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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For this year’s Bob Marley Music Ffestival and Food Drive, the show’s offical DJ, Walshy Fire has put together this mix showcasing the artists set to perform. Included are tunes from Bob, Julian and Damian Marley, Shaggy, Capleton, Tarrus Riley, and Spragga Benz. Check out the details below…
Intro
Bob Marley – Crazy Bald Heads
Damian Marley – Me Name Jr. Gong
Damian Marley – All Night
Damian Marley – For The Babies
Damian Marley & Stephen Marley – Mission
Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, & Buju Banton – Traffic Jam
Stephen Marley – Let Her Dance
Stephen Marley – Hey Baby
Damian Marley & Julian Marley – Kaya Now Live
Julian Marley – Lion In The Morning
Tarrus Riley – Getty Getty No Wanty
Tarrus Riley – Far Away
Tarrus Riley – Shes Royal
Shaggy – Church Heathen
Shaggy & Sean Paul – Sexy Lady
Shaggy & Tessane Chin – Never Let You Go
Shaggy – Wild Tonight
Shaggy – Oh Carolina
Shaggy & Rayvon – Big Up
Shaggy – Pose Off
Shaggy – Hot Gal
Capleton – Good Her Clothes
Capleton – Crazy Looks
Damian Marley & Bobby Brown – Beautiful
Damian Marley – The Master Has Come Back
Damian Marley – Jamrock
Damian Marley, Bounty Killa, & Eek A Mouse – Khaki Suit
Damian Marley – Not Goin Give Up
Capleton – Small Sound (Black Chiney Dub)
Tarrus Riley – Kung Fu (Black Chiney Dub)
Capleton & Damian Marley – It Was Written
Cedella Marley – Redemption Song
Off the new LRG mixtape we mentioned a couple of weeks back. Make sure to download that if you haven’t already. You’ll definitely be pleased. But don’t take my word for it…check the video below….
DJ Trends recently released the To The Foundation mix which pays tribute to all legends and founders of reggae music. If you’re into the origins of reggae then this is a good mix for you.
Walshy Fire is back with the second part of his decades mix. If you missed out on part one you can check that one here. Check out the details on volume two below…
Pulllllll It Up Agaaaaain!!!!!! DHR, Frank 151, Pacematic, Riddimstream…..
Finally the second installment of Walshy Fires (Black Chiney/1035 The Beat Miami) Old School dancehall series, DECADES! The 60s’ 70’s 80’s 90’s and early 2000’s. The first one was downloaded over 10,000 times, Mad tings fi an oldies cd. Decade to Decade, Chune to Chune, the entire spectrum of dancehall is represented. Real old school reggae lovers turn this up LOUD!
Listen to this mix below….
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I think I’ll get myself a Ting or two and bump this mix today. Check out the details below…
The Grapefruit
The grapefruit much like reggae music is a child of Jamaica. The grapefruit is a bitter fruit first found in Jamaica in the late 1700’s and quickly dubbed the Forbidden Fruit. Before that, the fruit was known as Shaddock, named after it’s originator Captain Shaddock who came to Jamaica with Pumelo seeds and planted the first grapefruits.
The ‘Ting
Fast forward to the mid 70’s, a delicious grapefruit soda was born and in my personal opinion it was spawned from Rocksteady and the aforementioned forbidden fruit. What is this beverage thing you might be asking yourself? The thing is aptly called ‘Ting Soda. It’s miles ahead of any flavors Squirt or a Cactus cooler might put out, even a Hansens Grapefruit Soda whimpers when it is in ‘Ting’s presence. ‘Ting is lower in sugar (as it uses real sugar) and has real bits of the fruit allowing the drinker to let the bubbles and grapefruit dance on their tongue.
The Mix
As mentioned in my previous post I recently stumbled upon this drink. After finishing, I said I am going to honor this beverage. I mean, it’s that good! In collaboration with my friend Tim from MixPourSip.com we decided to feature this drink on his site with a review and how-to’s and I would provide the proper soundtrack as to which the reader would soon be able to enjoy a Ring or a Ving accompanied by my personal mix dedicated to the bevy.
Earlier last month Wyclef dropped the Patwa Swagga mixtape, I haven’t had a chance to go through yet but I have heard this track off of it “Sak Pase Flatbush”.
Wyclef Jean “Sak Pase Flatbush”
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Tracks and Download links after the jump. Leave us your thoughts on it.
Bobbito’s had a good week, having already guested on CNN, and now hosting the latest Cornerstone Mixtape. Check out the details below…
Got Game? We bring it back to NYC for a special NBA 2K10 version of the Cornerstone Mixtape #120 with DJ Eclipse (From New York City’s famed Halftime show on WNYU) and hosted by Bobbito Garcia aka DJ Cucumber Slice (Rock Steady Crew, Streetball player & BOUNCE Magazine). Mixtape #120 is a musical reflection of what DJ Eclipse brings to New York City’s underground scene. Find him on WNYU or Sirius Satellite, Eclipse has represented true Hip Hop faithfully for many years. Listen as he goes in with new heat from La Coka Nostra, Pac Div, Skyzoo, Kidz In The Hall and more!
Listen to the mix below…
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Our peoples over at Duck Down just released a new free mixtape featuring their roster of artists, including of our folks Kidz In The Hall among many others. I’m loving the artwork they put together for this one too.
