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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Dropping off the first track off his upcoming EP is Jamaican Producer, BNJMN. Titled “YOUGOTIT“, this instrumental is a collaboration between him and Los Angeles Producer, Fortunes. With a mix of vocal samples and elements from their own production styles, the only thing missing is a great artist crafting a hit song out of it. BNJMN’s “Wanderlust EP” will be available on July 27 and will feature remixes and exclusive productions. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Dropping off new music is none other than the bad gal Danielle D.I.! Titled “Hot Yea” and produced by Patron House Productions on the “Evidence Riddim“, the sultry rebel drops boastful lyrics on being the hottest of them all, being the object of every single and taken man’s affection, making sure that everything is top notch around her from the clothes to the hair to her bank accounts and laughs at the chicks can’t be on her level. Expect this one to be blazing the airwaves and with the catchy hook, it’s sure to be a summer hit. This tune bad nuh…let’s not get carried away. Check out the Raw and Radio versions below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
With Reggae and Dancehall Music being infused in various genres over the years, many artists and producers have seen it as a way to create new and fantastic sounds that will bring people together to enjoy it. With their own genre termed “RaggaTronic“, a mix of Dancehall, Reggae, Soca, EDM, Tropical Bass, and Moombahton comes the Brooklyn collective named We Chief with their new single. Titled “Gyals From Brooklyn” and features Da Professor, this is an electrifying track that encourages listeners to get their bodies moving to the beats, breaking speakers, disturbing quiet neighbourhoods, and having fun to this blend of genres. this sounds like a summer hit and great artwork by Flyland Designs as well. What do you think? Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
