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KING STEP

RASTA LIVE IDREN NATURAL Dubplate

More super fast reggae mixed together by Big G at the Soul Rebel Studio - Zion

Super Fast Reggae Volume 2 - Big G

https://planetcaravanofficial.bandcamp.com/track/city-of-lakes

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City Of Lakes

NOëL remix

Rootikalab

Delhi Sultanate has long pioneered the sounds of reggae and hip hop in India. In addition to his solo career, he owns and runs @bassfoundationroots sound system with his partner Begum X. New Delhi's first hand built reggae sound system. He is also lead vocalist for India's first ska and rocksteady band The Ska Vengers.

BFR Sound System play strictly vinyl selection across a range of Jamaican genres and a vast collection of dubplates. The sound supports free speech, political activism and community development. They are on a mission to take reggae music to the heart of India and connect worldwide.

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Delhi says, "Reggae music means different things to different people and each one of us, selectors, artists, promoters have a role to play in what it can become. Reggae can be banal, meaningless hippie feel good music, it can be murder music, it can be homophobic and materialistic. 

Reggae can also express ideas of pan-Africanism, Blackness and Negritude connecting us to the philosophy of Aime Cesaire and the grandiose worlds of thought of Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X. It can forever remind us of the brutality of colonial history and the grace and dignity of those who have fought against it. This is what sets reggae apart from all other popular forms of music. To quote Sizzla, “We wont bow to the colonial slave master nor their principle – not time at all  - that is why we have reggae music – reggae music don’t only mean you come sing and dance and put on red gold and green nothing nah guh so”.

I try to cut dubs in a unique way so when people come to a BFR Sound System session, they get a chance to hear from their favourite artists in ways they have not before. Sometimes, I also like to develop a theme through riddim selections. 

The mix opens with a couple of cuts on a version of the Money Money Money riddim produced by Chris McGuiness. The original tune is a combination with myself, Sizzla and a singer from India called Comrade Bant Singh and has not yet been released. It’s my wish that some of you google who Bant Singh is and learn about his story. 

Bant Singh, was attacked by powerful land lords in his area for fighting a case against them after the rape of his daughter. He was attacked so viciously that his arms and legs had to be amputated. Not long after the operation, he was on his hospital bed. Singing songs against the opressors. His words are like drops of blood.

After a few cuts on Sizzla’s version of ‘Everyman a Little Way Different’ you’ll hear a one away cut of Errol Dunkleys tune. This is an acetate from the mighty Coxsone collective. I don’t believe that this version of the cut was ever released. 

I hope you enjoy the mix. Come visit one of our sound system sessions if you happen to pass through India at the right time. Zindabad".

Bass Foundation Roots Mix For NiceUp

New single from Kazayah called "Troddin'" featuring Addis Pablo on Melodica. 

01. Kazayah - Troddin' 
02. Addis Pablo - Troddin To Addis Ababa
03. Wadadah II - Troddin' Dub

Label: D.O.V.E. Muzik
Produced by: Kazayah & Wadadah II
Vocals: Kazayah (Princess Kazayah)
Melodica: Addis Pablo
Guitar: H.I.Z.

Recorded & Mixed By: Ras Tzaddi Wadadah II
Mastered By: Laurent 'Typpi' Alfred

Available on iTunes, Amazon and Spotify.

iTunes: 
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/troddin-single/1330896058

Spotify: 
https://open.spotify.com/album/3rI8njtc7oJk6uw1jxb5y6

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RY3PSL/ref=dm_ws_sp_ps_dp

Troddin' - Single 2018 [D.O.V.E. Muzik]

Kazayah - Troddin' [DM022]

Le groupe facebook « How Do U Dub » est créé en 2016 par High Burn (aka Dub Inverter) dans le but de proposer une solution d’entraide et de partage interactive concernant tout ce qui gravite autour du dubmaking . De la MAO (Musique Assistée par Ordinateur) en passant par les techniques de mixage, le matériel hardware ou la théorie musicale , ce groupe propose à ses membres de venir poser ses questions et partager ses connaissances. Un seul mot d’ordre , l’unité , une seule devise , DUB IT !!!

L’évolution constante du groupe a aujourd’hui poussé son fondateur à lancer un projet commun, destiné à investir les membres du groupe de manière encore plus concrète et ainsi promouvoir leur travail , tout en servant une cause par la collecte de fonds qui seront par la suite intégralement reversés à une association choisie elle-même par les membres par un système de vote.

Se voulant le plus collectif possible, c’est donc à la suite de décisions collégiales au sein du groupe que naît le projet de compilation, destinée à permettre aux dubmakers volontaires d’exercer leur art tout en leur permettant de soutenir une cause commune et ainsi revendiquer une fois de plus l’idéologie et les messages fondateurs qui symbolisent l’esprit de cette musique : l’unité et le partage.

Pour obtenir votre copie digitale rendez-vous en bas de la page pour faire un don.

Merci pour votre soutien.

www.howdoudub.com/

How do U dub

How Do U Dub

Voici un mix avec pas mal de sélection que j'écoute, je les ai rassemblé dans ce set. Il rassemble de l'abstract HipHop, TripHop, Hiphop, Glitch Hop, Calypso, Latino, Country, et toujours avec un brin d'electro. Bonne écoute ! 

Here a little taste of what I am often listening, it's a downtempo set with abstract HipHop, TripHop, Hiphop, Glitch Hop, Calypso, Latino, Country, with a little bit of Electro. Have a good listening.

#lebonlabruteetletruand #western #hiphop #downtempo #djset #kds #mix #2kindsofpeople #dig #digger #freedownload

PLAYLIST : 
1	Sample 2 KinDS of people	
2	Prison Dorée	Zoufris Maracas
3	Frontier Psychiatrist	The Avalanches
4	Mushroom Burger	Al'Tarba
5	Dos Gardenas 
6	Calypso Queen	Calypso Rose
7	Funny Guy feat. Fred Wesley	Smokey Joe & The Kid
8	Honey Licker	Al'Tarba
9	Amélie	CloZee
10	boys-noize-rock-the-bells	
11	Habib Galbi	A-WA
12	Tha Groovy Basterds Crew = K.D.S & Stabfinger & MFW - Groovy Country (Radio edit)	
13	Leave Me Alone (feat. Manu Chao)	Calypso Rose
14	chim chim cheree feat jurassic V (remix)	Incontrol / Stabfinger & Sir Sway Feat Dj Mart One
16	Come	Jain
17	Canopée	Polo & Pan
18	RJD2 - Ghostwriter (CloZinger Remix)	RJD2, CloZinger
19	Krafty Kuts & Dynamite MC - It Ain't My Fault feat. Chali 2na
20	Baby Baby Please	Prosper & Stabfinger
21	Prohibition 2 feat. Yoshi	Smokey Joe & The Kid
22	DELUXE Feat.Youthstar - Daniel (Smokey Joe & The Kid Remix)	
23	Schön	Smokey Joe & The Kid
24	hocus pocus hip-hop	
25	Abatina	Calypso Rose
26	Frankie Sinatra	The Avalanches
27	Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino Mix)	Rob D
28	The next groupie	Mashup Superstars (ComaR, Gaston, Yold)
29	Dungeon Sound (Original Mix)	Gramatik
30	Koto	CloZee
31	Floricanto	Lhasa
32	Guts - Aimer sans amour

2 KinDS of people

K.D.S - 2 KinDS of people

Time to speak up about dibidibi DJs who turn up to a dance with just a laptop, and call themselves "Soundman" - where are the speakers and the amps? Big up to all original Soundman !!

Produced by Sydney Mills (Steele Pulse / SPI music) - out later this year.

Myki Tuff - Sound Man Law (Pre-Release)

If you like what you hear...press the share button my friend!

ROOTIKAL RADIOSHOW #35 - Finest in Roots, Dub, Stepper and Bass Culture hosted by Selector TKZ aka TangoKiloZulu. Always on the 2nd tuesday of the month.

Facebook:
www.facebook.com/rootikalradioshow
www.facebook.com/selector.tangokilozulu
Bookings:
selectortkz@gmx.de

Playlist:
IJahman Levi: Moulding 
Sly & Robbie: Whip that Tarantula 
Black Uhuru – Leaving To Zion
Hands & Heart – Jah Live 
Junior Brown – What a disaster 
Junior Brown – What a disaster (Version) 
Freddie Mc Kay – Jah Love I 
Barry Brown – From Creation 
Prince Far I – Message from the King 
Prince Far I & The Arabs - A Message (Dub)
Dennis Brown – Created by the Father 
The Gladiators – Roots Natty
Devon Russell – Push Push
Michael Prophet – Been talking
Gussie P - Jah Blessing Dub
Michael Prophet – Live a Little 
Michael Prophet – Live a Little (Dub)
Michael Prophet – Free up Jah Vibes
Tozer – Free up Dub
Dub Kazman – Soul Vibration Pt. 1 
Dub Kazman – Soul Vibration Pt. 2
Scorcher Hifi – Zion Step Cut 1
Scorcher Hifi – Zion Step Cut 2
Jah Chalice - ISAYAH & JONE C FYAH - BONE & SKIN + DUB
Alpha & Omega feat. Ras Tinny – Love Rastafari 
Von D – Over ft. Digital Shams 
Von D – Chalice Overdubs 
Alpha Dub – Warrior Style
STEVE VIBRONICS - EXCLUSIVE GUESTMIX

www.facebook.com/rootikalradioshow      selectortkz@gmx.de

Rootikal Radioshow #35 - 09th January 2018 feat. Uli Nefzer & Vibronics

Audio clips ripped from the vinyl of thre latest release on Jah Catalyst label. Hand cut limited edition 10" featuring El Indio on the track Welcome Home, and Murray Man on the track Be Strong alongside a flute cut by Don Fe. For more info please visit www.donfe.com

Be Strong (Murrayman)Welcome Home (El Indio)Vinyl Clips

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https://mujia-tajo.bandcamp.com/track/aviva

Artwork by Azenoire  <3
https://www.facebook.com/Azenoire-206761436172658/

Aviva

SHNGCD 04 - The Abkhaz Of Caucasus

1. Nathan Hall - Nemrau (original mix)
2. Nillo - Spirit Blong Of Bubu (original mix)
3. Martin - Cougar (original mix)
4. Carlomarco - Sanza Calleja (original mix)
5. Marcelo Berges - La Lucha Indigena (original mix)
6. Cristian Monak - Caminando Conmigo (original mix)
7. Ditti - Obel (original mix)
8. Ahef - Mahane Mohabbat (original mix)
9. AkizzBeatzz - Ain Hijla (Jeronimo Karpouzakis remix)
10. AkizzBeatzz - L'Arbre Du Tenere (Uper Acid Band remix)
11. Mbaya Ritmos & smallFall ft. Owem_G - No Wahala
12. Boubouteq - Bloed (original mix)
13. Maarlem - Born In Afrika (original mix)

Buy:
Juno: https://www.junodownload.com/products/the-abkhaz-of-caucasus/3632961-02/
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/the-abkhaz-of-caucasus/2187556
Bandcamp: https://shangorecords.bandcamp.com/album/shngcd04-various-artist-the-abkhaz-of-caucasus

Follow:
Soundcloud:
@mbayaritmos
@smallfallmusic
@owem_g

Facebook:
www.facebook.com/spiros.mbaya.klvs
www.facebook.com/smallfallmusic
www.facebook.com/owem.gmusic

The Abkhaz Of Caucasus

Juno

Mbaya Ritmos & smallFall ft. Owem_G - No Wahala

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection

I started DJing end of the 80ties, beginning of the 90ties. I solely DJed for the dancefloor and didn't DJ in bars before 2000. That turned out to be fun though, because I enjoy the freedom. I started out with Funk, which is still my favourite music style. In summary, nearly everything I play has to be funky in some way. That's the link, because I also have a strictly electronic alter ego (DJ Code). Over the time I have played in countless clubs and hosted a lot of parties, mainly in Hamburg, Germany. Since 10 years now I'm a resident DJ at the Le Fonque in Hamburg. I have also more or less always made music myself, with bands or as a producer.

When I started, vinyl was nothing special and I just stuck with it. Tell me a good reason not to?!! It has it's limitations of course, but I believe limitations further creativity. It's just the same in making music. In contrast to a lot of people I know, who have millions of music files on their computer and have completly lost track of what they have, I know my records. I have definitely heard every album and every 7" of my collection. I also like the biographical aspect of a record collection. I have hardly ever sold any of my records, which is why I'm very choosy when I buy. Because of this, in a sense, I can reconstruct my life music wise since I've been buying records via my record collection.
 

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

To me 7"s are the old school version of the 12", a classic DJ tool. Not many tracks to search through and a good punchy sound. And apart from that, there have always been quite a few great tracks, which have only been published on 7". Need I say more?!


3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

I mixed instrumentals and vocals, soul, funk, disco and jazz. There are a few new releases, because I don't think it's a good idea to only play old or new ones. There are simply to many awesome old tracks and just as many new ones. I also added a few classics, some people might know, as well as some of my current personal favourites, a lot of people might not know.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

Oh, I'm a little lazy with stuff like this...

My record label BKS Recordings (though it is taking a "little break" at the moment):
https://soundcloud.com/bks-recordings

Mixes (haven't really tucked into mixcloud yet...):
https://www.mixcloud.com/Woop_Mixes/

Live, for example:
http://fonque.de/

Elecronic alias DJ Code:
https://soundcloud.com/dj-code


5) Top 5 all time fave records
Impossible!!! So here are some of my current favourites:

1. Better days - Rufus
2. I don't know if I can make it - Dawson Smith
3. Lighting a fire (that you can't put out) - Patti Hendrix
4. I sold my heart to the junkman feat. Cyril Neville - Orgone
5. Amore - Nu Guinea

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