Rasta living Mixtape 2007. Positive livity. 
The new wave of conscious roots reggae coming out of Jamaica picked up pace after 1993. The movement was championed by long-time rasta artists like Cocoa Tea, Dennis Brown, Yami Bolo, Junior Reid, Mutabaruka & Admiral Tibet and rising stars like Tony Rebel & Louie Culture. Meanwhile, deejay-turned-singer Garnett Silk elevated the music to new spiritual heights with anthems like Retreat Wicked Man, Lionheart & Hello Mama Africa and raised the popularity of singers after long periods of deejay dominance. Buju, Luciano and Capleton re-invented themselves as conscious artists and a whole new generation of singers and deejays emerged by the mid-90s, man like Sizzla, Anthony B, Morgan Heritage, Daweh Congo, Bushman & Jah Cure. Older, established artists like Michael Rose, Marcia Griffiths, Culture, Gregory Isaacs, Everton Blender & Barrington Levy enjoyed a revival while everyone from Shabba, Cobra & Ninjaman to Sanchez, Frankie Paul, Beenie Man & Bounty Killer rode the nu-roots train, making this the most exiting period for reggae fans since the early digi era....
Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1989. More serious 12'' selections. Vocal and dubwise. Gussie Clarke's sleek dancehall sound is joined here in '89 by ruff productions from Redman and Dennis Star. 
DJ Kyle Supreme of Jamaica mixes up classic Studio One, Treasure Isle and a few Trojan selections inna fine style. An essential blend of hit riddim and obscure tunes mostly from the late 60's and early 70's. Featuring: Joseph Hill, The Ethiopian, Lone Ranger, Bob Andy, Marcia Griffiths, Slim Smith, Don Evans & The Paragons, Dobby Dobson, Dennis Brown, The Sensations, Freddie McKay, The Silvertones and many more... Highly rated. Running time: 34 minutes.
Voodoo Child Reggae Style 2007 Video by Tony Rankin and Friends - MySpace Video
Turbulence - Hatred Is Not The Way Mixtape. More Turbulence, this time a compilation of 7'' put out over the last eight years. Pure roots 'n' culture and consciousness over some of the biggest one-drop, new roots and bingi riddims. Unity call! 33 tunes, 24 producers... Riddim like Jah Is Love, Rasta Meditation, Borderline, Spiritual War, Justice, Magical, Passion, Rocking Time, Drop Leaf, Outta Road, Zion Way, Sweet Sop, Jah Powers, Zulu Chant, Playlist, Frontline, Lion Paw, Alarm Clock and more. Combinations and version-sharing with Norris Man, Lutan Fyah, Chezidek, Spectacular, Perfect and Lorenzo. Dub versions. It a higher trod ting...
OUT NOW! Crucial debut solo album from Gramps Morgan - 2 Sides Of My Heart - Volume 1. Sixteen tracks, including the hits Wash the Tears, Higher In Love and One in a Million. Beautifully crafted conscious roots reggae, lovers rock and spirituals, much in the Peter Tosh tradition. Nice combinations with Buju Banton (Power of Prayer - follow-up to 1999's 23rd Psalm) and India Arie. Producers include Bobby 'Digital' Dixon, Mark Myrie (Buju), Kemar 'Flava' McGregor, Colin 'Bulby' York, Robert "Dubwise" Browne, Paul Kastick and Kirk Bennett. One of the albums of the year and well worth the long wait!
Dancehall Queen Remix 2008 - Beenie Man & Chevelle Franklyn by SiamCity. Additional versions by Ninjaman, Shaggy and Elephant Man also.
Selecta Dang - Call Up Jah Love & Culture Mix 2007. Crucial new roots-one drop mix by Selecta Dang -the Thailand-France roots'n'culture & dancehall ambassador. Nuff respect Dang! This mix is BAD!!! ซิเล็คตา DJ นี้ เล็นมั่นๆ มึนๆ ...ดังแรงจังโว้ย! Good selection of nowadays artists and veterans, old classics mix with new versions. Features: Gyptian, Buju Banton, Everton Blender, Capleton, Alborosie, Zap Pow, Elijah Prophet, Jah Cure, Gregory Isaacs, Luciano, Anthony B, Ken Boothe, Warrior King, Yami Bolo, Kiddus I, Tarrus Riley, Pressure, Lutan Fyah and Pinchers. Running time: 72 minutes. 
Philip 'Fatis' Burrell - From Vena to Xterminator 1985-94. Crucial Vena Records-Xterminator retrospective. I'm not sure who put the collection together- UNCREDITED SELECTOR. Charts the evolution from late-80's digital dancehall producer to new roots pioneer in the mid 1990's. Dancehall business mix it up with reality tunes. Partial tracklist....
World Chaos 2007 . Burn fyah pon Bush, Blair and Saddam. World leaders just corrupt! Babylon war a gwarn... International roots artists unite against the killing.
The first of two Turbulence roots and reality mixtapes, charting the gifted singjay's career from 1998 to 2007. Emerging out of Phillip Burrell's Xterminator camp circia 1997-98 in the wake of Sizzla and Luciano, et al, Turbulence suffered under-exposure right into 2004, despite the release of several albums. Breakthrough was at last achieved with the -hit Notorious. Hits like Got The Love (with Sasha) & X-Girlfriend followed in 2006-07. 
