This week could be called ‘riddim up’ week. We sample the new ’Glass House’ (Yard Vybz Ent), ’History No Mystery’ (Penthouse), ’Forward’ (Special Delivery), ’Blender Special’ (Blessed Morning) and ’Engine (54)’ (Peckings) riddims! On top of that new songs by Bugle, Yeza, Taj Weekes, Aysha Loren, Buzzrock, Aleighcia Scott & Shanty B plus your usual suspects. Now hear dis!

Playlist:
I’m Alive - Beres Hammond (vp records promo)
Last Days - Black Am I (yard vybz entertainment)
Touch Di Road - Tanya Stephens (yard vybz entertainment)
Jungle Out There - Fari Di Future (special delivery music)
How Long - Gappy Ranks (special delivery music)
Africa - Etana (special delivery music)
Jah We Need Help - Dalton Harris (penthouse records)
Trap - R.C. (Righteous Child) (penthouse records)
Love Me For Life / In This Together - Romain Virgo (penthouse records)
Woman’s Intuition - Tarrus Riley (penthouse records)
Lucky You - Alaine (ghetto youths ent.)
If You Knew - Christopher Ellis (ghetto youths ent.)
Mama - Aleighcia Scott & Shany B (peckings)
Wall & Bridges - Capital D (peckings)
Know What U Got - Nyah (peckings)
Mr Know It All - Tenna Star (peckings)
Learn To Give Again - Randy Valentine (peckings)
I Won’t Cry - Aysha Loren (peckings)
Lost Love - Slashe (penthouse records)
One Dance - Khalia & I-Octane (klicious music)
Haunted - Tarrus Riley (diwali records)
Friend For Life - Irieginal Abraham (white)
Vibe Up - Taj Weekes (jahmanti records)
Natty Dread - Myal Soul (jahmanti records)
Trying Man - Everton Blender (blessed morning productions)
Last Dayz - Luciano (blessed morning productions)
Trial & Tribulation - Peter Hunnigale (blessed morning productions)
Life - Terry Ganzie (blessed morning productions)
Keepin It Movin - Buzzrock (house of wadada)
Honorable & The Beast - New Kingston (easy star records)
Rebel - Raging Fyah (nebilus records)
In My Brain - Marcy Chin (billionaire bootcamp records)
40 To The Don Bday - Suku, D Major, Ajrenalin, Christopher Martin (misik muzik)
Betta Than That - Jah Izrehl (ashtro muzik / fx rhulez music)
Humanitarian - Bugle (gr876 music)
Cut Off - Busy Signal (kirkledove)
Yuh See Dat - Elephant Man (kirkledove)
Stay So - Busy Signal (warriors music production)
Dancehall President - Beenie Man (maximum sound)
High - Stylo G (maximum sound)
Gal Tan Up - Konshens (headconcussion records)
Nuh Trouble We - Yeza (yeza music)

Sound Armada Reggae Dancehall Radio Week 15 - 2018

Sound Armada Radio is your weekly reggae & dancehall music update on 105.9 FM / 93.1 cable & online! Check www.soundarmada.nl for live stream options

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SOUND ARMADA is not a stranger in the Dutch soundbusiness. Playing out since 1998, Wilfman has been able to surprise the crowd with vibrant selections every single time. From obscure foundation tracks till the latest bashment banger, there's something for everybody in the dance when 'Armada ah play'.

It was at age 13 that Wilfman discovered reggae & dancehall music and from that moment never looked back. A new chapter in his life started, trying to spend every penny he earned on the latest releases out of Jamaica or the biggest classic Ska, Rock Steady and reggae tunes.

Because of his wide selection of Jamaican popular music and the ability to cater the crowd in a creative way, the one-man army SOUND ARMADA was born in 1998.

After dropping one of his earliest mixtape's in his Arnhem home town, it was Activator from Arnhem's own FATAL SOUND, well known for the 'Reggae Roadblock' concerts & parties, who saw the talent and made Wilfman a household name at his dances in the 'Willemeen' venue.
Playing alongside FATAL and at Reggae Roadblock parties, Wilfman got to meet & see the Dutch & international dancehall fraternity and found out that his style of playing was actually appreciated by the people whom he looked up to.

From those late 90s till now, SOUND ARMADA has played at numerous Dutch venues with sounds like the aformentioned Fatal Sound, but also sounds like Herb-A-Lize It, Foundation Sound, United Sounds, Ovadoze Movement, Skank Around Sound, DJ Ivoryman, Riddim Shower HiFi Power, Keytown Sound, Jahva Sound, Pow Pow Movement (Ger), Freddy Krueger (JA) and provided warm-up and after parties for the crowd at concerts from for instance Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica, Beres Hammond, Gregory Isaacs, Baby Cham, Pinchers, Cocoa T, Black Uhuru, Eek-A-Mouse, Max Romeo, The Ethiopians and many many more.

It was in the early 2000 years that Wilfman found out there was a slot available at local radio station RTV-Arnhem. Eagerly to spread his beloved jamaican music to a bigger audience, he applied for an interview. One interview and a 30 min test run later was enough to convince the program director which resulted in the birth of SOUND ARMADA RADIO in februari 2002. In the first years with a weekly hour on Wednesday, showcasing old & new material in the reggae/dancehall genre, but as of 2004, 2 hours on Tuesday evening mainly concentrating on brand new releases with an occasional 'classic' throwback selection. As of 2017, the 2 hour slot moved to the Thursday, starting at 6 PM (cet) or 12 Noon (est).

Because of the growth of internet and social media sites, (and last but definitely not least Wilfman's musical selections) SOUND ARMADA RADIO became one of the most frequent listenend reggae & dancehall radio shows in Holland with more people tuning in from all over the world as we speak. Listen for yourself, every Thursday @ 6pm (cet). Check the live stream @ www.soundarmada.nl - www.rtv-arnhem.nl or www.tunein.com.

If you want to stay up-to-date, make sure you don't miss out on a show, wether on air or in the dance, because Wilfman will most certainly entertain you with wicked selections, positive energy and 'mek yuh buss a wine'!

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