DUB and Remix

CHILL DOWN AND REWIND TO THE GOLDEN ERA OF HIP-HOP IN IT’S MOST UNDERGROUND TRIP!!! Click play on the boombox and light that blunt baby… we floating groovy today💨🍃


SHUFFLE…and vibe!
- : underground style Hip-hop based on the vibe of 90s-00s rap 
- : playlist constantly updated 
- : SMOKE FRIENDLY

(underground rap) ☀️🎵GOLDEN ERA TRIP🔊🍃

Gang Starr - The Anthem

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The Last Kind - Detonator

Timeless Truth - Strange Fruit (Freestyle)

WestSide Massive Presents Selector Dominique's Digikal Murdah (Live Vinyl Mix Session)

P.O. - Intro Dubplate
Midnight Riders - Wanted
Earl Anthony - Sensi Man Rock
Tony Roach - Entertainer
Anthony Selassie - Busy Body
Banana Man - Musical Murder
Kandy Man, Pluggy Terrible, Mickey Melody, Comanchie, John Mouse & General Leon - Ina Disa Sound Clash Dubplate
Pad Anthony - Murder
Robert Lee - Come Down 
Junior Delgado - Run Come
Dennis Brown - The Exit
King Kong - Can't Ride Computer
Tenor Saw - Lots Of Signs
Chuck Turner - We Rule The Dancehall
Wayne Smith - E20
Micky General - Kuff'n Dem
Wayne Smith - In Thing
Little Kirk - Don't Touch The Crack
Supercat - Too Greedy
Philip Myers - Ghetto Struggle
Selah Collins - Pick A Sound
Selah Collins - Try Try
Errol Bellot - What A Wonderful Feeling
Kenny Knotts - Watch How The People Dancing
Kenny Knotts - Run Come Call Me
Wayne Marshall - Gunshot
Little Kirk - Killer Sound
Dixie Peach - Pure Worries
Conroy Smith - Original Sound
Banana Man - Take A Lick

Download: http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/28058614/file.html

Selector Dominique - Digikal Murdah Mix

CRMT014 - 100% VINYL - FREE DOWNLOAD

TRACKLIST:

1. Sister Rasheda - Hail Him 12'
2. Ras Mac Bean - Ghetto Song 10'
3. Pablo Gad - Hard Times 10'
4. Luciano - What We Gonna Do 7'
5. Fleximix Version 7'
6. Vibronics - Jah Music 7'
7. Earl Sixteen - Vampires 12'
8. Roberto Sanchez - Chemical Food 10'
9. Earl Sixteen - Move The Barriers  10'
10. Errol Bellot - Bless The Cup 10'
11. Ranking Dread - Fatty Boom Boom 7'
12. Burro Banton, tony curtis - Blaze it 7'
13. Michael Palmer - Pull Pt Up Now 12'
14. Michael Prophet - Been Talking 10'
15. Earl Sixteen, Macka B - African Ship 10'
16. Sound Iration - Seventh Seal 12’

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Chaozlevel - Inna Versitile Jamdown Mixtape [CRMT014 - 100% VINYL - FREE DOWNLOAD]

Shamba Lion Soundsystem's crew is travelling to the UK in March 2015, so Ray Ranking made this special UK Roots and Culture promo mix! 
We got invited to play at the United Nations of Dub launch party in Southampton, alongside the Mighty Channel One Sound System and Headsessions Sound System, we feel honoured! check the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/581304555334962/

This mix includes two-and-a-half hours of stricktly U.K Roots Reggae, Dub & Steppers; Aswad, Mad Professor, Jah Shaka, Steel Pulse, Misty in Roots, Maxi Priest, Dennis Bovell, Matumbi, Ranking Ann, Black Slate, Twinkle Brothers, The Wild Bunch, Tradition, Pablo Gad, Natural  Roots, Sister Rasheda, The Disciples, Black Roots, Lion Youth, Enchanters, Alpha & Omega, Sister Audrey, Roger Robin, Vibronics, UB40 in Dub, Sgt. Pepper, Sister Asher, Anti Social Workers, Sis Nya, Tony Ranking, The Simeons, Sista Beverley, Jah Warrior and More.....

Shamba Lion Sound System: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shamba-Lion-Sound-System/1416592291894272
Channel One Sound System: https://www.facebook.com/channelonesoundsystem
Headsessions Sound System:
https://www.facebook.com/Headsessions

U.K. Roots Reggae, Dub & Steppers promo mix for U.N.O.D Southampton Launch Party! by Ray Ranking

All vinyl, live, Jamaican Roots Reggae, Funk, Soul, Ska and Dub Mix.

Track List:

1. Tom Drunk - U Roy
2. Armageddon Time - Willie Williams 
3. Someone of My Own - Horace Andy
4. Here I am Baby - Marcia Griffiths
5. Ain't no Sunshine - Jimmy Lindsay
6. We All Need Love - Johnny Clarke
7. Give Rasta Glory - Cedric IM Brooks
8. Pony Express - The Pioneers
9. Wet Dream - Max Romeo
10. I'm So Daggone Mixed Up - The Chosen Few
11. Rockin' Reggae Groove - Ali Stephens
12. 35 Years from Alpha - Deadly Headly
13. Too Late to Turn Back Now - Jackie Mitoo
14.  Jah Music - Inner Circle
15. Making Tracks - The Night Train
16. Jungle Lion - The Upsetters
17. Man in the Street - Don Drummond
18. Star Trek - The Vulcans
19. Crabbit Version - The Aggravators (10" Dub)
20. A Quiet Place - Horace Andy & John Holt (10" Dub)
21. Mission Impossible - The Roots Radics Band
22. It's a Shame - Anton Ellis

Featuring skits from Mikey Dread, Dave & Ansell Collins, Sir Harry, CLint Eastwood, Fuzzy Jones, GG All stars, Anthea & Donna and Prince Jazzbo.


Strictly Rockers - Jamaican Roots Reggae, Funk, Soul, Ska and Dub Vinyl DJ Mix

SOLID ROCK - pop up ROOTS reggae shop (5th Sept. '25)

Title: That's How It Go
(P. Yuan)

This was one of the first songs I recorded in the studio, and is on some straight-up battling type rap, filled with punchlines, similes and metaphors.

Lyrics:
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I'm what happens if Nas and Pac had some fun in bed
son of Meth and Red, I don't like Biggie
I bump Pun instead / take a shot to the head
and get back to me tomorrow
y'all lyrics are borrowed, my spit is real
it's past what you call dope, your amount of cash
is what they call broke. you fall short,
you can't hang with the tall folk.
I'm ballin' outta control I'm in mall mode
I remember I told'em I wanna be a rapper
They looked at me all crazy, mad hatter
I'm tryna get my girl, rings like Saturn
make it by any means, whether singing or rappin'
slangin' or gun clappin'. meaning I pack magnums
Life's great, I'm proof that rhymes pay.
My days are filled with blind rage,
was taught to clap iron, pack fire, just blaze.

Chorus:
My days are filled with rage
(that's how it go)
I'm finally gettin' paid
(that's how it go)
reminiscin' on the days
when I was barely broke
but now I'm gettin' cake
(n' that's how it go)

-repeat

Son of a gun related by blood to
Atilla the Hun ya mans come and they done
we pillaging cities and then filling my tum
in broad daylight feel the chill in the sun
I'm as ill as they come
me against you that's a million to one
we don't spare women and children we
killin' for fun stealing your thunder you can't
deal with the pain in the scorching desert we
be stealing ya shade stealing your rain
communicate with your ancestors they be
calling you gay, on hot 97 I'm one in a million
leave you all alone like Pras did to Wyclef
leave you riddled in bullets like
cops did to Sean Bell / Your record won't sell
go cry to Montell - He be like that's all
right you be like that's not all right
he be like "Oh Well :-o "

Chorus:

I would ride for you, no gimmick
Rhyme for you mo' lyrics
I'd cry for you if you broke while I blow digits
I'm so vivid I paint a picture like beanie siegel
We go back like eenie meenie miny mo.
We used to be tight yo, my flow was your flow.
I corrected your delivery Dijourno
but I messaged you you didn't reply back
why's that? I can sense the bitch in you.
all I said was let's rap, I ain't dissin' you
paint a perfect picture like visuals
later get money like residual
then flip it like reciprocals you know me yo.
You gotta concentrate on school, let's get past that
I ain't rappin' bout you. Let's mash on these haters
that wanna take my greatness
your fakeness is a precursor to weakness.
Meekness is something fresh like uniqueness
Mac Miller or Meek Mill couldn't reach this.

Chorus:

That's How It Go (Explicit)(Prod. by SF TRAXX)

Steve Colossal (Colaso) - My Thoughts Are Extraordinary DEMO - 1996

From the Jigmastas album "Grass Roots - The Prologue - Deluxe Edition"

Jigmastas - Beyond Real

Yuze P. (You-zee P.) is a rapper hailing from Vancity (Vancouver), British Columbia, CANADA.

After moving around East Vancouver at an early age, Yuze P.'s family finally settled in Marpole, West Side Vancouver, where he honed his rap skills. Rap was frowned upon at home, so as a kid, Yuze P. would wait until everyone was asleep to start bumping rap radio in his room. Marpole is what makes him. This is his story.

My greatest influences: 2Pac, Nas, Jay-z, Eminem, Big Pun(isher), The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, Common, Hot Boys, Canibus, LL Cool J, Ma$e, Outkast, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Wu-Tang Clan, Method Man, Redman, Busta Rhymes, Mobb Deep, Scarface, DJ Quik, Kurupt, DPG, KRS-One, Rakim, Gangstarr, Rappin-4-Tay, The Game, Ice Cube, Warren G, Westside Connection, & more.