Posts Tagged ‘Dancehall’

Dr. Evil/Leftside - Transform Video

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010



For a while I never knew who the actual artist was behind Dr. Evil, but he was always popping up mixes and doing silly impressions. Well those of you that don’t know its Leftside, formally from Leftside & Esco. The track “Transform” has been out for a while where Leftside uses his alter ego to do various impressions, see for yourself.


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Busy Signal - Nightshift/One More Night Video

Friday, March 5th, 2010



via Akikka

I just recently caught the video to Busy Signal’s “Nightshift/One More Night”, if you haven’t seen it press play.


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25 Years of Sleng Teng.

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

Gotta give The Heatwave Blog their due for this one….classics never die….check the details below…

…Yesterday was 25 years to the day since Wayne Smith’s anthem Under Mi Sleng Teng was first played in a dance.

The tune was built at Jammy’s studio in Waterhouse before being unleashed during a clash with Black Scorpio at Waltham Park Road on 23rd February 1985. It flattened the dance and dominated the scene for months, with dozens (and later hundreds) of artists and producers rushing to record their own versions of the rhythm track.

Generally acknowledged as the first fully computerised dancehall riddim, Sleng Teng completely revolutionised Jamaican music and paved the way for all the ragga, bashment, dancehall or whatever you want to call it that I love so much….

Check the original below and peep a video medley after the jump….

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Walshy Fire, Frank 151 & Riddimstream presents: DECADES, Vol. Three - Slow Wine.

Friday, February 19th, 2010

I brought you volumes one and two, so it’s only right I bring you the third volume of Walshy Fire’s DECADES series. Listen to the full mix below…

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Vybz Kartel - Unfaithful

Thursday, January 28th, 2010



I swear Vybz shoots 90% of his videos in his house, anyway here is the video for his “Unfaithful” track.


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Wyclef ft Mavado - Hold On

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010



I mentioned a while back that Wyclef and Mavado collaborated on the Hold On track back in the late fall of 2009. The track was already well suited for the disaster but its been altered again to speak to the quake victims in Haiti.


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Guinness Sounds Of Greatness Final

Monday, January 25th, 2010


This is the video from a Guinness Sounds Of Greatness, sound system competition that took place over 3 months and one sounds was crowned best for 2009. The clip is full length so you may want to skip around but check out as much as possible there are some good treats in there.



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Konshens - “The Realest Song” Video.

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

New video from Konshens. If you’re in the middle of a bad day, this might be the tune for you…

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Style and Swagga Medley

Tuesday, January 12th, 2010


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Here is the video compilation of the Style and Swagga Riddim.


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Via Soundclash: The Immortal Stone Love.

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

New reggae/dancehall blog Soundclash kicked off their new blog in a big way: by sitting down with Gee-Fus of The Immortal Stone Love. Check out the details below…

…The flat-out best way to listen to Jamaican music is outside, late at night, and earth-shakingly loud—and the perfect formula for this experience is Stone Love. A soundsystem, a label, and a studio, they’re set for worldwide domination. They aren’t called the “Immortal Stone Love” for nothing. The Mirror spoke to one of Stone Love’s 30-plus staff and star selector, Gee-Fus, from the home base in Kingston, Jamaica….

Check out the full interview here: Via Soundchalsh: The Immortal Stone Love.

If you need a primer on Stone love…..check out the video I posted a little while back

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