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Oohlalala (The Weed Thing)

Don Carlos   Favorite Cup

Tanya Stephens - These Streets (Still Dre Riddim)

Y'all know about Kahn by now.

The Bristol bass specialist is one of our favourite artists. He cracks open his vinyl collection to select over an hour of heavy, heavy riddims to help us celebrate the coming of Notting Hill Carnival in London and the August Bank Holiday weekend in the UK. Fire!

http://www.mixmag.net/music/in-session/in-session-kahn

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In Session: Kahn (Carnival special)

First official single from Sevana.

Produced by Winta James and Oje Ollivierre
Mastered by Chris Athens
Art by Yannick Reid and Nickii Kane

Bit Too Shy

FKOF Promo!

@jrobinson and @knowledge2 are back with their fourth release on WhoDemSound. WHODEM004 sees label boss J.Rob return to the imprint with help from Lippy on flute. You can pre-order it via the buy link now...

1. J.Robinson Meets Lippy On Flute - Heal I
2. J.Robinson Meets Lippy On Flute - Heal I With Dub

http://soundcloud.com/fatkidonfire/sets/fkof-promo-2

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J.Robinson Meets Lippy On Flute - Heal I / Heal With I Dub (WHODEM004) [FKOF Promo]

Track 4 from Protoje's #1 reggae album, Ancient Future, released worldwide on March 10th!

Purchase the album here: 
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Produced by: Winta James
Artwork by: Ikem Smith

I say we all will have to change
In each his own way
Only Jah can judge a man
And so i gotta do my own thang

I said I'm at the Reins 
Steering it like how i said it woulda  been
Cant overstand say the ones who shoulda friends
dem woulda pretend you and dem no good again
Wadada Deng but that no matter on ya
Evil a scatter when me satta massagana
Nah follow back a none a dem who woulda want you
take it to the top but if you drop dem woulda scorn you
but sure as the leaves shall fall from trees
I assure babylon shall fall to knees
overstand everyone you can't go please
so from you blessed don't be stressed go your own way

You shoulda seen me in my room 
Mic stand it was a broom
Nine years old with a vision and a tool
now the camera dem a zoom with the flash that coulda blind
Darkness it brings flash back inna me mind
Now I'm back upon the grind something like you've never seen
Fresh up out the cage now i switching up the team 
tidy up the house spic and span it till it clean 
life lessons learned let me tell you what i mean 
Let no amount of money come between we
that was said evidently they never feel me 
So when they show you who they are better believe it
And saw my friends start drifting away

I keep hear a revolution time 
but me want fi hear some evolution of mind
tired fi hear bout all the doctrine
Cause no matter what them say me say the clock still spin
and though we all try to hold on
even though letting go wouldn't be so wrong
then you will find out life goes on
facing all that you doubt is what makes you strong

Ancient Future

All Will Have To Change

A soulful outcry warning all wrongdoers of the consequences they shall face for their actions. Produced by New World Sounds 

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Dread Inna Babylon

Last August we released the trailer of what “DubFiles at Song Embassy” will be. It’s a documentary and an album altogether. In February 2015 Paolo Baldini, together with reggae acts Mellow Mood, Forelock, graphic novelist Davide Toffolo and anthropologist Icir Mimina Di Muro, brought his mobile studio to the Song Embassy Yard in Kingston, Jamaica, to record around thirty little-known artists from the ghetto.

The recordings lasted around a week. In the most classic soundsystem fashion, the singers would grab the mic improvising or giving new renditions of their hits on the riddims produced by Baldini. Everything was live and good first take. Every performance was filmed and the artists were later interviewed to bare witness to the incredible amount of talents Jamaica generates, the majority of whom get unfortunately little or no exposure from the media.

The first single from the album is “Boom (Wah Da Da Deng)” by Hempress Sativa Muzik. The videoclip premiered for a lucky crowd during Paolo Baldini’s session at the Reggae University at the Rototom Sunsplash - Official page, Europe’s largest reggae festival, which takes place in Spain at the end of August.

Hempress Sativa, who already featured in Mellow Mood’s latest record, is one of the rising stars of Jamaican roots music, daughter of the great Albert Malawi (selecter of Jah Love soundsystem) and part of the Jah Ova Evil Records / J.O.E collective. In “Boom (Wah Da Da Deng)” she proves to master dj-style and literally breathtaking lyrics.

The single, available on iTunes and all digital platforms and soon available on 7” vinyl, is the first in a series to be released before the “DubFiles at Song Embassy” album is published next spring. The record will be published by La Tempesta Dub, the newborn label managed by Baldini himself and reggae band Mellow Mood. To celebrate the birth of the label, the band announced a handful of Italian headline shows at the end of November. Paolo Baldini DubFIles will perform as aftershow alongside some very special guest who will be announced soon.

🎞️ https://youtu.be/HiZP6S2jWpE

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