Today’s Oldies Sunday entry comes from Reggae artist, Luciano. Titled “Over The Hill” and produced by Phillip “Fattis” Burrell for Xterminator Productions in 1997 (Other sources say 1996), Luciano sang about the wrongs that were going on in the world, wanting to take away himself from the “Jungle” created by mankind and head to the hills to be free from all the madness. “Over The Hill” was featured on Luciano’s 5th album “Messenger” which was also his 2nd album released in 1997 on Island Records.
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It’s that time of year to Socacize and Fatalic Sounds has the proper mix to get you started. Titled “Waistline Workout: Bacchanal Body“, this is almost an hour worth of body rocking, hip gyrating, and road crushing Soca music from some of the best out there with Fatalic Sounds beautifully mixing them together. Whether you’re a Soca fan or not, this mix a pretty good listen. Check out the mixtape below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Who’s ready for the upcoming Carnival season? Why not let the Minister of Road, Machel Montano help you get ready with this single. Titled “Ministry of Road (Road Mix)” and produced by Precision Productions, Machel instructs all patrons to get on the ground, mash up the road and have crazy fun. Very energetic track here as Machel has been known to bring alot of vibes in his efforts. It’s time to “Wuk” and jump on the ground. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
No matter where he is, Vybz Kartel has always represented where he’s from and this new single is no different. Titled “Represent Portmore” and produced by Short Boss Muzik, Kartel drops a few punchlines to have your attention, how he lives his life, and makes sure you know that he’s from Portmore over a retro Dancehall riddim. A good one as always from the World Boss and I like that old Dancehall/Reggae riddims are creeping back on the music scene. This week the world will know if Vybz Kartel will either see years in a prison cell, or freedom for the first time in a couple years. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
