JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Official The Reggae/Dancehall thread.
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Krazy
Rifle weh taller dan palm tree
Dont think ya'll would of heard of him but came across General Kaution from Bermuda a few months back, been bumping this song on repeat for over a month now.
Videos dope too!
Im a Hustlaaa Baby from a hustla fardaa...Gyal wanna swarm us, any man wanna harm us me nuh ina no long talking!
Look out for him!
Videos dope too!
Im a Hustlaaa Baby from a hustla fardaa...Gyal wanna swarm us, any man wanna harm us me nuh ina no long talking!
Look out for him!
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JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
djfilthyrich
All Star
I just dropped Vol.2 of my 90's Reggae-Hip Hop mixtape series.....
For those of you who aren't familiar with the 1st volume, I had an idea to create a series of mixes containing 90’s dancehall reggae artists over 90’s hip hop beats. Everything from popular hits to obscure white label-only remixes, including my own custom blends of 90’s reggae acapellas over hiphop instrumentals from
that time period. What began as a casual one-off “best of” type mix, evolved into a multi-volume obsession.
I even learned to produce my own party breaks just for this project.
The response from Vol. 1 has been great. It's received over 20,000 streams across all platforms and counting (not including downloads), and received blog coverage from the USA to Germany to Japan. Special shout out to DJ Arems, Deejay Theory & Largeup.com for being the first to spotlight it on their weekly feature 'Mixtape Mondays'.
I had some time over the winter break, and finally managed to finish up Vol. 2 of the series. I tried to keep a lot of elements that people liked from part 1, as well as add some new elements to switch it up a bit.
The first 40 mins of this mix starts with an uptempo, early 90's boom-bap feel. The next 50 mins segues into mid-tempo, mid-90's vibes.
I've decided to keep the tracklist under wraps for now. Reason being, I always found it more fun to not know what's next. There was a certain thrill when I heard a dope track, but couldn't identify it. In this age of digital playlists where everything is meticulously labeled, I felt I'd try to bring back some of the mystique of the mixTAPE era. Some of my favourite mixtapes that I bought back in the 90's had no tracklist at all...I had to figure it out for myself. I appreciate those tapes that much more because of it. For those of you who absolutely MUST have a tracklist, I'll eventually type one up and put it out.....but I'll let this mix marinate with you for a bit. A lot of time, effort, and work went into creating this mix, so I hope my experiment works and you find yourself coming back for multiple listens, instead of skimming through it once and forgetting about it forever. Expect to hear artists like Super Cat, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Shabba, Mad Cobra, Spragga, etc
Feel free to contact me with your feedback....I'd love to know what people think (good and bad), and I'm open to suggestions for the next volume.
MIXCLOUD LINK:
For those of you who aren't familiar with the 1st volume, I had an idea to create a series of mixes containing 90’s dancehall reggae artists over 90’s hip hop beats. Everything from popular hits to obscure white label-only remixes, including my own custom blends of 90’s reggae acapellas over hiphop instrumentals from
that time period. What began as a casual one-off “best of” type mix, evolved into a multi-volume obsession.
I even learned to produce my own party breaks just for this project.
The response from Vol. 1 has been great. It's received over 20,000 streams across all platforms and counting (not including downloads), and received blog coverage from the USA to Germany to Japan. Special shout out to DJ Arems, Deejay Theory & Largeup.com for being the first to spotlight it on their weekly feature 'Mixtape Mondays'.
I had some time over the winter break, and finally managed to finish up Vol. 2 of the series. I tried to keep a lot of elements that people liked from part 1, as well as add some new elements to switch it up a bit.
The first 40 mins of this mix starts with an uptempo, early 90's boom-bap feel. The next 50 mins segues into mid-tempo, mid-90's vibes.
I've decided to keep the tracklist under wraps for now. Reason being, I always found it more fun to not know what's next. There was a certain thrill when I heard a dope track, but couldn't identify it. In this age of digital playlists where everything is meticulously labeled, I felt I'd try to bring back some of the mystique of the mixTAPE era. Some of my favourite mixtapes that I bought back in the 90's had no tracklist at all...I had to figure it out for myself. I appreciate those tapes that much more because of it. For those of you who absolutely MUST have a tracklist, I'll eventually type one up and put it out.....but I'll let this mix marinate with you for a bit. A lot of time, effort, and work went into creating this mix, so I hope my experiment works and you find yourself coming back for multiple listens, instead of skimming through it once and forgetting about it forever. Expect to hear artists like Super Cat, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Shabba, Mad Cobra, Spragga, etc
Feel free to contact me with your feedback....I'd love to know what people think (good and bad), and I'm open to suggestions for the next volume.
MIXCLOUD LINK:
JulesWinfield
TheBrehdrenMovement
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
song carried me through my deep depression phase some years back
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
"What are you gonna say / when Babylon turn 'gainst you one day?" 
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
big tune
Swahili P'Bitek
Absorbingpovertywithoutlimitations
Great thread
Swahili P'Bitek
Absorbingpovertywithoutlimitations
Great laid back tune by busy.
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Swahili P'Bitek
Absorbingpovertywithoutlimitations
Great laid back tune by busy.
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JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
I thank JAH every day for reggae
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Falling in love with Kelissa brehs 