Name: Shere Khan ft. Nomadix - LIFE FM - 24/9/2019 by Shere Khan Sound
Duration: 1 h 55 min 57 s
Description: Shere Khan welcomes on the mighty Nomadix on this episode for an unfiltrated dose of raw UK Dubwise.

Pam Pam - Fred Cash
12" Livity Records
"Tempo Remix" Riddim
1987

Pam Pam - Fred Cash

B   T-Jah  "Horns Praises ft Mono Elekin"

Mikey Dub meets Debbie Defire Thank You
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Portland musician and producer Mikey Dub returns with a new single. After his EP Triumphant Riddim released earlier this year, featuring Clotilde and Tharara on the vocals, he returns with a new single and a new collaboration featuring this time Debbie Defire, also known in the 70s as Debra Keese. The new tune is entitled Thank You and it is presented in two versions: the vocal and the dub version. Featured on the tune is also Texas born Joby Tijerna’s (aka. Joby T.) on the Trumpet!

Debbie Defire is a British born artist, who moved to Jamaica with her parents as a toddler in the 60s. In 1978, the legendary Lee Scratch Perry produced for her the tune “Travelling” under the name of Debra Keese and the Black Five. which was released on Black Art label. She was around 18 years old at that time, when she recorded the tune! Today she resides in the UK.

Over the past few years Debbie Defire released several singles and a LP album. Debbie Defire has come a long way from her debut as a young reggae singer with the hit song ‘Travelling’ produced by the legendary Lee Scratch Perry, to the latest release of her new tune produced by Mikey Dub entitled Thank You and we are honored to be a part of her musical journey.

Thank You

Mikey Dub meets Debbie Defire - Thank You & Dub (preview)

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Shere Khan - LIFEFM.TV - 2/4/2024

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A mix to showcase the precursor era to the digital steppas scene that is so popular with the youth in the UK and Europe today. The late 80s, 90s and early 2000s were a deeply creative transition period in the music with the arrival of digital studio equipment and the many different musical styles that began to influence the sound of reggae music. It's also important to highlight the subject matter explored in the songs with topics such as poverty, mental health, love, gang violence, drug use and of course spirituality. Also included a few of our favourite obscure B side grooves.
Amongst some of the tracks included..
Starting off in 1982 with Prince Lincolns - one common need. A beautiful track highlighting the fundamental and basic right to food clothing and shelter for all human beings. 
Straight into 1987.. Vivian Withers hard hitting anthem- Hanging on. A dark and epic description of battling with depression, unemployment and alcoholism within the context of 1980s working class England.
Jumping forward to 2008 Ras Nytos- Yu Talent. He encourages us to battle with low self esteem and dig deep to find our talents and show them off to the world.
Jumping back in time to 1990 Blacka T - Ethiopian calling. A ruff and tuff spiritual excursion on the drum song riddim with deep melodica piece from Pablo on the B side
Onwards in the mix we hit 1988 uk release by Peter Bouncer and the offbeat posse - Rough neck sound. Peter extolling the virtues of his rough neck sound inna conscious dancehall stylee, with a wonderfully wobbly bass line, a version with all the hall marks of Jah tubbys in the mix.
Finishing up with the Prophets - Streets of pure gold (year unknown) A rare digi excursion on the yabby you label. A wicked recut of the gladiators classic.
This mix was recorded live from vinyl 45s on a single deck therefore expect sound quality variations. Enjoy

Mighty Ben - Tough 80s/90s JA/UK and obscure B side grooves

Jungle Cat at the LIFE FM HQ. Featuring classic re-issues from Sip A Cup Records as well as the latest 12" release from Vivian Jones plus dubplate material from Zulu Vibes, King Alpha and King Stanley as well as the usual revival surplus!

Shere Khan - LIFEFM.TV - 30/4/2024

Free Download available on Bandcamp: https://interruptmusic.bandcamp.com/track/young-developing-mixtape-100-y-d-selection

Y&D was a sublabel of Jah Tubby's studio during the late 80s and early 90s, home to singers such as Dixie Peach, Gadman, Little Clarkie, Sugar Dee, Frighty, Errol Bellott, Colonel Mite and Crucial Robbie (now of AFTV fame).

While Jah Tubby's sound was known for more spiritual steppas and rootsy music, the Y&D label was formed as an outlet for young and developing UK dancehall artists with a fresh 'nowadays' style.

Backed by the Offbeat Posse at Jah Tubby's studio in Hackney, the sound of these records is definitively UK digital dancehall. The riddims are simple, raw and heavy, accompanied by some of the finest up-and-coming singers of the UK dancehall scene in its prime.

Tracklist:

Dixie Peach - Tonight is the Night
Sugar Dee - Worries in the Dance
Frighty - Me Na Rap Up
Sugar Dee - Danger
Little Clarkie - Bubble-N-Rock
Andrew Paul - Under Me Sensima
Little Clarkie - Can't Come a Dance & Stand Up
Dixie Peach - Run Come Follow We Now
Dixie Peach - Sight the Move
Sugar Dee - Come We Just a Come
Gadman - Pon the Spot
Errol Bellot - Chatterbox
Junior Chin - Run Come
Dan Ratchet - Big Rumpus
Little Clarkie - Meditation
Dixie Peach - Raggamuffin and Rambo
Colonel Mite - This Side Up
Peter Bouncer - Rough Neck Sound
Crucial Robbie - Me Myself and I
Peter Bouncer - Huff-N-Puff
Crucial Robbie - Ugly Man
Little Clarkie - Big Up Your Chest
Andrew Paul - Get in the Dance
Errol Bellot - This is for You
Errol Bellot - When I was a Youth
Little Clarkie - Kick Up a Dust
Dixie Peach - Get Up & Skank
Frighty - Raggamuffin Girl
Colonel Mite - Pretty, Pretty
Andrew Paul - Can't Take it No Longer
Errol Bellot - Bad Rumours
Junior Chin - In the Dancehall Tonight 
Sugar Dee - We a De Don
Junior Chin - Posse Move
Colonel Mite & Sammy Ranks - Bounty Hunter
Gadman - Me Na Ramp
Captain Leafie & Lieutentant Green - Settle-N-Cool
Gadman - Mike Shy
Gadman - Shock Out
Crucial Robbie - Don't Sniff the Coke
General Slaughter - Mouth-A-Massey
Daddy Gadman - Get Lively
Little Clarkie - Dancing Time
Sugar Dee - Nice Up the Dance
Dixie Peach - Ten Steps
Little Clarkie - Cowboy Style
Frighty & Colonel Mite - Life

Free Download

Young & Developing Mixtape (100% Y&D Selection)

Shere Khan - LifeFM.TV - 7/5/2024

Shere Khan welcomes on the mighty Nomadix on this episode for an unfiltrated dose of raw UK Dubwise.

Shere Khan ft. Nomadix - LIFE FM - 24/9/2019

Shere Khan is a London based selector, radio host, label and sound system owner and member of the Dub Vendor squadron. With a weekly show on London's LIFE FM, the Jungle Cat has been circulating dubwise at a high velocity for over 9 years. 

Shere Khan has played in many international countries including Greece, Croatia, Belgium, Geneva, as well as Columbia and throughout the UK. The Jungle Cat offers up an undiluted, raw, minimalist sound, having plyed his apprenticeship within the Channel One Sound System Academy. 

Also currently working at Dub Vendor and with the launch of his record label, Shere Khan Records and sound system many exciting ventures are in the works.

For Booking Please Contact:

Mobile: 00447900564646

Email: lylesomerset@gmail.com

Shere Khan ft. Nomadix - LIFE FM - 24/9/2019

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