Modd & Kabaka Pyramid - Mr. Global
64. Kabaka Pyramid & Damian Marley - Red, Gold And Green
65. Gentleman - Over The Hills
66. Red Fox - I High
67. Delus - Nah Change
68. Demarco - Once Bitten
69. A Pass - Take You
70. Charly Black - Together
71. Busy Signal - Tonight
72. Konshens - Same Story
73. Konshens - Money & Gal
74. Chuck Fenda - One Burner
75. Lutan Fyah - Number One Fan
76. Jah Izrehl - Money Needed
77. Heidi Tiffany - True Love
78. Nyanda - I Belong To You
79. Ginjah - Love You The Same
80. I Noah - Stand Firm
81. Young Shanty - Cool It Down
82. Lutany Fyah - Special Place
83. Norris Man & Anthony B - House Of Parliment
84. Little Hero - Gunz In The Street
85. Dexta Daps - Blessings
86. Stein - Jah A Guide Me
87. Fantan Mojah - Reggae Cyan Dead
88. Etana & Klyve - You & Me
89. Juki Ranx - Nice Again
90. Jahvante Campbell - Why
91. Pressure - My Light
92. Sizzla - End Of The Day
93. Chuck Fenda - Out Of Control
94. G Mac - Protect My People
95. Darrio - Highschool Love
96. Lukie D - So In Love
97. Swashii - Marijuana
98. Loyal Flames - Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
99. Pressure - Love & No Pain
100. Bushman - Love Ya So Bad
101. DMP - Long Way Home

Blessings Reggae Mix 2023

2023 05 11 Black Chariot LIVE courtesy Reggae Voyage (Kenya)

Michael Rose
Michael Rose (born 11 July 1957) is a Grammy award winning reggae singer from Jamaica. Possessing a wide-ranged voice, Rose would regularly meet in Kingston with singers, musicians, writers, and producers such as Dennis Brown, Big Youth, The Wailers, Gregory Isaacs, Sly and Robbie, and others.[1]
Rose started his recording career as a solo artist for record producers Yabby You and Niney the Observer. He joined Black Uhuru in 1977 after the departure of Don Carlos and Garth Dennis. He led them to international success in the early 1980s, having written most of their popular material. They won the first-ever Grammy Award for reggae in 1985 for the album Anthem,[2] with the hallmark voice of Rose in the forefront.
After the release of Anthem, Rose left Black Uhuru and retired to the Blue Mountains in Jamaica to start a coffee farm. He released a string of singles in Jamaica, but nothing much was heard of him outside the island until 1989, when he was signed to RCA and released the strongly pop influenced album Proud in Europe and Japan. The deal with RCA was short-lived however, and Rose returned to Jamaica to record a new string of Sly and Robbie produced singles. He also recorded for other producers but the only albums during this period were the Japan only releases Bonanza (1991) and King Of General (1992). The Sly and Robbie produced singles were eventually released on the vinyl only Sly And Robbie presents: Mykall Rose - The Taxi Sessions in 1995 also saw his American debut as a solo artist with the album Michael Rose on Heartbeat Records. The single "Short Temper" reached #2 on the Gavin reggae chart.
In the period 1995-2004 Heartbeat Records released a total of nine albums including Party In Session: Live and a compilation entitled Happiness: The Best Of Michael Rose. Next to these albums, a great amount of different recordings appeared on dozens of Jamaican vinyl singles and several albums, including "Last Chance" which was #1 on the UK reggae charts for several weeks. He also recorded "Michael Rows the Boat Ashore" in 2001.
In 2002, Rose recorded two albums: Babylon 9/11 Tip Of The Iceberg (released on Love Injection in 2004), and a yet untitled album for African Star records. In August 2002, Rose was reported arrested in Miami Airport by U.S. Marshals in a case of mistaken identity. Although he was released, it resulted in Rose losing his U.S. work permit.
Rose re-joined Black Uhuru in February 2004, and performed several concerts in Jamaica and Europe with the group. They also released a Jamaican single "Dollars" and reportedly have recorded a yet untitled and unreleased album. Yet, in spite of his reunion with Black Uhuru, Rose still tours, records and releases material as a solo artist. In 2007 he recorded the number 1 single "Shoot Out" for producer John John. His latest album was released early 2008 on the Rhythm Club record label, entitled Great Expectations.
His distinct vocal style, his tu tu tweng, and other scats, have inspired many singers.
Rose was also an inaugural member of the Independent Music Awards' judging panel to support independent artists

Michael Rose - Best Of Michael Rose - Justice Sound.

Featuring Solid Rock, DJ Doctrine, Jah Banton & Black Chariot live at Black Chariot Studio, Trinidad

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"Reggae Fest 2017 Mix-Tape"

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Shashamane Intl - Presents - “Reggae Fest 2017 Mix-Tape"

Classic Reggae songs that unite and strengthen the hearts and minds of many, from that time to now.. RASTAFARI

ZIONHIGH

Roots Culture Chapel mixed by DJ Elliottmixx

REMEMBER 1998 EDITION:
As many soundmen and soundwomen my favourite era when it comes to reggae and dancehall is the 90’s. No autotune, hardcore vibe and powerful riddims. It has been already a lot of 90’s mixtapes released featuring most of the times the same songs and artists that are the anthems and icons of the decade. It did not make so much sense to release one more.. That is why im starting a year by year mixtape series starting from 1990 called REMEMBER. The selection is made from the charts of the year so we can remember which tunes were hot and also the evolution of the music in 10 years!

REMEMBER 1998 EDITION - CITYLOCK INTL

SHASHAMANE INTL 
                -The Afrikan Zulu Warriors Sound
     Afrikan Number One Rub A Dub Sound
                 
In 1984 I teamed up with my two brothers the late Pupa Davis and Rev Didah and  started a sound called it Dread Brothers Promotions.They started doing small gigs at the Garden Square until I finally left Roots Inity Promotion in 1985. We then started doing our gigs in a big scale playing around Clubs like Chiromo and Alliance Club. In the summer of 1985, Ras Ken Ambasu and Daddy Chosh joined the sound.

I left for Germany in 1985 and worked for a year. In  1986 and went to Denmark and bought my first music equipment and went back to Kenya. It was very easy for us to go mobile playing around the country because we had our own Sound System which was the first one in Kenya. I visited Shashamane land in Ethiopia as a member of the twelve tribes of Israel and met Dennis Brown. That is when I decided to change the name of the sound to Shashamane International..

In 1987 I organized the first sound and Dj clash at the City Hall in Nairobi including one from Birmingham England with a brother called Teflah. That is when I met Terrence Munene and since he was the youngest and the baddest of them all in the competition, I gave him the name of Youthman Terry and added him on the sound right away.
We Started playing at Hollywood Club and in late 1987 I went back to England where I met Dennis Brown again and he did my first Dubplate for the sound, a song called country living. In 1990 I went To New York  and settled in Harlem. Back home, we moved from Hollywood Club to Monte Club. And Daddy Freddy, King Monday, MC Fanya, MC Frank, Daddy Augustinoh, Ras Panyaley, Oga Sura Mbaya, Dj. Sweta and MC Juce joined the sound.

In New York City I opened up a store on 125 street and St. Nicholas Avenue. And hooked up with some youths from the neighborhood who used to frequent my store and hear me play loud Reggae music on the street. Their names were James Bond, Little Fox, Six Killer and Danger One. And our manager was Sister Dorsey who was our manager. 

The current members of the sound are Ringo, Short Boss, Dj. 4eign, Dj. Murphy, Dj. Bugs, Dj Priest, Jahmo, Albinorock, Daddy Chosh, Dj. Augostinoh, Toni Dread, Rev Didah, Dj. Chevy, Prince Otachh and Ranking Charlie.

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