Podcast appearances and mentions of David Rodigan

In episode 1820, Jack and Miles are joined by co-host of You Are Good, Alex Steed, to discuss… Jeff Bezos Finds New Way To Make The Washington Post Even Worse, Tropicana OJ Is In BIG TROUBLE, Fyre Festival 2 Is Already A Sh*tshow and more! Jeff Bezos Finds New Way To Make The Washington Post Even Worse Tropicana OJ is in BIG TROUBLE. Kind of Because PE, Mostly Due To Earth Death Fyre Festival 2 Is Already A Sh*tshow EXCLUSIVE: Fyre Festival 2: Dates, location and how to get tickets Billy McFarland talks plans for Fyre Festival 2: Music, 'Fight Pit,' redemption David Rodigan defeated Poison Dart - Antigua -- Dub fi Dub pt-1 of 2 Miles's Piece of Media: Elon Impression LISTEN: Substitute Lover by Half Pint WATCH: The Daily Zeitgeist on Youtube! L.A. Wildfire Relief: Displaced Black Families GoFund Me Directory See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00:00 Deejay Manic - Women trouble vs Pulse X 00:01:24 Pay As You Go Cartel - Know We 00:02:49 Dizzee Rascal - I Luv U (Original Version) 00:03:45 Skepta - Shutdown 00:05:37 Jon E Cash - Jon E Cash - war 00:07:02 Skepta - That's Not Me ft. JME 00:08:43 Stormzy - Know Me From 00:10:46 Benga - Night 00:11:59 P Money & Sukh Knight - Slang Like This 00:13:50 Kano - Ps & Qs 00:15:14 Sir Spyro - Topper Top (feat. Teddy Bruckshot, Lady Chann & Killa P) 00:16:51 Lethal B - Pow 2011 (Feat.  JME, Wiley, Chipmunk, 2-Face, P-Money, Ghetts & Kano) 00:19:51 JME - Serious 00:21:01 Deejay Manic - Selecta (Urban Hero) MC Viper Full Vocal Dub 00:22:56 Wiley - Gangsters 00:24:59 Breakage Ft. David Rodigan & Newham Generals - Hard 00:26:09 Danny Weed - Creeper (Instrumental) 00:26:50 D Double E - Street Fighter Riddim 00:28:53 The Endz - R U From The Endz (Vocal) 00:30:16 Stormzy - Big For Your Boots (Intro - Dirty) 00:32:07 Mondie - North Weezy 00:34:36 Roll Deep - When I'm 'Ere 00:36:39 Wiley - 16 Bar Rally ( Ft Rage & Esco & Jammer & Scorcher & Gods Gift) 00:38:55 IMP Batch - Gype Riddim (Dexplicit Remix) 00:41:11 Ruff Sqwad - Together 00:42:46 Skepta - I Spy (Produced By B. Darroux) 00:44:20 Stormzy - Shut Up (Intro - Dirty) 00:47:16 More Fire Crew - Oi 00:49:57 Skepta - Duppy 00:51:18 Dizzee Rascal - Stand Up Tall (Original Mix) 00:53:05 Roll Deep - Eskimo (Vocal Mix) 00:55:06 Wiley - Wot Do U Call It? 00:56:13 Kano ft. Wiley & Giggs - 3 Wheel-Ups (Intro - Dirty) 00:59:33 Jme - Man Don't Care (feat. Giggs) 01:02:30 Jammer - Murkle Man

Peter Adarkwah is the founder of the legendary London label BBE Music. The label grew from the vibrant early 90's club scene with its first release, Stop & Listen compiled by Dr Bob Jones in 1996, opening the door to iconic series' such as All Back To Mine & Late Nite Tales. A tonne of releases followed, ranging from Disco to Funk, Jazz to House. In the year 2000, the label celebrated Masters at Work's 10th Anniversary with a mighty box set that featured near 80 tracks. A year later BBE Music spawned the Beat Generation Series of artist albums, notably introducing J Dilla (Welcome 2 Detroit) & a young Will.I.Am‘s first solo outing, alongside DJ Jazzy Jeff, Madlib & DJ Spinna, all of whom contributed to this seminal set of long players. A quarter of a century and well over 500 titles later, having worked with Mark Ronson, Roy Ayers, Questlove, Hugh Masekela, DJ Premier, Dimitri from Paris, Joey Negro, Kon, RZA, Laurent Garnier, Black Coffee, DJ Shadow, David Rodigan and John Moralesamong many others, BBE Music looks to the future, celebrating its rich heritage while continuing to release a bounty of fresh titles. The label's recent projects include an expansive reissue series from pioneering Nigerian label Tabansi, new imprint ‘Batakari' in association with Boddhi Satva and the critically acclaimed ‘J Jazz' Japanese Jazz multi-album project, not to mention the recent landmark 500th label release: a brand new version of ‘Barely Breaking Even‘, featuring Leroy Burgess, Patrick Adams and Louie Vega. www.bbemusic.com https://www.instagram.com/bbeafrica/ https://bbemusic.bandcamp.com/ Recorded on March 8, 2024 in NYC. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dancetothemusic/support

This week's Resident Advisor Exchange was recorded in January, live from Southbank Centre in London. Shortly before their Royal Festival Hall performance with The Outlook Orchestra, drum & bass and jungle originators Fabio & Grooverider sat down with Heléna Star to talk about the show. As you can hear from the applause and roars of laughter throughout the recording, the audience was besotted. The UK dance music scene would look very different without Fabio & Grooverider's contributions over the last few decades. Coming from pirate radio, where they first teamed up in 1987 on Phase One, the duo would go on to carve out the path for drum & bass and jungle, as well as to influence the trajectories of house, techno and breakbeat. Grooverider captures their legacy best when he says: "We are this music." Launched in 2017, The Outlook Orchestra has collaborated with other pioneering artists like David Rodigan and Mala. The show with Fabio & Grooverider, which they will perform again at Outlook Festival in June, saw 30 years of drum & bass history packed into 31 tracks. In conversation with Heléna Star, Fabio & Grooverider discussed how the show came together, as well as their staying power in the scene, the legacy of their seminal club night Rage, how drum & bass is still growing and how humour is a vital part of their relationship. Fittingly, they also cracked a lot of jokes.

Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.PART 2The legendary Dancehall Master GT TAYLOR from Irie FM pulled up to the Entertainment report Podcast for an EPICCC and exclusive conversation about his lengthy career in entertainment. GT Taylor spoke about the classic 9 Sound Clash with Bass Odyssey, Killamanjaro and more, clashing with David Rodigan several times and being the first to have Bounty Killer and Beenie Man do a joint interview. GT Taylor also spoke about helping with the careers of Bounty Killer, Spice, Vybz Kartel, Garnet Silk, Sean Paul, Luciano, Everton Blender, Lady Saw and so much more. THIS IS A REAL HISTORY LESSON. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe! Enjoy!

Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.CHAPTER ONELegendary selector TONY SCREW from DOWNBEAT THE RULER sound system pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his career and sound system culture. In this first chapter Tony Screw spoke about meeting Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd from Studio 1, living beside Brigadier Jerry and Sister Nancy in Jamaica, starting and playing Downbeat by himself for the first 13 years, meeting a young Shinehead, the Papa Moke clashes, Ranking Joe, the King Addies clashes, the David Rodigan clashes, dub for dub with Sky juice and Metro Media, meeting Josey Wales, clashing Volcano in the 80's, Papa San, Professor Nuts and sooooo much more. THIS IS A MUST WATCH!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!

Michael's had a coffee and we're full of beans to tell you about a DJ, an ancient poem, a fun yoga idea, sweet treats, fashion and a new movie. Find us @makingthecutpodcast on instagram to send us your recommendations and for the best experience listen on the Entale app.04:09 - David Rodigan - http://www.rodigan.com/07:29 - Head Full of Dreams - https://open.spotify.com/album/3cfAM8b8KqJRoIzt3zLKqw10:16 - The Poem - https://www.ozy.com/good-sht/the-ancient-poem-that-will-put-your-life-in-perspective/70031/12:20 - Pets Yoga - https://petsyoga.com/16:50 - Free Guy - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6264654/21:10 - Leigh Francis - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leigh_Francis24:04 - The Holden Girls - https://metro.co.uk/2021/09/07/amanda-holden-and-leigh-francis-series-puzzles-viewers-15222768/27:22 - Gold Bar - https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/price-lock-food-cupboard/mcvities-gold-bar-8x22g-176g27:44 - McVities Jonut - tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/30886267731:06 - The Meek Boutique - https://themeekboutique.co.uk/32:04 - Meek Boutique on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/themeekboutiqueuk/35:21 - Mandalorian - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8111088/37:00 - 9/11: Inside the President's War Room - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15010478/42:43 - China Crisis - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Crisis43:32 - CODA - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10366460/44:51 - The Untold Deal with the Devil - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15085794/50:18 - Joel Dommett Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joeldommett/?hl=en See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clive Anderson and Scottee are joined by David Rodigan, David Greig, Nadine Shah and Jack Guinness for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Elli De Mon and NNAMDÏ.

This Episode Is Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.comThe Original Foundation Selector JAH SCREW pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an EPIC and Exclusive conversation about his career in Jamaica, USA and UK. Jah Screw spoke about learning to select with Danny Dread, playing his first sound Echo Vibration, getting to Ray Symbolic with Ranking Joe, Bob Marley singing live on Ray Symbolic in Tivoli Gardens, meeting Barrington Levy, leaving Ray Symbolic to join U Roy's Stur Gav, Papa Moke, King Tubbys, David Rodigan, Ricky Trooper and sooooo much more. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!

Leicester Curve’s recent award-winning revival of the musical The Color Purple, based on Alice Walker’s novel, has been reimagined, filmed and is being streamed for audiences. Dreda Say Mitchell and David Benedict review. David Rodigan joins us to celebrate the life of the great Jamaican musician U-Roy, who died recently. He was a master of the toasting mic style – the precursor of rapping, MC-ing and freestyling. Niven Govinden studied film before becoming an award-winning writer. In his sixth novel Diary of a Film his cinematic knowledge is filtered through the lens of creative anxiety, queer desire, and European city walking. In it, an auteur and his lead actors arrive at a prestigious film festival to premiere his latest film. Alone one morning at a backstreet cafe, he strikes up a conversation with a local woman who takes him on a walk to uncover the city's secrets, historic and personal. A story of love and tragedy emerges, and he begins to see the chance meeting as fate. Every year the Arts Foundation makes awards of £10,000 to assist artists with living and working costs - helping them to carry on creating. All five of the 2021 winners are talking about their work on Front Row. The fourth is John Barber, Arts Foundation Fellow for Choral Composition. He tells John Wilson about the range of his music making, from a retelling of the Persephone myth for 1500 voices, 10 years running Woven Gold, a choir made up of refugees and asylum seekers and professional musicians, to pieces for small choirs such at The Sixteen. So much choral music is rooted in religious texts and liturgy. But Barber is not religious and he explains his concern with composing music for voices from a secular perspective. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Julian May Studio Manager: Donald MacDonald

The Legendary DJ MARK formerly of BASS ODYSSEY pulled up to the Entertainment report Podcast for an EPIC conversation. DJ Mark spoke about playing sounds before Bass Odyssey, being the first selector on Bass Odyssey, meeting Squingy, sound clashes with Fire Links, Bodyguard, King Addies, Turbo Phonic and David Rodigan. He also spoke about Bass odyssey anthems, Squingy getting sick and passing, leaving Bass Odyssey to build DJ Mark Movements and so much more. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN. Don't forget to subscribe. Enjoy!

With over 20 years of experience in the music industry, Kenny has played and worked alongside some of the biggest names in the business to date such as chart toppers Chase & Status, David Rodigan, Altern 8, Mixpak, Damian Marley and many more. Since turning his hand to Open Format, Kenny has played at clubs & private functions for celebrities and companies such as U2, Eddie Irvine (Formula One Driver) Heidi Range (Sugar Babes), Virgin, Sony, Wray & Nephew, Corona, Bacardi, Fabric, 02 Academy, Koko, & most recently the massive building project at Royal Free Wharf London respectively. With his vast knowledge in music he is able to provide the perfect soundtrack for any occasion. Kenny has extensive knowledge in Sound System Culture (which he still continues to be heavily involved in), music production and the art form of Djing & Turntablisim. He loves to pass on his experience within the music industry to those who are learning the business or are looking to improve their skills. Kenny has done guest's mixes for BBC 1 XTRA, KISS FM & London's alternative station XFM and we're delighted to have him on unknown.fm

The multitalented BELLA BLAIR pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for a great conversation about her career. She spoke about "accidentally" doing skits, some of her classic characters, touring with Tony Rebel and Queen Ifrica, leaving comedy to pursuit music fulltime, David Rodigan believing in her music, her new single 'Gimme A Light' and more. Don't forget to subscribe. Enjoy!

BomChilom was founded in Padova in 2004 by Alex and Pinecone, welcoming in the crew over the years Nevo, Peppo, Tony, Nino, Skinny and Luca, and becoming a referral point for the fans of the Jamaican vibes in the North-East of Italy. CSO Pedro has always been BomChilom's yard, the place where the crew invites big artists, sounds and selectors from Italy, Europe and overseas. BomChilom had the opportunity to play in foreign countries like Canada, U.K., Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Austria, Spain and Slovenia, sharing the stage with artists like Beres Hammond, Cocoa Tea, Frankie Paul, Johnny Osbourne, Shaggy, Tarrus Riley, Koffee and many others. BomChilom has also juggled with the biggest names of the sound system scenario: Stone Love, Bass Odyssey, Freddie Krueger, David Rodigan, LP International, Supersonic and the list goes on. Support Bomchilom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bomchilom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bomchilom SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/bomchilom Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/bomchilom/ TRACKLIST Laid Back - Sunshine Reggae The Police - Walking on the moon Jack Radics - Moving away Glen Ricks - Sitting In The Back Seat Sanchez - Don't Worry Leroy Smart - Talk Bout Friends Garnett Silk - It's Growing Half Pint - I Am Not A Substitute Lover Marlon Asher - Ganja Farmer Jungle - Put Down The Gun Richie Spice - Marijuana RMX Buju Banton - Semsimilla Persecution RMX Vybz Kartel - Send On RMX Cherine Anderson - Kingston State Of Mine Chuck Fender - So Many Girls Mr. Vegas - Lean With It Cocoa Tea & Buju Banton - Go Home Sound Boy Capleton - Be like dis Mr. Vegas - Gangsta Law Mr. G - Police & Badbwoy Beenie Man - Foundation badman Elephant Man - Bring it Foxy Brown - Sorry Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing RMX Cocoa Tea & Cutty Ranks - Waiting in vain General Degree - Almighty God Bob Marley & more - Waiting in Vain Mega Remix Shinehead - Jamaican in New York Shaggy - Boombastic Merciless - Mavis Ini Kamoze - Here comes the hotstepper Snow - Informer Chronicle - Light It Up Choppa Chop - Real Herb Anthony B - Underground Morgan Heritage - Reggae Music Sizzla - Jah Never Fail I Burro Banton - In Da Ghetto Wayne Wonder - Bashment Girl Lady Saw - Sycamore Tree Tanya Stephens - Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet Mr Easy & Baby Cham - Funny Man Beenie Man - Silent Violence Frisco Kid - Rubbers Buju Banton - How It Ago Go Shinehead - All about Scion Success - Dun Dead Already Stephen Marley & Damian Marley - The Traffic Jam Damian Marley & Bobby Brown- Beautiful Marvin Gaye - Hear me through the grapevine RMX Buju Banton - Tricks kill People RMX Beenie Man - We Set The Thing Sizzla - Nookie Nookie Busy Signal - Fade Away Buju Banton - Look Out Fi Dem Lady Saw - Bed Noise Leftside aka Dr. Evil - More Punany Buju Banton - Go Slow Beenie Man & Wayne Marshall - How Yu Fi Dis Red Fox & Rayvon - Bashment Party Wayne Wonder - Searching Dem Searching Baby Cham - Gallong Yah Gal Spragga Benz - We Nuh Like Beenie Man - Hypocrite Professor Nuts - Mama Have Her Own Voicemail - Bring yuh Body Come Munga - Bad Like I Busy Signal - Agony Hollow Point - Who Goes Beenie Man - Come Again Capleton - Toppa Tings Ninjaman - Back In Town Buju Banton - Any Weather Any Season Capleton - Hits Pon Top A Hits Elephant Man - Tump Di Sky Beenie Man & Miss Thing - Have U Man Vybz Kartel - Tek Gunshot Buju Banton - No Tek Check

We had the pleasure of interviewing Sevana over Zoom video! Born Anna-Sharé Blake in Jamaica’s parish of Westmoreland, Sevana coined her name after Savannah-La-Mar, the picturesque coastal town where she grew up. Her musical awakening began at eight years old over a hearty Sunday morning breakfast, when she broke out in an impromptu rendition of Celine Dion’s “A New Day” for her family. She has come a long way since this epiphany at such an early age to now fulfilling her passions to the fullest.The 28-year-old singer, who is also an actress and model, is a quintessential triple threat of talent. Her burgeoning abilities are now backed by reggae star Protoje’s management and label company In.Digg.Nation Collective. Sevana recently signed with Six Course/RCA Records as part of In.Digg.Nation’s partnership to release her major label debut. Hailing from Jamaica gives any artist a certain legitimacy, but it also brings certain expectations — ones which Sevana lives up to and exceeds. While reflecting the island’s musical sensibilities in some ways, her vocals are strongly influenced by modern R&B, evoking such soul queens as Beyoncé, Jazmine Sullivan and Adele.Although Sevana got her musical break in 2008 with the girl group SLR, placing third place on Digicel Rising Stars (Jamaica’s equivalent of American Idol), it was not until years later that her career came into focus. In 2014, she impacted the chorus of  “Sudden Flight” from Protoje’s album Ancient Future. She made regular live appearances alongside Protoje and his band Indiggnation. Instantly comfortable, confident and engaging in live performances, she flourished on stage. In July 2015, she joined the Ancient Future Tour across Europe where she got her first taste of life on the road.Her 2016 self-titled EP was a six-song project that shared honest stories from her childhood, feelings of love and thoughts of letting go. Sevana’s first European solo tour followed. Two years later the singer delivered her infectious anthem “Sometime Love.” The single received heavy rotation in Jamaica and the U.K. (featured as BBC 1Xtra’s Mista Jam’s “Jam Hot” Record of the Week). Sevana has also recorded live sessions for BBC in Jamaica with David Rodigan. In Summer 2019, she dropped her upbeat dancehall-flavored jam “Nobody Man” (released via Easy Star Records/In.Digg.Nation Collective), which showcased her “stunning vocal range” (COMPLEX). Later in the fall, she joined a cast of Jamaica’s leading singers – including Jaz Elise, Lila Iké, and Naomi Cowan – on the all-female riddim compilation Rock & Groove. Sevana’s contribution “Haul and Pull” was selected as the Coldest Record for BBC Radio 1 with Toddla T.Over the past year, Sevana landed festival performances at Boomtown (UK), Reggae Geel (Germany) and Rototom Sunsplash (Spain), Sole DXB (Dubai) and joined Protoje on some of his major shows, including BRIC’s Celebrate Brooklyn! NYC concert and Jamaica’s largest annual music festival Reggae Sumfest. Sevana has earned notoriety by The FADER, NYLON, COMPLEX, VICE/Noisey, BBC (1Xtra), LargeUp and graced the cover of RIDDIM Magazine's SPRING 2019 issue. In addition to her singing career, she played the starring role in the groundbreaking Jamaican web series, Losing Patience, which aired on the country’s most popular TV network TVJ. Her photogenic, naturally radiant look has made her a favorite of photographers and fashion labels. Most recently, she was included in PUMA Middle East’s 2020 campaign along with labelmate Lila Iké.Be Somebody, Sevana’s 2020 EP is the next chapter in her song book. This latest release consists of all-new tracks that peel off Sevana’s layers in a metamorphosis of self, reflecting on personal growth, love and relationships.The EP’s title track “Be Somebody” sets an aspirational tone of Sevana becoming an individual and reaching one’s full potential despite overwhelming feelings of doubt amidst the pressures of the world. “Let me be greater than this,” Sevana wails with intensity. One of the album’s crown jewels is “Set Me On Fire,” produced by Protoje, J.L.L. and Paris Lamont Dennis II. It is a tale of revenge in a relationship where she turns her tragedy into triumph. On the more flirtatious track “Mango” produced by J.L.L., Sevana has space to flow in her sultry Jamaican accent over a minimal backdrop of airy synths and tickling guitar notes. Sevana’s benediction of how far her love and loyalty would travel on the EP’s first single “If You Only Knew” is even more contagious sung in her falsetto. Kelsey Gonzalez, producer and guitarist for Anderson .Paak’s Free Nationals band is at the helm of this track.Sevana’s Be Somebody EP captures her quest to self discovery, complimented with minimally eloquent stripped-down production that gives room for her soaring vocals and emotive lyrics to take center stage.“For the EP, I wanted to add songs that covered various thoughts and my beliefs. I took the bars off my mind. I did not want to compromise sonically, so I  just wrote, in an honest way, honoring the melodies as they came out of me. I wanted to take the listener on a meaningful journey and I think I did that,” Sevana says about her latest body of work.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.comAmerican Songwriter Podcast Network#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork

In episode three of The Art of Rave Becky and Roni Size cover a wide range of topics including: how the ‘Size' in Roni Size came from “a dating game vibe”; the 90s Bristol music scene, the evolution of Reprazent and their groundbreaking ‘live' sound, winning a Mercury Music Prize, why Roni's first record was released under someone's else name, how Margaret Thatcher killed the free party (with the criminal Justice and Public Order Act in 1994), ‘digital reggae' and David Rodigan, how the rave scene has moved on and ravers' dancing has moved on with it (from “giraffes” to mosh pits).Listen to Becky Hill: https://beckyhill.lnk.to/HeavenOnMyMindTWFollow Becky Hill: https://www.instagram.com/beckyhill/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Grammy winning producer and DJ SEANI B from BBC 1xtra in England pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an epic 3 hour conversation. UK leading radio DJ Seani B took us on a journey from his early days until present time. He speaks about producing remixes for David Rodigan, Tony Matterhorn and Fire Links. He also spoke about his 18 years at BBC 1xtra, favourite freestyles, Buju Banton interview, favourite interviews, UK's rich Dancehall and Sound Clash history, Saxon, winning a Grammy, productions and so much more. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment. Enjoy!

Today we share a deeper look into the music industry. Exploring how Indra got started, her achievements, what keeps her grounded, and things she wishes she knew before she got started. Indra was mentored by Eddy Grant, who produced her first two albums. She is currently working on her EP, but has already achieved the chart-toppers listed below both locally and internationally: #1MTV Africa, #1 German reggae charts, #1 BBC 1Xtra, #5 U.K reggae charts, #5 David Rodigan's “Hot Hits” list, #7 Billboard reggae, Nominated for B.M.A's Best Inspirational/Gospel song Attended: M.I.D.E.M, W.S.I.S, S.X.S.W, W.O.M.E.X Flagship song (written): "Sweet Jamaica" recorded 4 times first by Mr. Vegas, then by him, Shaggy & Josey Wales then this version -> Music Video of version #3 here and another time by a group from Kenya as 'Sweet LaMoka" Awarded by University Of The West Indies Cave Hill Campus for Significant Contribution To Caribbean Music, Soca & Chutney -------------------------------------------------------------------- Interested in sharing your story? I'd love to hear from you. Reach out to me. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/korenadarnelle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iamkorenadarnelle Website: https://www.korenadarnelle.com/

Topics covered: The Nominees for the 38th IRAWMA, Koffee making history, Skip Marley and HER "Slow Down" entering several Billboard charts, Reggae Month 2020, David Rodigan and the Outlook Orchestra announcing a summer event and more. A video of this wrap-up can be seen at gibbopresents.com  

When corporate and control-system meddling and subversion has been present in every other popular music genre, why would anyone reasonably expect things to have been any different in Reggae - a music and culture which has captivated many millions of fans and followers all over the world?Here to discuss the various manipulations is the New York-based author, lecturer and black cultural studies scholar R.A Ptahsen, more commonly known as Rodney Shabazz. He offers a masterclass overview of how Reggae music evolved out the earlier Ska and Rocksteady styles, (and before that, Mento music,) and how all remain rooted in African cultural traditions. We also discuss how Reggae represents a culture and a lifestyle beyond the music, intrinsically linked to the Rastafari religion and the deification of the long-time Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie, and the ceremonial smoking of marijuana.Dr. Shabazz casts a critical eye over the emergence of the Reggae sub-genre known as Dancehall which appeared in the 1980s, its lyrics rooted in vulgarity, and which largely replaced conscious message-music as the pre-dominant expression of the music. This occurred soon after the untimely deaths of Bob Marley and Inner Circle’s Jacob Miller, with Peter Tosh’s demise following a few years later, and Dr. Shabazz raises suspicions about three of the most politically active of Jamaica’s musicians all meeting early ends. We re-visit aspects of Bob Marley’s terminal cancer. Also coming under scrutiny are Chris Blackwell, founder of the hugely influential Island Records, and David Rodigan, the immensely popular British Reggae DJ. With both coming from white, privileged backgrounds and military links, is there more to know about how they achieved their respective prominent positions than first meets the eye?The Harvard Business School report into manipulating the black music scene of the early 1970s, as commissioned by Columbia Records Group and referenced in the interview, is discussed in this article:https://www.popmatters.com/050603-randb-2496103718.html

When corporate and control-system meddling and subversion has been present in every other popular music genre, why would anyone reasonably expect things to have been any different in Reggae - a music and culture which has captivated many millions of fans and followers all over the world?Here to discuss the various manipulations is the New York-based author, lecturer and black cultural studies scholar R.A Ptahsen, more commonly known as Rodney Shabazz. He offers a masterclass overview of how Reggae music evolved out the earlier Ska and Rocksteady styles, (and before that, Mento music,) and how all remain rooted in African cultural traditions. We also discuss how Reggae represents a culture and a lifestyle beyond the music, intrinsically linked to the Rastafari religion and the deification of the long-time Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie, and the ceremonial smoking of marijuana.Dr. Shabazz casts a critical eye over the emergence of the Reggae sub-genre known as Dancehall which appeared in the 1980s, its lyrics rooted in vulgarity, and which largely replaced conscious message-music as the pre-dominant expression of the music. This occurred soon after the untimely deaths of Bob Marley and Inner Circle’s Jacob Miller, with Peter Tosh’s demise following a few years later, and Dr. Shabazz raises suspicions about three of the most politically active of Jamaica’s musicians all meeting early ends. We re-visit aspects of Bob Marley’s terminal cancer. Also coming under scrutiny are Chris Blackwell, founder of the hugely influential Island Records, and David Rodigan, the immensely popular British Reggae DJ. With both coming from white, privileged backgrounds and military links, is there more to know about how they achieved their respective prominent positions than first meets the eye?The Harvard Business School report into manipulating the black music scene of the early 1970s, as commissioned by Columbia Records Group and referenced in the interview, is discussed in this article:https://www.popmatters.com/050603-randb-2496103718.html

12th Planet goes deep in the mix this week on #SWAMPLEXRADIO with 2 Dubplates, 3 Premieres, his Top 12 AND an all out throwback dubstep BANGER mix on the second half of the show! You definitely don't want to miss this! Don't forget to rate & review on all of your favorite podcast apps! Post your comments @12thplanet #SWAMPLEXRADIO Check 12thplanetofficial.com for official merch and tour dates. 01. BloodThinnerz x Decimate - Act Out [DUBPLATE SPESH] 02. Akeos - So Easy [DUBPLATE SPESH] 03. Knife Party - Lost Souls [PREMIERE] 04. Hi I'm Ghost - Gun Fingas [PREMIERE] 05. Bandlez - Together Again [VIP] [PREMIERE] 06. Dirtyphonics x PhaseOne - Last Stand 07. Phiso - Sick Fuck 08. Hekler & Calcium - Doom 09. Virus Syndicate & Virtual Riot & Dion Timmer - Gang Shit 10. 12th Planet & Barely Alive & PhaseOne - Bubzstep 11. Bandlez - Stoopid 12. Barely Alive - Break Em Down 13. Borgore x MOONBOY - Gore On The Dancefloor feat. Rico Act 14. Zomboy - The Beast 15. Dodge & Fuski x Dubloadz - Hungry Hippos (Al Ross & 50hman Remix) 16. Soltan - Face Slam 17. 12th Planet - Reasons (Doctor P Remix) 18. Tes La Rok - Living Fire 19. The Others - King Pin 20. 16bit - Panic 21. Benga - Buzzin 22. Pinch - Punisher 23. Caspa - Rubber Chicken 24. Benga - 26 Basslines 25. Coki - Burnin' 26. Jakes - Riddim Bless 27. Jakes - Warface 28. Rusko - Go Go Gadget 29. Coki - Goblin VIP 30. Benga & Coki - Night 31. Katy B - On A Mission 32. Benny Page - Trigger finger 33. Jakes - ROCK THA BELLS 34. Borgore - Foes (16bit Remix) 35. Breakage - Hard (Feat. David Rodigan & Newham Generals) 36. Doctor P - Sweet Shop 37. Kromestar - Get Up!!! 38. 12th Planet - 68 (AA. SMOG 004) 39. Chase & Status - Eastern Jam 40. Chase & Status - Saxon 41. Genetix - Squid Attack 42. Magnetic Man - Mad 43. Skream - Raw Dogz 44. Funtcase - So Vexed (12th Planet VIP) 45. Dream - This isn't House 46. Emalkay - When I Look At You 47. Example - Watch The Sun Come Up (Joker Ginz Remix) 48. Fat Freddy's Drop - Cay's Crays (Digital Mystikz Remix) 49. Jakes & Joker - 3k Lane 50. Nero - Act Like You Know 51. Rusko - Cockney Thug 52. Hatcha - Flippin 53. Caspa - My Pet Monster 54. Trolley Snatcha - Pass Me By 55. D1 - Joy 56. Matty G - 50,000 Watts

John meets The Reggae Connoisseur, David Rodigan. They discuss how he fell in love with Jamaican music, how he realised smoking weed wasn't for him and the time a member of the crowd liked his DJ set so much they let off a gunshot. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A unique conversation with Reggae selector David Rodigan, looking back at half a century of DJing.

This week we're inside the ride with young Reggae don Kiko Bun! Talking all things Reggae, rocksteady, songwriting, producing, his work alongside David Rodigan, The Nextmen, The Noisettes and his exploration into todays sound system culture. Don't sleep. Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/killa…d1348068059?mt=2 Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6bVfWb7bU86U1gkc?si=zULCKgdzR-OVqx7zRUQ24w Watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/sDa65Gmd5S0 Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/KillaKela KIKO BUN Website: https://kikobun.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kikobun/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KikoBunOfficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KikoBunOfficial/

This is Draw the Line with jacki-e. In this show I'm presenting the awesome music being made by female producers and DJs. Helping me Draw The Line this week are my guests, Sisters of Reggae, who are the UK’s First All-Female Reggae DJ Collective. Founded in 2016 by Lucky Cat Zoë, Sisters of Reggae​ play Rocksteady to Revival, Jamaican Oldies, Ska, Roots, Rockers, Dub and Early Digital Reggae. Lucky Cat Zoë, Debbie Golt, Miss Feelgood, Naoko The Rock and Sweetie have supported some of the biggest names in Reggae. These include U-Roy, Marla Brown, David Rodigan, The Hempolics, Channel One, Max Romeo, Axis Sound System and many more. The Sisters were recently filmed for a documentary celebrating the 50th anniversary of Trojan Records. You can catch Sisters of Reggae at their residencies and many other venues. To learn more about them and their music check out these links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuRwzFKzRyw https://thefifthsense.i-d.co/en_gb/article/meet-sisters-of-reggae-the-uks-first-all-female-selector-collective/ https://www.facebook.com/sistersofreggae/ http://sistersofreggae.com/ https://twitter.com/sistersofreggae www.mixcloud.com/sistersofreggaelondon Photo - Margot Stagliano In my mix in the first hour I have tracks from Yuka​,, Hydrangea, Miss Kittin, Maxine, Ireen Amnes​, Nur Jaber​, Camea​, Nina Kraviz​, Terr, La Fleur, Magdalena​, Just Her, Giorgia Angiuli​ Nocturnal Sunshine, ANRI and Nives​Ka It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!!!! Track list:- 00:00:00 to 00:59:59 jacki-e in the mix. 1. Yuka - Chinese Tango (original mix) Fullpanda. 2. Hydrangea - Beyond the Unknown Horizon (original mix) Bandcamp release. hydrangea.bandcamp.com/track/beyond-…known-horizon 3. Miss Kittin & The Hacker - Love on 26 (original mix) Nobody's Bizzness. 4. Maxine - Puff (original ix) T.E.N.S. 5. SCB - Extinct (Ireen Amnes remix) Hotflush. 6. Nur Jaber - If Only (original mix) OSF. 7. Miss Kittin & The Hacker - Snuff Movies (original mix) Nobody's Bizzness. 8. Camea - NAF 97 (original mix) Neverwhere. 9. Nina Kraviz - Ghetto Kraviz (original mix) Semantica. 10. Terr - Memoir (original mix) Permanent Vacation. 11. La Fleur - Outbreaker (original mix) Watergate Records. 12. Magdalena (DE) - Mountains of Es Cubells (original mix) Diynamic. 13. Just Her - Shadows ft Elena (original mix) Constant Circles Free Download https://soundcloud.com/constantcircles/just-her-ft-elana-shadows-free-download 14. Giorgia Angiuli - Desires (Dharkfunkh remix) ARVA. 15. Curses - Pedal to the Metal (Terr remix) Bordello A Parigi. 16. Nocturnal Sunshine - Skipper (original mix) I/AM/ME. 17. ANRI - Heart Goes Where It Goes (original mix) Different is Different. 18. NivesKa - Free (original mix) Analyse Records. 01:00:00 to 02:00:00 Sisters of Reggae, exclusive guest mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. Photo - Margot Stagliano

This weeks hangs comes courtesy of the infamous Jaguar Skillz. speaking exclusively and in depth, Jag opens the door on his past successes; from his childhood alongside David Rodigan, to his vast knowledge of records which steered him to 90's Hip Hop culture. From his meeting with Biggie Smalls, his time in the legendary D&D Studio's in New York with Dj Premier, Guru, Big L, Jay Z.. his involvement with Rawkus Records and the journey into becoming radio and clublands favourite Ninja... This aint to be missed. Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/killa…d1348068059?mt=2 Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6bVfWb7bU86U1gkc?si=zULCKgdzR-OVqx7zRUQ24w Watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/WpvSMLv_lls Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/KillaKela DJ JAGUAR SKILLS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djjagskills/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JAGSKILLS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djjaguarskills/?ref=br_rs www.jaguarskills.com

Some say "the Devil has all the best tunes". So how is it a Roman Catholic nun was the founding force behind a brass band that helped shape some the world's most beloved musical forms and generations of Reggae superstars? Take it easy, sit back, and allow yourself twenty minutes to get a mere taste of the remarkable story that is the 'Alpha Boys' School: Cradle of Jamaican Music' by Heather Augustyn and Adam Reeves.Hear how a strict disciplinarian regime for 'wayward boys,’ many of whom were orphaned or from deeply troubled backgrounds and hailing from some of the toughest streets in the world, created the very foundations of Jamaican jazz, ska, rocksteady, reggae, dancehall and dub.I'm not sure Satan has ever run a bass-heavy sound system, spinning a collection of the hippest jazz, R’n’B and ska 45s, but Sister Mary Ignatius did, for an incredible 64 years, inspiring generations of young men to make music their occupation.Find out more now about the Godmother of Ska and Reggae and her proteges, as I begin by asking co-author of this amazing book, Adam Reeves: "How did you get into reggae?"The book features a foreword by world-renowned reggae DJ and broadcaster David Rodigan and stunning cover art by French oil painter Jean-Christophe Molineris.On sale now at skabook.com, amazon.com, or amazon.co.uk.The authors are available for press and further radio interviews: Heather Augustyn (USA): haugustyn@yahoo.com // Adam Reeves (UK): alkreeves@gmail.comTo hear a brand new mix of Alpha music by author Adam Reeves, go to:https://www.mixcloud.com/Rudereaktor/alpha-boys-school-cradle-of-jamaican-music-pt-1/

Welcome to the seventh episode of the Cosmic Soul Podcast. Taking you through with a diverse selection as always and talking about up and coming cosmic endeavours! (Feel Free to DL this podcast like always!) Cosmic Soul Collective are back and very proud to announce their 1st birthday celebration at Exchange, Old Market, Bristol. Celebrating the power of Art & Music, in experimentally organic forms, we present an evening of mesmerizingly deep live music. LINE UP: ASH WALKER EXPERIENCE (Bristol Debut) Describing his current sound as trip-hop with an abstract twist, Ash incorporates an intoxicatingly heavy dub reggae bottom end with samples of original material – all firmly rooted in jazz harmony. Ash has supported acts such as The Specials, Lee Scratch Perry, and David Rodigan, and now signed to Deep Heads, his productions are receiving the increased attention they deserve. Now performing live with a four piece band which has evolved the sets into an experience to remember. The band, Marc Cyril on Bass, Tim Shackman on Drums, Lord Laville on vocals and Ash Walker on Leads, Keys, Melodica, Vocals, Dub siren, tape delays and everything in between! We are very excited to have them bless the stage at Exchange, presenting an emotively powerful performance that will be truly special! AUXX https://soundcloud.com/auxxmusic Auxx is an experimental musician and sound designer based in Brighton, UK. His recent independent work has been supported by artists from the network of Ninja Tune, Warp and Brainfeeder; with remixes for Daedelus, Plaid and Kidkanevil of the Red Bull Music Academy. With a technical approach to his 2018 live show, his new unreleased work intertwines the ethereal chaos of a new dystopia, hinting at unique melodic soundscapes to bridge you into the unfamiliar. Charli Brix https://soundcloud.com/mangojuicemusic/jevon-ives-head-in-the-clouds Charli Brix is a London born musician, writer & aspiring producer. Floating between electronic and soul, her vocals are most recognisable weaved between moody rollers released on some of the most revered labels within drum and bass. Rooted firmly in r&b and soul, 2018 sees a more down tempo side of Charli’s productions; with the inception of her neo-soul collective ‘Milk & Honey’ & collaborations with some of Bristol’s finest r&b artists, it’s time to strip back to her roots delivering nothing but organic, soulful expression. Aaliyah Esprit Music Aaliyah Esprit is a singer who’s versed in soul-jazz legends as much as the hip-hop beatmakers who’ve flipped their records. Her music finds a sweet spot between those two worlds. Working with producers melding hard-edged production with a melodic hue, her vocals add a timeless, soulful quality. Based in Bristol, she’s part of the Cosmic Soul Collective, but has also picked up the attention of Brownswoods own, Giles Peterson who has signed her up for his Further Bubblers scheme. The future is looking bright for young Aaliyah. Indira May https://soundcloud.com/indie-may Keeping it organic and fresh, Indira is an upcoming singer/songwriter from Brighton. Having worked with Hip Hop artists such as Nomad and Eskimoe, expect Jazz influenced Rhythm & Blues with an experimental twist. Keep your eyes peeled for the launch of her EP and latest debut video in the next few months. Really excited to hear her unique voice and style + Support from... Akira Neroli / Jevon Ives / Mendaya / 2HONEYS / Åethereal The Night will be hosted D-Los Tickets will be £5 On the Door. We are also Launching the music event from Two's Company Studios in Old Market Bristol, just a few doors down from Exchange. Presenting you with an Art Exhibition to kick things of for the night! Receive discounted entry off the Music Event if you attend the Exhibition.

On Talk Stew this week Reggie and friends sit down with reggae legend David Rodigan, DJ and king of the soundclash. On the conversational menu are transatlantic music culture, different eras in art and what it was like for a white DJ to break through in black music.

2x World Clash winners King Turbo are musically armed, dangerous and dead set on a winning streak, as they ready to compete for a second time in "Sound Clash at Sea" -- the annual sound clash aboard the "Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise." Winning Irish and Chin's World Clash grants the Canadian sound a chance to compete in the popular "Sound Clash at Sea," where they will face off against Mighty Crown, Tony Matterhorn and David Rodigan.   King Turbo, featuring Slingshot and Ricky Turbo, edged out a fierce line up of contenders at World Clash with just the right music selections, hard hitting speeches and overall chemistry with the crowd. King Turbo's mix of attributes was the perfect recipe for victory, which they aim to repeat during the highly anticipated "Sound Clash at Sea" on Thursday, November 16 (the Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise sails November 13 - November 18, 2017). The Canadian sound certainly has the ability to win, as much to their credit, King Turbo is one of the very few sounds to hold 3 consecutive Irish and Chin clash titles, including Canada Rumble 2016, World Clash 2016 and World Clash 2017.

DEADBEATS RADIO 017 The Old School Dubstep Throwback Episode Deadbeats www.facebook.com/deadbeats www.instagram.com/deadbeats www.twitter.com/deadbeats www.deadbeatsofficial.com Skream - Rutten Benga & Coki - Night N-Type - Way of the Dub (Caspa Remix) The Bug - Jah War feat. Flowdan (Loefah Remix) Stagga feat. Skamma - Sick As Sin Subscape - Apple Candy Jahdan Blakkamoore - The General (Marcus Visionary Remix) Digital Mystikz - Anti-War Dub (feat. Spen G) Joker & Ginz - ReUp The Others - Africa VIP Synkro - Dub Specialist The Black Ghosts - Some Way Through This (Plastician & Skream Remix) Breakage - Hard (feat. David Rodigan & Newham Generals) 26.37 The Widdler - Lady Dub The Streets - Blinded By The Lights (Nero Remix) Conquest - Forever Martyn – Vancouver Mutt - Sherm Chase & Status - Saxon Zomby - Spliff Dub (Rustie Remix) Damian Marley - It Was Written (Chansing Shadows Remix) Excision, Datsik – Boom EmalKay - When I Look at You Joker, Jakes - 3K Lane Rusko - Cockney Thug Zeds Dead - Dark Side Dub

There's a rich British tradition of well brought up young men from the leafier suburbs developing a fixation on music from a very different culture and somehow getting themselves a job playing said music on the radio. Nobody has done it more successfully and more unexpectedly than David Rodigan. For a part of the career he's run it alongside his work as an actor. No wonder there's so much interest in turning his book “My Life In Reggae” into a film. It's a story rich in humour and packed with incident, some of which he recounted to Mark Ellen and David Hepworth. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's a rich British tradition of well brought up young men from the leafier suburbs developing a fixation on music from a very different culture and somehow getting themselves a job playing said music on the radio. Nobody has done it more successfully and more unexpectedly than David Rodigan. For a part of the career he's run it alongside his work as an actor. No wonder there's so much interest in turning his book “My Life In Reggae” into a film. It's a story rich in humour and packed with incident, some of which he recounted to Mark Ellen and David Hepworth. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There’s a rich British tradition of well brought up young men from the leafier suburbs developing a fixation on music from a very different culture and somehow getting themselves a job playing said music on the radio. Nobody has done it more successfully and more unexpectedly than David Rodigan. For a part of the career he’s run it alongside his work as an actor. No wonder there’s so much interest in turning his book “My Life In Reggae” into a film. It’s a story rich in humour and packed with incident, some of which he recounted to Mark Ellen and David Hepworth.

DJ David Rodigan chose 'You Don't Have To Say You Love Me' by Dusty Springfield and 'Feeling Soul' by Bob Andy.

Singer and songwriter Loudon Wainwright III; reggae DJ David Rodigan; former detective Jackie Malton and writer Hisham Matar join Libby Purves. David 'RamJam' Rodigan MBE is a DJ, famed for his selections of reggae and dancehall music. He has played on stations from Capital 95.8 and Kiss to BBC 1Xtra and Radio 2 and is a regular on the club and festival circuit. A 65-year-old white man from Oxford who speaks in RP, he seems the very antithesis of the music that he loves and represents. In 2012 he won the highest reggae sound system honour by winning the World Clash Re-Set contest in New York. His autobiography, Rodigan: My Life in Reggae is published by Constable. Hisham Matar is a Libyan writer and the son of Jaballa Matar, a prominent political activist who opposed Colonel Gaddafi's regime. When Hisham was 19 his father was kidnapped while the family were living in exile in Cairo. Hisham would never see his father again. After the fall of Gaddafi in 2011 Hisham was finally able to return to Libya to try to discover what happened to his father. In his memoir, The Return, he recounts his physical and psychological journey to find his father and rediscover his country. The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land In Between, is published by Penguin. Jackie Malton is a former detective chief inspector in the Metropolitan Police, best known for being the inspiration for the character of DCI Jane Tennison in the Prime Suspect drama written by Lynda La Plante. Her police career started in Leicestershire and in the Met she went on to work in the Flying Squad of the 1980s. As an openly gay women in the police force during that time she found herself at odds in a male world but went on to forge a successful career before retiring to become a script consultant and addiction counsellor. Loudon Wainwright III is a Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter. In his one man show, Surviving Twin, he connects some of his best songs with the writings of his late father Loudon Wainwright Jr, the highly regarded Life Magazine columnist. The show, which has never been performed in the UK, explores issues such as birth, loss, parenthood, pet ownership and mortality and Loudon intersperses a selection of his father's compositions with songs from his own catalogue. Surviving Twin is at the Leicester Square Theatre. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Only a few weeks back, Pushermania's Matt Sonzala was spending a Sunday afternoon the way he often spends his Sunday afternoons, listening to David Rodigan's reggae show on BBC 1xtra. Each week Rodigan highlights a track he feels is worth giving some extra shine, and out of his speakers came Ch'An, a new artist out of Barbados with an incredible single called "Trippin'." Matt had to find this song, and after an exhaustive search, that led literally nowhere, he found a link to an Instagram knockoff site that let him know the label behind this powerful new voice is Pretty Boy Records, also based in Barbados, and they had just released a version of "Trippin'" to the internet, on Soundcloud of course! A quick message to the label via Soundcloud messenger and the connect was made and soonafter Matt and Ch'An were on the Skype machine, recording this podcast. Follow Pretty Boy Records on the Soundcloud machine (https://soundcloud.com/pretty-boy-records) and keep watching www.pushermania.com as we will keep you up to date on all things Ch'An. And as a bonus towards the end of the podcast you will hear the international debut of her latest recording, a version of the Marcia Griffiths classic "Tell Me Now." NEW SOUNDS FROM BARBADOS AND YOU HEARD IT HEAR FIRST!

dirtyswift.com facebook.com/dirtyswift twitter.com/dirtyswift soundcloud.com/dirtyswift youtube.com/djdirtyswift lemouv.fr Every Friday from midnight to 1am on #Mouv 92.1fm in Paris or lemouv.fr - then every Mondays as a #MondayMix on soundcloud.com/dirtyswift 1. Cavs Flicka Dat Wrist Intro 2. Chedda Da Connect - Flicka Dat Wrist 3. Skepta - Shutdown 4. Stormzy - Know Me From 5. Wiley - Bow E3 6. Kano - New Banger 7. Breakage - Hard (feat. David Rodigan & Newham Generals) 8. U.K. Apachi & Shy Fx - Original Nuttah (The Tek-One Dubstep 2010 Mix) 9. Eptic - The End Carnage Breaux Festival Trap Remix 10. Fetty Wap - Trap Queen - Prismo Remix 11. Diplo, CL, Riff Raff, & OG Maco - Doctor Pepper 12. Father - Look At Wrist (Remix) (ft. The Cool Kids) 13. Chedda Da Connect - Flicka Dat Wrist - Play-N-Skillz & Scott Summers Remix 14. Fetty Wap - My Way - David S. Two Million Bootleg (ft. Drake) 15. Drake - Know Yourself - Fawks Remix (Dirty) 16. David Guetta & Showtek - Bad - twoloud Edit (ft. Vassy) 17. CanBlaster - Afterline 18. The Weeknd - Often - Wuki & Jesse Slayter Remix (Dirty) 19. French Montana - 5 Mo (ft. Travis Scott & Lil Durk) 20. Future Flocka (Future & Waka Flocka) - Rotation 21. Juicy J - Tryna F#ck (ft. Drake & Ty Dolla Sign) 22. Travis Scott - Don’t Play (ft. Big Sean) 23. The Weeknd - The Hills 24. AlunaGeorge - You Know You Like It - DJ Snake Remix 25. Flume - Some Minds (ft. Andrew Wyatt) 26. Ty Dolla $ign - L.A. (ft. Kendrick Lamar & D&D) 27. A$AP Rocky - Jukebox Joints (ft. Kanye West & Joe Fox)

01 David Rodigan speech 02 The Cure-one hundred years vs. La Roux-i'm not your toy (nero rmx) filthy earbleed mash-up 03 Deadmau5 feat. Rob Swire-ghosts'n'stuff 04 Bar 9-murda sound 05 Don Goliath feat. Colliebudz-come around (dubstep rmx) 06 Rdub-ganjabot 07 Chase an Status-saxon 08 Jokers of the Scene-baggy bottom boys 09 Bar 9-distant roots 10 Dj Hoax-zion 11 Rusko-jahova 12 Trolley Snatcha-scattah 13 Diesel-full metal 14 Thrive-cityscape 15 Caspa feat. MC Dynamite-the takeover 16 Don Diabolo and Example-hooligans (doorly's dubstep rmx) 17 Trip Addict-war cry 18 Toasty-reflect 19 Noisses-end of. 20 Optimus Grime-while you were sleeping 21 Mount Kimbie-50 mile view 22 Rob Spax-independent life (trg rmx) 23 Jahdan Blakkamoore-the general 24 Tryptomatic-polizia dreadlock 25 James Brown-it's a man's,man's world (regrooved by parker) 26 LV feat. Dandelion-cctv 27 Booty Luv-say it (nero rmx) 28 La Roux-in for the kill (skream's let's get ravey mix) 29 Goth Trad-genesis 30 Search and destroy-candyfloss (loefah mix) 31 Example-watch the sun come up (joker and ginz rmx)

The seminal reggae figure takes us from ska to dubstep, with a whole lot in between.

The seminal reggae figure takes us from ska to dubstep—with a whole lot in between. For more, visit Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=183

The seminal reggae figure takes us from ska to dubstep, with a whole lot in between.

Here's a real treat for the Roots crew! Descendant Music is a record label headed by UK reggae producer Will Tee. It was launched in 2012 and has seen Tee release collaborative work with household name Jamaican artists as well as talent closer to home. He's already getting some massive support from the likes of David Rodigan, Aba Shanti, Jah Shaka, Channel One & many more. Check the interview with Will on the Reggae Roast blog: http://www.reggaeroast.co.uk/blog/ Tracklist: 1. BDF ft. Johnny Osbourne – War Season (Heartical) 2. BDF ft. Luciano – Time Will Tell (Heartical) 3. Chronixx – Alpha & Omega (John John) 4. Jah Cure & Bounty Killer – A Murdah (John John) 5. John John & High Times Band – Inna Rub a Dub Style Riddim (John John) 6. Will Tee ft. David Oneaway & Addis Pablo – Daweh Seed (Dubplate) 7. Will Tee – Daweh Version (Dubplate) 8. Prince Malachi – Love Conquers (Descendant Music) 9. K.O.G, Leona & Diddley Dee – Round & Round (Descendant Music) 10. Will Tee ft. Mael Amnisty – Love Sax (Descendant Music) 11. Will Tee ft. Reality Souljahs – Trouble You a Trouble Me (Dubplate) 12. Will Tee – Kings Horn Dubplate Mix (Dubplate) 13. Will Tee ft. Johnny Clarke – Blood Dunza (Dubplate) 14. Will Tee – Dunza Dub (Dubplate) 15. Micah Shemaiah – We Know (Dubplate) 16. Fred Locks – Hail the Emperor (Dubplate) 17. Will Tee – Dub the Emperor (Dubplate)

Молодой и дерзкий проюсер Nfusion сотряс эфир своим techstep, neurodnb вайбом новой школы, прекрасно демонстрируя нам всю красоту и созидательную силу этого саунда! Я продолжил накаливать атмосферу и прокачивать ваши колонки смесью свежих мелодий, наполненных ароматами весны в обрамлении густых басов и пытающихся сбить с ног барабанов! Спасибо всем за поддержку!! NFUSION guestmix: треклист: 1. Optiv & BTK - Slander [Playaz] 2. Nouwa - Assassin [Obsession] 3. Nfusion - Exorcism [Dub] 4. Sunchase - As We Look (Teddy Killerz & Malk Remix) [22:22] 5. Optiv & BTK – Understand [Shogun] 6. Audio & Meth - Alone [ProgRAM] 7. Black Sun Empire - Killing the Light (June Miller Remix) [BSE] 8. Hybris - Losing It [Dispatch] 9. Mefjus - Signalz [Critical] 10. Phace & Noisia - MPD [Neosignal] 11. Octane & DLR & Break - Murmur [Dispatch] 12. The Upbeats & Noisia - Clamber [Vision] 13. Andy Pain & Z Connection - Magnetron [IM:LTD Dub] 14. Detail - Exhaustion [Comercial Suicide] 14. Fade & Andy Pain & Z Connection - Target [Faded Music Dub] 15. Lynx - Micro [Playaz] GVOZD vibez: 1. Drumsound and Simon Bassline Smith - one in a million (Tantrum Desire rmx)(New State) 2. The Double Drop - the game (Hectix rmx) (dub) 3. Body and Soul - under the radar (Mainframe) 4. The Prototypes and Takura - rage within (Shogun Audio) 5. OFFSky - fatalbullet (Tamfree) 6. Trilo n Subablock - clipstone (Disturbed) 7. Bit M Glory - only you (Respect dub) 8. Serial Killaz and Run Ting Cru - forward 2 life (rmx ft. YT) (Run Tingz) 9. mSdoS - lonely times (Duoscience rmx) (Liquid Drops) 10. Sunny Crimea - tonight (Influenza dub) 11. Hibea - the form (Phil Tangent rmx) (Im:ltd) 12. FullCasual,Disept,Kooka - would you know (Black Seeds dub) 13. Gerra and Stone - run down (Proximity) 14. Stealth ft. Stylus - dire straights (Subtitles) 15. The Upbeats and Noisia - loudmouth (free) 16. Nerf Mophix - octagon (Holy Bangers) 17. Scott Allen - we nah run (Soul Rebel) 18. dj Skill - spring jazz (Liquid Brilliants dub) 19. Jurassic and Bungoff - free way (Diamonds Soul) 20. 2Sides - take control (Сelcius) 21. Mr Joseph and David Rodigan - rodigan ( V)

Молодой и дерзкий проюсер Nfusion сотряс эфир своим techstep, neurodnb вайбом новой школы, прекрасно демонстрируя нам всю красоту и созидательную силу этого саунда! Я продолжил накаливать атмосферу и прокачивать ваши колонки смесью свежих мелодий, наполненных ароматами весны в обрамлении густых басов и пытающихся сбить с ног барабанов! Спасибо всем за поддержку!! NFUSION guestmix: треклист: 1. Optiv & BTK - Slander [Playaz] 2. Nouwa - Assassin [Obsession] 3. Nfusion - Exorcism [Dub] 4. Sunchase - As We Look (Teddy Killerz & Malk Remix) [22:22] 5. Optiv & BTK – Understand [Shogun] 6. Audio & Meth - Alone [ProgRAM] 7. Black Sun Empire - Killing the Light (June Miller Remix) [BSE] 8. Hybris - Losing It [Dispatch] 9. Mefjus - Signalz [Critical] 10. Phace & Noisia - MPD [Neosignal] 11. Octane & DLR & Break - Murmur [Dispatch] 12. The Upbeats & Noisia - Clamber [Vision] 13. Andy Pain & Z Connection - Magnetron [IM:LTD Dub] 14. Detail - Exhaustion [Comercial Suicide] 14. Fade & Andy Pain & Z Connection - Target [Faded Music Dub] 15. Lynx - Micro [Playaz] GVOZD vibez: 1. Drumsound and Simon Bassline Smith - one in a million (Tantrum Desire rmx)(New State) 2. The Double Drop - the game (Hectix rmx) (dub) 3. Body and Soul - under the radar (Mainframe) 4. The Prototypes and Takura - rage within (Shogun Audio) 5. OFFSky - fatalbullet (Tamfree) 6. Trilo n Subablock - clipstone (Disturbed) 7. Bit M Glory - only you (Respect dub) 8. Serial Killaz and Run Ting Cru - forward 2 life (rmx ft. YT) (Run Tingz) 9. mSdoS - lonely times (Duoscience rmx) (Liquid Drops) 10. Sunny Crimea - tonight (Influenza dub) 11. Hibea - the form (Phil Tangent rmx) (Im:ltd) 12. FullCasual,Disept,Kooka - would you know (Black Seeds dub) 13. Gerra and Stone - run down (Proximity) 14. Stealth ft. Stylus - dire straights (Subtitles) 15. The Upbeats and Noisia - loudmouth (free) 16. Nerf Mophix - octagon (Holy Bangers) 17. Scott Allen - we nah run (Soul Rebel) 18. dj Skill - spring jazz (Liquid Brilliants dub) 19. Jurassic and Bungoff - free way (Diamonds Soul) 20. 2Sides - take control (Сelcius) 21. Mr Joseph and David Rodigan - rodigan ( V)

Alexis and Kieran are joined by reggae DJ David Rodigan MBE. Plus Tim Burgess discusses his new solo album and Pete Paphides travels to 1967 via a vintage music magazine

This is the third and final episode of the Barry G specials. Barry G played an instrumental role in the explosion of Yellowman in 1982 after the Tastee Talent Show victory by Yellowman (Beenie Man took second place in 1982). We feature a 1983 interview with Winston Foster (Yellowman) where he discusses Barry G and then talk with Barry G about King Yellowman's rise to fame. Next is a JBC studio visit with Shabba Ranks, then more radio clips, a discussion on the Royal Philharmonic John Holt show where Barry G was an MC. Miguel Lorne is then interviewed by Barry G about the Bob Marley estate in 1989. *Many thanks to Barry G for his assistance in this Podcast, to Yellowman who we spoke with so many years ago, to David Rodigan, the great Mikey Dread, Don Topping, the A&P Crew from Ohio, and everyone else who has assisted in the creation of this podcast. Segments: Yellowman Interview (1983) Barry G Interview (2006) Yellowman at Reggae Sunsplash (5 August 1982,Jarrett Park Montego Bay) Barry G Interviews Shabba Ranks on JBC radio John Holt, Time, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Barry G interviews Miguel Lorne on the Bob Marley Estate, 1989 Barry G Interview Continued...

Born in Savona (Italy) from nigerian father and italian mother, this young artist is very close to his african roots. Reggae music is his heartbeat, from the childhood. Since he was a little boy he used to entertain his parents and friends singing Bob Marley songs.   His musical journey starts in 2002, when at the age of 15, he started developing his musical skills becoming singer and songwriter of the Italian Reggae band EAZY SKANKERS, founded with the bass player Andrea “Botta” Bottaro. The Band performed all around Italy in shows such as “Rototom Sunsplash” in 2005, “Arezzo Wave Love Festival” in 2006, “GoaBoa Festival” in 2007, and shared the stage with artistes like Giuliano Palma & The Bluebeaters, Sinhead O' Connor, Black Uhuru, Junior Kelly, David Rodigan, Bitty Mclean, Toots and the Maytals, Cocoa Tea, Turbulence, Gappy Ranks and the late “King of Ska” Desmond Dekker. Troy Stephen Born in KingstonJamaica, , his  love for music first manifested as a soloist in church. Stephen's foray into the realm of recorded music began with the single “Ruffer Than Ruff” recorded for the Telecom Label. The song was distributed by Dynamic Sounds and Stephen's performed under the stage name ‘Trojan'. As a singer/songwriter, Stephen consciously attempts to make each composition a soul-stirring message that uplifts and enlightens. This “message music” aspect of the artiste's repertoire is grounded in the drum and bass of roots reggae, though, his versatility allows him to create quality music for varied genres.The musical journey has led Stephen to establish his own Whirlwind Records Label on which he has recorded and released several singles. caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com

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My 1st Podcast - recorded live on dejavufm.com Showtime Wednesdays 14.00 - 16.00 GMT Tracklist: Hold The Line (Instrumental) - Major Lazer Death (Chase & Status Instrumental) - White Lies A Team (True Tiger RMX) - Ed Sheeran Flying Into Tokyo (Azedia Remix) - Magnetic Man Here With Me - Jakwob Blinded By The Lights (Nero Remix) - The Streets Getting Nowhere - Magnetic Man ft. John Legend Wildfire - SBTRKT Da Cali Anthem - Rusko Kingston Town (Remix) - Bassnectar Could this be real (Joker Remix) - Sub Focus RUN RABBIT RUN (v1) - STENCHMAN Doncamatic - Joker remix - Gorillaz Let It Go Remix - Blue Bear Motivation (Diplo Rmx) ft. Lil Wayne - Kelly Rowland Zumpi Hunter RIP - Terror Danjah Hard (Caspa & The Others 'The Dub Police Takeover' Remix) - Breakage ft. David Rodigan & Newham Generals Silence - Badness RUN TO THE ROOF - MAVERICK SABRE Money Where You're Mouth Is - Diezle & Fumin Animal Attraction - Roll Deep Full Attention - Terror Danjah & Ruby Lee Ryder Jungle (Remix) - Professor Green, Maverick Sabre, Klashnekoff, Wretch 32, Malik limb by limb short (c) - Bounty Killer, Ghetts, Shystie & Trilla Bad Boys (Blak Twang, Klashnekoff, Akala, Black the Ripper, Lowkey & AKS) (Radio Edit) - Swiss Jah Jah City (Produced By Jamal Hadaway) - Tor Cesay Every Gyal featuring Mavado [Clean] - Chipmunk Rolling In The Deep (Jamie XX Shuffle) - Adele You Better Leave Me (Shy FXs Dubtastic Mix) - Liam Bailey Oh Na Na - Rice & Peas Mix (Joe Grime Rmx) - Serocee

Cutline present a whole hour of heavy bass! Full tracklisting at http://www.ukfmusic.com/podcast Tracklist Aquasky - You Take Me There ft. Diane Charlemagne (Cutline Remix) [Passenger] Subscape - Screw Up [Dub Police] Camo & Krooked - All Fall Down ft. Shaz Sparks [Hospital Records] Chase & Status - Let Me Go ft. Mali (Nero Remix) [Mercury] Hadouken! - Mecha Love (LAXX Instrumental) [EMI] Cutline - Shrink Wrap [CDR] Robyn - Call Your Girlfriend (Feed Me Remix) [Konichiwa] Foreign Beggars - Still Getting It ft. Skrillex [Never Say Die] ShockOne - Crucify ft. Phetsta (Dubstep Mix) [Viper Recordings] ShockOne - Crucify ft. Phetsta (D&B Mix) [Viper Recordings] Noisia & Spor - Falling Through [Vision] Camo & Krooked - Breezeblock [Hospital Records] Chase & Status - No Problem [Mercury] The Prototypes - Cascade (Cutline Remix) [Infrared] Nero - Guilt (Culture Shock Remix) [MTA] Nero - Guilt VIP [MTA] Skrillex - First Of The Year [Atlantic] 16bit - FRZR9000 [MTA] Breakage - Hard ft. David Rodigan & Newham Generals (Caspa & The Others Remix) [Digital Soundboy] Feed Me - Blood Red [Mau5trap] Example & Skream - Shot Yourself In The Foot Again [Ministry of Sound] Wolfgang Gartner - Undertaker [Ultra Records] TAI - Big Bass Drum (Bart B More Remix) [OneLove] J Majik & Wickaman - In Pieces ft. Dee Freer (Secret Lemon Project Remix) [Ministry of Sound] Datsik - Overdose [Rottun Recordings] Flux Pavilion - Bass Cannon [Circus / UKF] Hadouken - Oxygen (Gemini Remix) [UKF] Skrillex - Ruffneck (Flex) [Atlantic] The Streets - In The Middle (Nero Remix) [679] Freestylers - Cracks ft. Belle Humble (Flux Pavilion Remix) [Never Say Die] Medics - Mind Your Own Business [Not Safe For Work] Gemini - Blue [Inspected] Chase & Status - Eastern Jam [Ram Records] Caspa - Marmite [Dub Police]

The 3rd installment of Speech's "Musical Safari" mix series. Time for some chocolate therapy! A huge part of your treatment is an infusion of African, Israeli, Indian, European, American & Australian music to your diet. Speech pounds out cathartic songs of joy, advice & encouragement from some of music's most prestigious teachers! After this therapeutic session, if your not cured of your blues... believe it, you ain't curable! Simply the most sweet sounds you'll hear anywhere. Everybody is a star - Sly & the family stone Clean up woman - Betty Wright Joy - Issac Hayes Always (Running away) - Mr. anonymous Ready or not - The Fugees Clap your hands - A tribe called quest Ghetto noir (African Hip Hop) - Smokey Mjanja (African Hip hop) - Wawesh Indian dutty - Taxi Gang Sorrow tears and blood - Fela Kuti Aankh naal - Kam Dhillon Pan - Panjabi MC (Feat. Jay - Z) Sabhyata - Karmix Hobo scratch - Malcolm Mclaren & the world famous supreme team show Life (feat. Wasu) - Metaphysics Kol ha kavod lirkod - Kosha Dillz Give me the light - Sean Paul Unknown african groove - Unknown artist Ingual se entonces - Gispy Kings Mama - Hugh Masekela Mathar - Indian vibes Mares - Indonesian artists Signed sealed delivered - Stevie Wonder Livin' it up - Bell & James All I do - Stevie wonder Harvest for the world - The Isley brothers Numbers - Kraftwerk I love music - The O'jays Feel the rhythm - B. B&F Lisa Millett A stronger man - Ben Watt Not a robot, but a ghost - Andrew Bird Idealistic (A - trak remix) - Digitalism Kalifornia - Fatboy Slim The last gospel - Fun-Da-Mental Paparazzi - Lady Gaga OMG (Kovas Ghetto beat mix) - Usher Raise your weapon - Deadmau5 Stop dat - Dizzee Rascal Hard (Feat. David Rodigan & Newham Generals) - Breakage Inner city (Semper Fi) - Arrested Development Music in my mind - Spaced Tronica Hello hello - mose fan fan (Congo) Hendry - Tarika Sammy (Madagascar) American (Sp remix) - Unknown artist Two feet (deep Metropolis) (feat. Alex johansson) Dreams are - late Toxic - Britney Spears Hell yeah (funky beats) - Bastard Dj's Crazy - Brooklyn bounce The theme (of progressive attack) - Brooklyn bounce Dr. Standby - Euforquestra Wawa - Hayfa Wehbe Find your love (remix) - Drake Unknown beat - Unknown artist House is your lamp - Unknown artist Louder than words - Unknown artist

This episode is all about the Bob Marley dubplate. Many sounds have claims to a Bob Marley Dubplate. This program features dub/specials/exclusives from David Rodigan, Jah Love/Gemini Sounds, King Jammy$, Killamanjaro. Also featured are interviews with Roger Steffens, David Rodigan, Jah Wise of Tippa Tone, Ricky Trooper, Candyman, Froggy of Pieces & Modd Squad Sounds, and Albert Griffiths. Is there an authentic Bob Marley Dubplate? Listen and find out. We also touch on the concept of the dubplate, the special, an exclusive, and soft wax. Reggae, dancehall, Tuff Gong, Jamaica, West Indies, Ska Rocksteady, Chris Blackwell, Kingston. Track Order: David Rodigan Interview Owen Gray & King Stitt, "On The Beach," Dancehall '63 LP, Studio One King Jammy$ Sound, "Mellow mood" Dubplate/special Froggy of Pieces & Modd Squad Sound, Interview Roger Steffens Interview Bob Marley, "Babylon Feel This One," Gemini Sound, 1978 Ricky Trooper Interview Killamanjaro vs. Poison Dart, 1995, "Bad card" Dubplate/special David Rodigan Interview Bob Marley, "Iron Lion Zion," mixed by Shawnie B, 1997 David Rodigan vs. Katarock, "Crazy Baldheads," Bunny Wailers Intro Jah Wise of Tippa Tone Sound, Interview, April 2000 Albert Griffiths Interview, 2004 CandyMan Interview CandyMan, "Alaska," Marley Culture CD, Sweetbeat Records, 1998

SENTINEL AUSTRIA TOUR 29.10.2010 2 x 2 Wien, Reigen 30.10.210 2 x 2 Linz, Stadtwerkschaft, 31.10.2010 2 x 2 St. Pölten, Warehouse /// Fr. 29.10.2010 2 x 2 Heckert Empire & Rockstone Dancehallqueen Contest hosted by Ranking Smo, Dj Sensay, Dj Gringo, Dj Rix Rax, Nactcafe, Leipzig // Sa. 30.10.2010 2 x 2 5 Years Rude 7! Samy Deluxe, Christoper Martin, Deebuzz Sound, Rude 7, Mannheim, 3 x 1 Galaxis Sound & Guests, 2 Raum, Schwetzingen, 2 x 2 Ruff Rebel Sound presents Slonesta, Vibes Galore, Badda Gyalore, JuZ, Weiden in der Oberpfalz // So. 31.10.2010 1 x 2 Catch A Fire / Druckhaus Festival, Samy Deluxe, Cassandra Steen, Dj Hell, Reiff Druckhalle, Offenburg, 1 x 2 Catch A Fire, David Rodigan, Jamaram, Jahcoustix, Lucky Punch, Universum, Stuttgart, 2 x 1 Pow Pow Movement presents "Stricktly Reggae", Pow Pow Movement, Petit Prince, Köln /// BUSY SIGNAL GERMANY TOUR endorsed by kingstonhot.de !!! WIN 1 x 2 FREE TICKETS IN EVERY CITY ! 1.11. Hamburg, Knust, 2.11. Berlin, Kesselhaus, 4.11. München, Backstage, 5.11. Stuttgart, Zapata - Party with DJ Meska /// Listen to win: 2 Tickets für Method Man & Redman live in Stuttgart am 16.11. werden in den nächsten drei Shows verlost!!!

cappuccino taste podcast #037 by spotovsky Tracklist: 01. Unknown Artist VS Bob Marley - Is This Love 02. Breakage - Justified (feat. Erin) 03. 16Bit - ADSL 04. The Silkie - Beauty 05. Breakage - hard (feat. David Rodigan & Newham Generals) 06. Vex'd - Fallen (Vex'd Remix - Original By Distance) 07. ITAL TEK - Black & White 08. F - Spacewalker 09. Command Strange - Morning, Noon & Night 10. Clubroot - Talisman 11. ITAL TEK - Subgiant 12. Marcus Visionary - The General (feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore) 13. Command Strange - When Your Love Comes Again (feat. Brownee) 14. Rusko - Hold On (feat. Amber Coffman) Genre: dubstep Size: 95.8 mb Length: 41 min 42 sec MPEG-1 layer 3 320 kbps 44100Hz

Another visit to cardiff from the legend that is David Rodigan. This time with a twist as part of a bigger drum n bass/dubstep event with other artists High Contrast, London Electricity, Cyantific, Break, Breakage, Vicious circle, Terror Danjah, Heatwave, Curtamos, Lung, Tolerance, Bridgwater Reggae Soundsystem and of course UPRISING SOUND!

Tracklist: 1.Hard (Caspa & The Others 'The Dub Police Takeover Remix)-Breakage ft. Newham Generals & David Rodigan 2.Emalkay - Explicit 3.Skream - What Did He Say 4.Skream - Burnin Up 5.Noah D - seerious 6.Emalkay - When I Look At You 7.Kito Feat. Reija Lee 8.Von D Feat. Phephe - Show Me 9.B.B.E. - 7 Days And One Week (Emalkay Remix)

HELLO UNIVERSE! Another day, another podcast. Recently we were in London with Major Lazer, and Diplo took the opportunity to interview BBC presenter and sound system operator Sir David 'Ramjam' Rodigan. Many of you must be like 'WHO!?' but in reggae dancehall circles, this man is a living legend. You see, the reggae dancehall arena is ruled by selectors and sound systems, and the mighty David Rodigan has been holding his own for more than thirty years. To paraphrase, back in the 60s it was about 'records, football and girls' when he first started going down to Jamaica. With his onstage antics and captivating story telling, he is as much a staple of dancehall culture as the music he plays. And make no mistake, this isn't any bland marketing gimmick - the man full up ah CHUNE, and still can kill sound and buss dance. So widout further ado, we bring to you, from waaay out inna inglan, Daaavid Rodigaaan....

Uprising presents.... Another visit to Cardiff of the legendary reggae dj DAVID RODIGAN!Real reggae classics and modern hits.... this show was full of vibes!www.uprisingsoundsystem.co.uk

Bigupradio.com presents dancehall promoting powerhouse CHIN of IRIS & CHIN this Thursday on KNOTTY DREAD RADIO. Hosted by Jah Marvin, KNOTTY DREAD RADIO is a weekly dancehall show that features the best of the best dancehall. IRISH & CHIN are throwing the 10th Anniversary of World Clash on Saturday, November 24, 2007. World Clash 2007 features Ninja Man vs David Rodigan, Beenie Man vs Tony Matterhorn and much much more. Don't miss this exclusive interview with Chin. Find out all about IRISH & CHIN and World Clash 2007 on this show. Tune into Bigupradio Dancehall this Thursday! ONE LOVE

Bristol and bass music have been happy bedfellows for a long, long time, but in recent years a new wave of producers, promoters and DJs have been properly shaking up the city's clubs, pubs, bars and warehouses, throwing traditional dub, reggae and dancehall flavours into the hotpot alongside dubstep, grime, ragga, breakcore and jungle — crews such as P.R.A.N.K., Dissident, Heatwave and Hench, and events such as Subloaded, Dubloaded, Toxic Dancehall and Ruffnek Diskotek, to name a few. Dub Boy, aka Tim Rayner, is one of the driving forces behind Ruffnek Diskotek — a regular fixture about town that sticks doggedly to its mantra of supplying 'riddim and bass to wind up yuh waist', roping in many of the scene's biggest names and all the best local acts to ensure the job gets done properly. Tim's quite a selector, having played alongside luminaries ranging from David Rodigan and Digital Mystikz to Klute and Congo Natty. He recently sent over this brand new 38-track reggae and dancehall mix to Spannered, which we're sure you'll agree is an absolute stonker. ^ The next Ruffnek Discotek takes place at The Croft, Bristol on Friday 2 November, with guests including Benga (Big Apple), Rossi B and Toddla T.   Tracklisting:  Collie Buddz — Blind To You (Black Chiney) Anthony Cruz — Lose Dem Head (Juke Boxx) Tanya Stephens — Let It Go Girl (Juke Boxx) Lady Saw — Good Men(Juke Boxx) Fantan Mojah — Jah Time (Juke Boxx) Chuck Fender — Gash Dem (Juke Boxx) Perfect — One Life (Irie Ites) Sizzla – Show More Love (Irie Ites) Lutan Fyah — A Lie (Irie Ities) Fantan Mojah — So Many Problems In The World (Irie Ites) Turbulence & Spectacular — High Grade (Irie Ites) YT— No Sandweed (Sativa) Daville — Blaze The Chalice (Maximum Sound) Burro Banton — Man Guinep (Maximum Sound) Ward 21 —– Ain’t No Fun (Maximum Sound) Shaggy, Red Fox & Screechie Dan — Girls Like (Massive B) Collie Buddz — What Ive Been Searching For (Massive B) Ill Inspector — Come Fight We (Massive B) Chezidek — Me Nah Run (Massive B) Movado — Dying (Daseca) Junior Reid — Stop Dip The Youths Them (JR Productions) Singer Blue — If I Know Jah Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry — Blackboard Jungle Dub (Clocktower) Alborosie — Holy Mount Zion (Maximum Sound) Chezidek — ? (Maximum Sound) Sizzla — Africa Prepare (Maximum Sound) Garisson Hawk — Gangster Roll (Marathon) Michael Rose — Jah Glory (African Star) Capleton — City Lock (African Star) Sizzla — Sing Mi Song African Star) Africa — Hills and Valley (African Star) Sizzla — Praise Ye Jah (Xterminator) Henry & Louis — How Can A Man (More Rockers) Mala & Alicia Keys Special (White) The Revolutionaries — Kunta Kinte (Pressure Sounds) Alborosie — Guess Who’s Coming (Forward) Pressure — Ghetto Life (Don Corleon) Alborosie — Kingston Town (Forward)