Today’s Oldies Sunday selections come from two Lions of Reggae Music, Sizzla Kalonji and Jah Cure. Titled “King In This Jungle“, this was produced by Beres Hammond for his Harmony House Productions in 1998. In this song we hear the two artists speak out on those who wish to oppress people but stumble with the help of Jah. They also consider themselves Kings in a society that’s like a Jungle and encourage people to follow Jah and have more faith in the teachings.
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With all the talks of Jamaica decriminalizing Marijuana, Vice News visited the island to learn the possibilities of this upcoming move. Marijuana has been illegal in Jamaica for many decades although it has been synonymous with the Rastafarian culture and Reggae music. Featuring Interviews from member of Parliament Raymond Pryce, Professor Henry Lowe of Medicanja, Senator Mark Golding, Dr. Dayton Campbell, various farmers and users, they all give their take on the subject and speak on how it could or could not benefit the people and the island. With talks surrounding getting licenses, profits and benefits for the farmer and Tourism, what will the future hold? Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Coming through with a highly anticipated effort is the duo of Protoje and Chronixx. Titled “Who Knows” and produced by Winta James, we hear them speaking about poverty, spreading love to everyone whether good or bad, acknowledging Jah’s works and being conscious over a really good production. Great song here, Protoje and Chronixx really make a good combination here. Off Protoje’s forthcoming album, check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Sting 30 was not complete without a performance from the one and only Sizzla Kalonji. Running through his many hits, Sizzla captivated his audience and burned enough fire to take down a few acres of Forestry. Very energetic performance here, check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.