Featuring Tony Allen, who recently passed away
26 April 2020

Show No. 3

The Take Over Show on Reform Radio

1. Quentin Harris ft. Koffee - Paradise
2. Black Coffee ft. Monique Bingham - Deep In The Bottom (Of Afrika)
3. Emmanuel Jal - Kuar (FNX Omar Remix)
4. Mafikizolo - Morena
5. Afefe Iku ft. Maximus Oveous - Mirror Dance
6. Quentin Harris ft. Koffee - Paradise (Black Coffee Remix)
7. Sin Palabras - Yemaya (Yoruba Soul Mix)
8. Reppin 95 - Zulu Warrior (Original Mix)
9. Kiko Navarro - Okere
10. Osunlade - Ser Al Santisimo

Recording

SOUL SOUND FREQUENCIES 1

“Music gives us a sense of identity, purpose and time. It’s important to remain true to who you are and what you do.”  Souls Liberation

The Souls Liberation Mixes are dedicated to the love I have for music, the art of dj-ing and my desire to share my eclectic music collection which I have gathered over decades.

I began dj-ing in my hometown of Portland, Jamaica where I dj-ed at clubs, parties, festival events, parades, and most importantly with friends.  

While in Jamaica I worked with MTV, Polyphon Films, the Dave Mathews band and other talented musicians. 

In 2000 I left Jamaica and toured Canada and the USA before deciding to settle in the UK.  

I’ve been dj-ing in the UK since 2001. I was a resident DJ for Revolution Bars, promoted my Soundscape music sessions at the Big Chill Bar, Bristol and continue to do gigs at various venues across the UK.   

I have been fortunate to collaborate with many talented musicians, they include Afrika Bambaataa of Zulu Nation, Daddy G (Massive Attack), Chartwell Dutiro, Aquasky, Freq Nasty, Pee Wee Ellis (James Brown), Alex Wilson and Mr. Benn.  

Most recently it was my honour to be asked to perform with The Vibes as the opening act for the legendary dub originator, the man behind The Upsetters and the likes of Bob Marley, Lee "Scratch" Perry.

My style is truly eclectic and surpasses the common definition of World music and I believe my mixes send positive vibes and a feel good energy suitable for all audiences.

I continue to appear (MC, Dj and Dance) at major festival events around the world and at UK promoters nights.

My mixes represent a lot of producer’s work that I thoroughly enjoy – producers need djs, just as djs need producers and the general public to give a listening ear.  I want to also openly say that I’ve done a bit of producing, but I do not buy into the belief that you have to be a producer to be a dj. 

These mixes were done straight from beginning to end as you hear them, there is no editing or software aided recording in them, they were done by myself and some of the mixes involve other friends’ contributions. So in short, all the mixes were done hands on deck style.

Stay tuned as there will be more tracks in the future coming from my musical vault.

Do Enjoy.

Souls Liberation
“one representin’ millions”
 
PS:  I'm saying a massive thank you and respect to the Soundcloud developers and team for creating this space and medium which allows me to share my mixes over the years with the world which in turn allows people to tune into something the may find some joy, peace, happiness which soothes the mind, body, soul and create a better space even for that moment for whomever listens. 

Thanks to you all (Soundcloud and listeners) and may we continue to grace this now planet with the best of sound frequencies, MUSIC. 
