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The highly anticipated album is out now. Check the tracklist below and support reggae music by clicking the link below
01. Spanish Town Rocking
02. Big Bad Sound featuring Chronicle
03. Skankin' Sweet
04. Ghetto Paradise
05. Country Boy
06. Smile Jamaica
07. I Can
08. Selassie Children
09. Black is Beautiful
10. Majesty
11. Loneliness
12. Likes
13. Tell Me Now
14. Legend
15. Christina
16. I Know Love [Bonus Track]
For Immediate Release – Portland, OR - The story of INDUBIOUS is not for the faint of heart. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, INDUBIOUS was forged in the fires of pain and destruction. Evton and Skip, brothers and bandmates born with Cystic Fibrosis and convinced by doctors of their impending death from an early age, have emerged as a powerful force for change and the future of conscious music.
Their new album FROM ZERO, which releases in stores and online worldwide July 1, 2017, features legendary guest artists including Dancehall icon Sizzla, Vaughn Benjamin (formally of Midnite and Akae Beka), and Reggae/R&B singer Zahira Soul. FROM ZERO is a mix of conscious Dancehall and Roots Reggae with top level production. FROM ZERO was produced and recorded entirely by Evton and Skip, and it shows amazing growth in terms of their sound and production, while keeping focus on their reggae roots. The new album spans genres including Dancehall, Roots Reggae, Electronica, and even Alt-Pop, while highlighting the conscious and uplifting messages the band has become known for.
Read the full press release HERE
Riding high of his recent Grammy nomination for "Rose Petals" comes the official video for 'Good Cry' featuring Chaka Demus.
The theme for this years annual Free Up Clothing mixtape is "Light Up The Darkness". Whether its legalization or simply a search for better days, do as Bobby Hustle says... "roll something up and turn it up LOUD!" Split track DL: http://bit.ly/2qZWEU4 Tracklist 01. Intro - Bobby Hustle 02. Bobby Hustle - Legal We Legal DUB 03. Mighty Mystic - Sweet Sensi 04. King Mas - Big Ganja Business 05. Chino - Feeling Irie 06. RSNY - Real Ganja Man 07. Alborosie ft. Protoje - Strolling 08. Protoje - Blood Money 09. Randy Valentine - Officer Barage 10. David Lion ft Anthony B - Peaceful Warrior 11. Soulmedic - Kutchie DUB 12. Alborosie - Rock The Dancehall DUB 13. Morgan Heritage - Don’t Haffi Dread DUB 14. Collie Buddz - Lovely Day 15. Cali P ft. Capleton - Dem Ago Burn 16. Morgan Heritage - Strictly Roots 17. Chronixx - Roots & Chalice 18. Collie Buddz - Good Life 19. Damian Marley ft. Stephen Marley - Medication 20. Pressure - Sensi 21. Morgan Heritage ft. Kabaka Pyramid & Dre Island - We Are 22. Bobby Hustle - Kush Rolled Up DUB 23. Mystic Roots Band - Marie DUB 24. Mystic Roots Band - Sticky Situation DUB 25. Mystic Roots Band - Irie 26. Bobby Hustle - Reggae Pickney 27. Jemere Morgan - Reggae Party 28. Exco Levi - Irie 29. Rebelution - Lay My Claim 30. Bugle Ft. Tarrus Riley & Sizzla - Rasta Party 31. Gappy Ranks - Mountain Mover 32. Alkaline - City (Deejay Theory Remix) 33. Popcaan - Ova Dweet (Willy Chin Remix) 34. Bugle ft. Shaggy - Ganja (Germaican Remix) 35. Bobby Hustle - Clothes Like Mine DUB About Free Up Clothing: Free Up Clothing is a family owned company located in CHICO, CA. Our projected audience are open minded people who share our LOVE for Reggae Music.
For the 3rd year in a row Free Up Clothing reaching out to Stay Positive Sound to create their annual summer mixtape. Featuring the hottest tracks of the summer mixed by DJ PhG and hosted by Bobby Hustle.
The theme for this years annual Free Up Clothing mixtape is "Light Up The Darkness". Whether its legalization or simply a search for better days, do as Bobby Hustle says... "roll something up and turn it up LOUD!"
Not exactly a 'new video' but came across this video again and decided it must be shared. Every person has their signature dish for cookouts and gatherings, so watch Chronixx tell you how to make Vegan Roots Curry and a Spirulina Smoothie
from LargeUp.com:
If there was a Flatbush, Brooklyn Hall of Fame, Red Fox would get in on the first ballot, easy. Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s, Red and friends like Shaggy, Screechy Dan, Rayvon and Mr. Easy banded together to form the Ruff Entry Crew, storming dancehall with their solo releases and charismatic collaborations. There were dancehall records made in Brooklyn for years, but it was tracks like Red and Screechy’s “Pose Off” that let people know you didn’t have to physically be in Jamaica to make music that was as authentic and good as anything coming out of yard.
Red’s latest single “Brooklyn Swing” is a tribute to this era and the years just before it, when dance was nice and the Biltmore Ballroom at 2230 Church Ave. was the mecca for all things dancehall in Brooklyn and New York City. For the video, Red headed to the corner of E. 49th St. and Church Ave., in the heart of East Flatbush, and rounded up a crew of deejay and selector all-stars from New York’s Biltmore Era: Shaggy, Rayvon, Screechy Dan, Dubbmaster Chris, James Bond, KC Jockey, Turbo Cat, Puma (of LP International), Mikey Jarrett, Lee Majors (of Earth Ruler), Sting International (who produced the track on his Darker Shades riddim). We see DJ Max Glazer in there, too. Apologies in advance to anyone whose name we left out…
“The song tells a story of the Brooklyn dancehall scene throughout the mid 80s and 90s,” Red Fox says. “We wanted to capture the essence of it by shooting by Church and 49th Street. That area was where we had Super Power Records and Music Master, which was the two main reggae record shops. That’s where we would hang out to get a vibe of how our songs were doing. It’s also the heart of the West Indian community.”
Rising star Mortimer lends his voice on the untitled Riddim collaboration by Royal Order Music and Loud City.
Other songs the unnamed Riddim are Randy Valentine - Too Late and RSNY
The daughter of the 'Crown Prince of Reggae', Dennis Brown, is making big moves on her own with her EP 'Survivor' coming out June 16th.
Deborah Adela Marla Brown, popularly known as Marla, is the youngest child of the late, great Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Emanuel Brown. Marla has recently performed on four shows in Costa Rice and a festival in Columbia, she toured Europe last summer performing in Switzerland, Spain, Sweden, Vienna, Bratislava and Finland and she just did a tribute show for her father in Kingston Jamaica. She is confirmed on the Sierra Nevada World music festival in June
Tracklist:
01. Survivor
02. Zion (ft. Ras Muhamad)
03. Mumma Knows Best
04. Niente Piu Lacrime
05. Crystal woman
06. Roots Rock (ft Hempress Sativa)
New music from Kabaka Pyramid off the upcoming album 'Contraband'. The Bebble Rock Camp teamed up with Ghetto Youths International to provide the smooth sounds of 'Can't Breathe'
Official release date is June 2nd can be heard on Episode 222 of Caribbean Dance Radio
