Bob Marley & The Wailers -I Know A Place, Africa Unite & Rastaman Chant

Gregory Isaacs In The Heart Of The City

Sinner Man

Are We A Warrior - Ijahman Levi

Bob Andy - Rasta Reggae Music

Un jour ce texte de Georges Brassens m'a intrigué et j'ai essayé de l'adapter à ma façon. Afro Musette puis reggae beat voilà SATURNE by Yao OLAGBEDJI

SATURNE ROUTING

Owen Gray - I Can't Stop Loving You

01 - Gregory Isaacs - Top Ten

Love In Your Meditation

African heart lionheart - Dezarie

PARCERIA QUE DEU MAIS QUE CERTO !! BIG UP CEDRIC CONGO MYTON, BIG UP UNIDA 76 MAXIMO RESPEITO!!

Rasta Need A Goverment Cedric Myton FREEDOMSOUNDS UNIDADE 76

Ao vivo no I SERRA ROOTS 2012 em Tianguá-CE.

05- Israel Vibration - Cool And Calm

Marcia Griffiths - Holding You Close  (Silly Walks Discotheque Remix)

Singer-songwriter, arranger and producer from Togo, Yao Olagbedji, musically affirms his filiation to the legends, Bob Marley, Fela Kuti and Miles Davis. They subtly inspire his music, but also his messages. Always with in the background, a desire for independence to promote an original sound and a message that resonates with an Africa in full boiling, as an echo of his first album "Alerte en Afrique" produced in the early 2000s. This production is powered by the African Syndicate Band.
ASB is also open to promote militant artists.