Nice remix of Mr Vegas 2010 “Sweet Jamaica”, a true YUM YUM classic & favourite full of sunshien. Reggae & Dancehall went MIA on our site recently… Let me have a look into the matter at hand and investigate in the next few days :)
[audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Mr-Vegas-ft.-Shaggy-Josey-Wales-Sweet-Jamaica-Vibes-Mix-wegotitfirst.com_.mp3]Mr Vegas ft. Shaggy & Josey Wales – Sweet Jamaica [Vibes Mix]
After a long break “Mr. African Queen” a.k.a. 2Face Idibia is back with a new single: “My Rainbow”. Coming from Ajegunle one of the largest Ghettos in Africa 2Face became one of Africa’s brightest stars. Girls all across Africa start immediately dancing when they hear is voice. Full album will be released in Lagos, Ikeja end of the month. Watch out!
Although originally from 2009, it just came out in late 2011, or at least thats when it was available to me. Taken from the Solo Banton EP “Music Addict” Out via Juno peoples. Great tune and a current favourite of mine, fits in any mix and breaks down everything.
Artwork by the amazing Lover Smith (do yourself a favour and check him out)
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These two guys have a good taste when it comes to food and even a better taste when it comes to the tunes they knock out. Homegrown heroes who are really fun to hang out with, that know their way around the bass, so let your body slowine to this one. 2 Great tunes from their forthcoming double single, expected on February 10th, in 9 days, of their new album “Dirty Dancing”. Epic title, i was even thinking of calling a club night like that, so that’s the proper Zeitgeist meine Herren! The first one is a cumbia like slow & techy badboy called “Slowine” and the 2nd one is a minimal but tough dancehall tune called “Dickie Riddem”. The Bronx on their vocalist Warrior Queen: “Flow is wicked. Dutty as fuck. Dance pon di dickie.” Proper caribbean Anthem! Get it via Juno
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Found all these gems latley by listening to some dancehall radio stations and once again I am suprised what a vital scene this still is. Here´s a little roundup of what kept me moving most over the past few weeks and months
[audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Movado-Settle-down.mp3] [audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Cecile-Green-light.mp3] [audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/BABY-CHAM-WINE.mp3] [audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Beenie-Man-Wreck-The-Runway.mp3] [audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Stephen-Marley-Ft.-Melanie-Fiona-No-Cigarette-Smoke-In-My-Room.mp3]Stephen Marley Ft. Melanie Fiona – No Cigarette Smoke (In My Room)
Heavy D tribute – Nuttin but love Cookin Soul remix by Cookin Soul
Even though i have witnessed all of Heavys releases throughout the years, i only really dug this one tune right here. His duet(?) with Super Cat from the 91 Don Dada Album. His Jamaican flow was impeccable. One of the many jamaicans in the then young Ny hiphop scene (Special Ed, Krs One, Latifah and almost everybody else..). Dem no worry we is still to this day a great reggae tune that brings back a lot of nice memories.
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