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Showing posts with label conscious reggae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conscious reggae. Show all posts
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
♠ HOTTT New Reggae! ♠ Raymond Wright - Things!
Greetings!
Italy’s ‘Barry White’ of Reggae, Mr. Raymond Wright
has just released a new chune to the network called
“Things” which I know you’re listeners are going to
LOVE!
In the chune, Raymond speaks to the powers that be
telling them that he doesn’t want to hear things that
don’t make sense. He doesn’t want to hear anything
about false promises, instead he wants to focus on the
light that shines within him which allows him to see far
and wide, and through the illusions.
The song is set to a Lover’s Rock riddim which initially
Makes you think the song is about his girl. The lyrics
tell a different story! Pree the first of the lyrics:
‘don’t tell me bout the things you know / don’t make
sense / been hard enough to live on false promises /
I’ll hold you to your language / I’ve got no time to joke /
no no Mr. Preacher man / that’s not the way it goes ….’
Broadcasting at 320kbps and 80 BPM, catch Raymond
Wright, ‘The Barry White of Reggae,’ and the chune
“Things” here:
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Strong Women in Independent Song!
Greetings!
Women like Marcia Griffiths, Phyllis Dillon
and JC Lodge helped to pave the way for younger
artists in and out of Jamaica. These women and
more became icons who inspired a whole new
generation to add their voice to song!
Today's blog note focuses on three younger women
who have been inspired in song. Ammoye and
Empress Minott are from Jamaica (living in
Canada) and Dionne Blaize comes the US via
Grenada, and all are connected through song.
Below is a snapshot to each artist, and download
link to their music. Feedback is always welcome!
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