Reggae

Major Lazer Presents: Chronixx & Walshy Fire – Start a Fyah [Mixtape]

Released from the Major Lazer camp a few days ago the, Start a Fyah mixtape is a smooth mix featuring Chronixx, the son of Jamaican singer Chronicle, along with young DJ Walshy Fire. Clocking…

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Josh Heinrichs – "Set Fire To The Rain (Feat. Stick Figure)

This one is for my roots fans. Former Jah Roots founder Josh Heinrichs has just released this amazing reggae cover of Adele's "Set Fire To The Rain." After leaving Jah…

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Jah 9 – "Brothers"

Let us introduce you to Janine "Jah 9" Cunningham. She's a singer, songwriter, and activist coming out of Kingston, Jamaica. Jah 9 is on a higher level, literally. Her bluesy,…

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Soothsayers – "Judgement Day"

Soothsayers drop their fifth album Human Nature today. I don't want to sound cliché and describe this as beautiful music but damn, this is beautiful music. The smooth vocal harmonies…

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Professor – "East Jerusalem"

Reggae class is in session and Professor is dropping some knowledge on their second release Throw Down Your Arms. This live show CD/DVD recorded in France at the Sun Ska Festival,…

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Seeed – "Deine Zeit"

I want to label the new self-titled Seeed album as European-industrial-dub, or maybe electronic-future-reggae. It's what R2D2 would jam if he ate a weed cookie. This trippy twelve track record…

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Soothsayers – "The Streets of London" [Premiere]

"The Streets of London" was recorded by Ralph McTell in 1974. Almost 40 years later, London's Soothsayers are breathing new life into the same song for a compilation record entitled…

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Seeed – "Beautiful" [Video]

I switched to the German iTunes store to download the new Seeed EP Beautiful that dropped yesterday. I don't know any German so I just guessed and clicked 'musik' then…

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Major Lazer – "Get Free" (Feat. Amber Coffman) [Video]

Originally released with an animated lyric video earlier this year, Major Lazer insanely infectious single "Get Free", which feature Dirty Projectors' vocalist Amber Coffman now has its own official to…

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Introducing: Project Groundation Massive

"Fuck the industry—We out to take this shit over. We make music for the streets… PGM is a platform for the people’s voice." That's sound-chemist DJ Child who started Project Groundation…

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Good People – "Afterhours" [Premiere]

Good People, the mysterious duo out of Toronto, have just dropped their debut album exclusively through EARMILK called Afterhours. I couldn't think of a more fitting title for this 8 track…

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Damian Marley, Tarrus Riley, Wayne Marshall & TOK – "Independence"

In honor and celebration of Jamaica's 50th independence anniversary today, Damian Marley, Tarrus Riley, Wayne Marshall and TOK released "Independence" – a dancehall play on the Jamaican national anthem that questions the…

Major Lazer Presents: Chronixx & Walshy Fire – Start a Fyah [Mixtape]

Josh Heinrichs – "Set Fire To The Rain (Feat. Stick Figure)

Jah 9 – "Brothers"

Soothsayers – "Judgement Day"

Professor – "East Jerusalem"

Seeed – "Deine Zeit"

Soothsayers – "The Streets of London" [Premiere]

Seeed – "Beautiful" [Video]

Major Lazer – "Get Free" (Feat. Amber Coffman) [Video]

Introducing: Project Groundation Massive

Good People – "Afterhours" [Premiere]

Damian Marley, Tarrus Riley, Wayne Marshall & TOK – "Independence"

Tess Clare new single, "Diva"

Nother & Moon Leap team up for 'On The Edge of Getting Lost' EP

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