Free Up The Prisoners Mixtape 2010 - Buju Gets 10 Years

Buju gets 10 hard ones in Florida but may be out by 2017. The Gargamel seh.. "the days that lie ahead are filled with despair, but I have courage and grace and I'm hopeful, and that is sufficient to carry me through". Jah Cure came out with the most crucial music when inside. May Buju also get inspiration from his music and find the strength to go through. Its not an easy road......

Free Up The Prisoners Mixtape 2010. New roots and one-drop selections. Highlights include Buju tributes from Cocoa Tea & Anthony B, Anthony John's Meditation Spree and Anthony Able's excellent Negril Jail. Pure vibes from Nicky Silk on Free. Riddim include: Caribbean (IrieVibrations), Vineyard Town (Maximum Sound), Boops (JukeBoxx), Jah Jah See Dem A Come (Fireball) and Blessing (Sista). 

Featuring: Richie Spice, Anthony John, Jah Mali, Andrew Paul, Morgan Heritage, Elijah Prophet, Luciano, Jah Mason, Sojah, Anthony B, Tarrus Riley, Gyptian, Suga Roy, Conrad Crystal, Cocoa Tea, Busy Signal, Lukie D, Capleton, Fanton Mojah, Peetah Morgan, Maxi Priest, Richie Stephens, Mojo Morgan, Nicky Silk, Firekey, Chezidek, Lutan Fyah, Perfect, Ky-Erie and Anthony Able. Relist

 

Free Up The Prisoners Mixtape 2010 by Paul Rootsical on Mixcloud

Satta Man! Roots 1990s

Satta man!

 

 

The Satta Massagana riddim, timeless Abyssinians anthem (and one of reggae's most memorable horn lines) features heavily with wicked interpretations by both Bobby Digital (Raggy Road) and Manatee. Memorable cuts from Sizzla, Capleton & Anthony B. The Abyssinians chip in too with a Determine combination and also The Right Satta on their own Clitch label (1993). Early outings for debutants Norris Man, Morgan Heritage and dub poet DYCR. Other riddims include the mighty Conquerer/Moving Outta Babylon (Ffrench), Cherry Oh Baby and a kette drum style beat from Penthouse circa 1995

Continuous mix. 78 minutes. Repost..
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Mystical Heathen - Roots N Culture Mixtape 1997

Mystical Heathen

There's a natural mystic blowing through 
the air... heathen back deh
The mid-90s 'nu roots revolution' evolved as producers & artists, having licked over vintage dancehall beats to saturation, looked again to 70s roots for fresh I-speration. This 'rediscovery' was expressed both in the rhythm tracks & lyrically

Starts & ends with Bob Marley's Natural Mystic & Heathen along with the Chalawa dub versions and then a few Bobby Digital tracks in remembrance. 
Rest in power King Bobby

Riddim like Digital B's Cuss Cuss & Mr Bassie, I Can't Stand It (Xterminator), Natural Mystic (Ffrench, Shocking Vibes, Digital B, Kronic), African Beat (Fat Eyes), more cuts of Don't Try To Use Me (Digital Eclipse), Star Trail's Preacherman, and the awesome Heathen (Digital B, X-Rated & Penthouse). Other productions from Harmony House, African Star, How Yu Fi Say Dat and Tappa Zukie

Continuous mix. 79 minutes. Relist
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