SOUND BOY BURIAL RAGGAMUFFIN STYLE

Straight to a sound boy chest

RAGGAMUFFIN STYLE
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Its a sound bwoy killing... and burial
no apology!

NO TROUBLE WE! 
 Digital dancehall selection. Late-80s into the 90s
Rewind back to 1987 & the excitement of that time!
Musical murder

CONTINUOUS MIX. 2 HOURS
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Jammys, Tubbys, Techniques, Power House, Music Master, Witty, Redman International, Oneness, Gussie P, Top Rank...

Some murderous riddim like the Afi Fly Out, No Trouble We, Level The Vibes, Mad Mad, Hi Fashion, Heavenless, Fresh, Can't Conquer I, Wise Man, Mind U Dis, Hot Wax, Punnany & the mighty, the one & only Jammys Kuff


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DJ Herbal T presents... Cool Mi Down - SUMMER DANCEHALL MIX

DJ Herbal T presents... Cool Mi Down

SUMMER DANCEHALL MIX

Selector DJ Herbal T come again with another kicking vinyl selection... 

Penthouse Recs Vs Steely & Clevie 1991-93. Riddim like the NANNY GOAT,  
LOVE ME FOREVER, FATTIE FATTIE and the crucial DOUBLE TROUBLE / CUSS CUSS. 
Vybz Vybz....

Continuous mix.  48 mins.
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RESPECT DUE SELECTOR!

Live It Up Mixtape

Live It Up 2014 

 

 

 

Celebrate life! More positive music come around this year and some rocking riddim like the Ba Ba Bum (Mr G Music), Muddy Road (Natural High), a remix of Tarrus Riley's Gimme Likkle One Drop on Burning Spear's Slavery Days (Chimney), a wicked, raw update of the Drum Song (Ghetto Youths Int.), Zion Train (Livity) and the mighty Rise Up (Oneness), including an original interpretation of Dubbing Is A Must by Sara Lugo and Skarra Muchi. Chronixx utilises a fine update of the Heavenless for Capture Land (Overstand). We also revisit Overstand's Rootsman riddim with Damian Marley's ruff Gunman World featuring Ini Kamoze, a natural progression from Jamrock. Capleton has made a real and very welcome return to form this year and features throughout. Several Buju B tunes also. Chronixx freestyles on the original I Love King Selassie (Prince Jammy)

 

A Tribute To Bunny Rugs. We were especially sad to hear about Bunny Rugs' passing early this year. While often straying far from the grassroots reggae scene musically Third World have raised Jamaican music up to a higher level and always brought an undiluted Message to the widest possible audience. True reggae ambassadors. Nothing compares to seeing them live on a big stage - just amazing! - and Bunny played a pivotal role in all that as well as continuing his solo work. He is gladly remembered. Third World lead the celebration with Livication To Bunny Rugs together with a relick of 96 Degrees taken from their great new album Under The Magic Sun - Preview it on Bandcamp - the story's still being told.... Capleton teams up with the band for the iley resonant Good Hearted People from 2010 and Lloyd Brown does a brilliant rendition of Prisoner In The Street (Cave). Mystikal Revolution and Tarrus team up with the man himself for the inspired Reggae Skanking while there's an excursion on the ragga infused Now That We Found Love from 1995 featuring Sean Paul & Papa San (Black Scorpio). TOK pay their respects with a brand new cut for Bombrush records. Nuff respect REST IN POWER

 

 

Continuous mix. 79 minutes.

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Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1990

Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1990. Serious 12'' selections, vocal and dubwise. The deejay-singer combination style is the order of the day. Featuring more crucial digital dancehall hit sounds from Augustus Clarke and the emerging force of Patrick Lindsay and Mikey Bennett's Two2Friends productions. 2 Friends had a similar approach and style to Gussie Clarke, just a bit rawer. They also worked out of the Music Works studio with song writer Hopeton Lindo... Crisp, fresh vocals mix it up with with searing digital dubs. Vital.

CD1: Balance of lovers selections and all-out dancehall action over trademark tuff Slipes Road riddim like Twice My Age, Champion Lover, Golden Touch. Champion deejay Shabba Ranks sets the standard.

CD2: Dennis Brown and Cocoa Tea hold the roots & culture corner in wicked digital fashion. This is classic, D Brown at his very best... Cocoa Tea mash it up on the Ting & Ting. Just Be Good To Me, Throw Me Corn/No More Walls, Tempo....

Continuous mix. 174 minutes. Relist...
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Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1991

Year 2 year 12'' Discomix Collection 1991. More stinging dancehall from Two Friends, Gussie Clarke and Jah Screw. Excursions on the deadly Housecall riddim, aka Original Mission Impossible (Culture T's cut is BAD!), Swing Easy (Gun Talk), Cuss Cuss, Jump & Spread Out, Party Time, John Law, Mr Bodyguard, Fancy Girl and Stallion. Trademark tunes by Tony Rebel , Cutty Ranks and Ninjaman. Digital roots from Mikey Melody on Monday Morning Blues. A great era for reggae music.

Continuous mix. 159 minutes. Relist...
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