Let some positive vibration into your day. Check out the video below…

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I haven’t listened to this one yet, but based on premise alone, it has to be decent. Plus with the weather looking to be nice this weekend, I figured I’d give folks something to bump.

Download it here: Gregg Nyce x Mary J Blige – The Reggae Remixes.

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New music from Mary J & Jah Cure, remixed by Black Chiney. Check out the vibes below…

Download it here: Mary J. Blige & Jah Cure - “Each Tear (Black Chiney Remix)”..

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Take a walk through Roger Steffens’ 6 room Reggae archives delivered to you via the boys at Seen. You can also get a good history lesson as well on some of the pics

This is a 1976 Reggae documentary about reggae and reggae artists in UK during the 70’s. The documentary explores reggae as it has traveled across the pond and what made it work in that time. Essentially the music was locally supported then it the sound expanded. Check out the video…

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A little positivity for today via Mr. Riley. Check out the video below….

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Purchase the song on Amazon: Living The Life Of A Gun on Amazon.com.

Vice Magazine recently published a great interview with the director of the classic Jamaican film Rockers, where he speaks on his life during and after the making of the film. Check out the quote from the interview below, on what became of most of the film’s stars…

“Most of them are dead. Half were murdered. Dirty Harry, for instance, was killed in New York. He went to jail for two years, probably for drugs or a fight. I’m not sure, I didn’t ask. Six months after he got out of jail someone killed him. The same with Natty Garfield.”

Included with the interview are some great shots supplied by Bafaloukos, shot before, during and after the making of the film. Check those out, along with the full interview here: LOVE AND ROCKERS: Ted Bafaloukos Taught Us Everything We Know About Jamaica.

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If you’re a fan of Roots Reggae and classic Reggae then this podcast is just for you. Deadly Dragon Sound have recently released this podcast and its only right I share it for my Roots Reggae heads.

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Here is some cool footage of Tarrus performing the song “My Lil Baby” a dedication song to his daughter.

DJ Trends To the Foundation

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.

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