IT’s time to get up! Today’s new music comes from Reggae artist Dax Lion. Titled “Up Up Up” and produced by TeamWorks Productions, we hear Dax dropping some consciuous lyrics over a upbeat riddim. While Dax’s lyrics are positive, I don’t think it matched with the production. Support the arist by checking out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s new music comes from Reggae artists Chronixx and Kabaka Pyramid. Titled “Mi Alright” and produced by Chimney Records on the “Rising Sun Riddim“, we hear them talking about having no worries, giving thanks and praise to Jah, and just enjoying life. Very positive song from the artists, Chronixx’s chorus really blended well with Kabaka’s lyrics. Sounds like a hit and I’d love to hear more collabs from these two. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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It’s time for a revolution! It’s also time for a new Chronixx music video. Titled “Here Comes Trouble“, we see Chronixx in a militant mood and singing about recruiting soldiers and fighting for the betterment of the world. The video also features cameos from a few well known acts all ready to join the revolution. Great video by the artist and you can feel the seriousness in the whole production. Sign up to be one of Selassie’s soldiers today. Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s Oldies Sunday selection comes from the Prophet Capleton also known as the “Fire Man“. Titled “Forward Inna Dem Clothes” and produced by Greensleeves in 2001, Capleton deejays about women being more modest in their attire and how they should carry themselves in public. He also deejays that he prefers those women more as he is a Rastafarian with certain morals and principles.
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Since Bob Marley’s rise in stardom, he has been one of the artists that helped to put Jamaica and Reggae Music on the map in a major way, and was also an influence to many worldwide. Since then Jamaica has been the one stop shop for foreigners to learn about the music and culture to share in their own way. Reggae band SOJA was one of the groups that were influenced by the culture and Bob Marley’s music and were interviewed by Winford Williams earlier. Here the Virginia based Reggae band spoke about their start, their influences, how Bob Marley grasped their attention, being the leading Reggae act in America and recognized greatly worldwide in their 13 year career. They also spoke about Religion, Reggae still being dominant in the future and many more topics. Very interesting Interview, Reggae Music has touched many lives worldwide. With Bob Marley being the top artist even after his passing, many were influenced and followed in his footsteps. If you’ve never heard of SOJA before, I suggest you get some of their music now. Check out the videos below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Today’s new music comes from Jah 9 and Protoje. Titled “Legitimate” and produced by Rory Stone Love, we hear the two Reggae artists dropping conscious lyrics about living life righteously, love, and being positive over a soothing production. This is track 11 off Jah 9’s “New Name” album which has been receiving rave reviews all around. Great song to meditate to. “New Name” is still on iTunes so get it today. Check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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