Caribbean Dance Radio

Caribbean Dance Radio is a podcast, radio show, and sound system bringing you the best and latest tunes in Dancehall, Reggae, and Roots. In a true sound system fashion Caribbean Dance Radio drops exclusive releases, dubplates, remixes, and 45s in an unforgettable style and pattern. Subscribe and Listen in iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn Radio, and Stitcher.

Riddim Megamix - Episode 051

It's good to be back at the helm of the Riddim Megamix. This episode features timeless recordings from Max Romeo, Cocoa Tea, Jimmy Cliff, Vivian Jones, Owen Grey, Leroy Gibbons, Junior Byles, Determine, Hopeton James, and Naâman, celebrating their voices, messages, and musical legacies.

From roots anthems like Chase the Devil and Fade Away to lovers rock classics, dub meditations, and cultural statements, this episode reflects the full emotional range of reggae. Hear the militant spirit of Max Romeo, the smooth vocals of Cocoa Tea and Leroy Gibbons, the foundations laid by Owen Grey and Jimmy Cliff, and the modern consciousness of Naâman and Vivian Jones. This is a journey through reggae history, spirit, and survival, honoring the artists who helped shape the culture.

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Ites Gold & Green - Vivian Jones
Every Man Ought to Know - Max Romeo
Turn Me Loose - Owen Grey
Kette Drum - Beenie Man/Determine
Tune In - Cocoa Tea
In The Mood DUB - Hopeton James
Journey - Jimmy Cliff
Poor Man's Life - Max Romeo
Chase The Devil - Max Romeo
Walk - Naâman
Slavery Days - Determine
Samfie Girl - Leroy Gibbons
Young Lover - Cocoa Tea
Travelling Man - Leroy Gibbons
Magic Moment - Leroy Gibbons
She Loves Me Now - Cocoa Tea
New Immigration Law - Cocoa Tea
Fade away - Junior Byles
Roots Radical - Jimmy Cliff
Come Into My Life - Jimmy Cliff
Roots Woman - Jimmy Cliff
None Of Jah-Jah's Children Shall Ever Suffer Owen Grey
Gimme More Love - Vivian Jones
Forever Love - Vivian Jones
One Step Forward - Max Romeo & The Upsetters
Curly Locks - Junior Byles
Smoke Tricks - Naâman