Podcasts about reggae rajahs

This episode of Fresh Out The Box features Sourodeep Guha a.k.a Stain, a Delhi based bass music producer mainly focusing on genres like Reggae, Dub, Dancehall, Dubstep and Jungle. He has shared the stage with artists such as Reggae Rajahs, Delhi Sultanate, Daisuke Tanabe, CEE, Flowdan, Skeptical and Egoless. Join Stain in conversation w/ RJ Subhalakshmi, as he talks about his EP 'Demon child', his days as BoxoutFM studio manager and some crazy life experiences.

"G. Sidhu kicks off the Bhangra segment with his song for Punjabi farmers, prompting a throwback from DJ Sanj celebrating the land of five rivers. In the beyond segment, Sweat Shop Boys, Ritviz, Reggae Rajahs and more. Kisaan Sun De - G.Sidhu feat. Urban Singh Liggi - Ritviz 00:00 - Intro 01:19 - Kisaan Sun De - G.Sidhu feat. Urban Singh 03:52 - Punjabi Panga - DJ Rags feat. Nirmal Sidhu, Nav Sidhu, K-Singh 07:11 - Apna Punjab - DJ Sanj 10:43 - Time Charkda - Nimrat Khaira 13:39 - Teri Gali - Barbie Maan 17:09 - Majhail - AP Dhillon, Gurinder Gill & Manni Sandhu 20:00 - Lamborghini - Khan Bhaini feat. Shipra Goyal 23:04 - Charka - Jaz Dhami, Mitika Kanwar 26:26 - Dmnd Gbru - Tigerstyle, Srbjt Ldh 30:09 - Nagini - Jasmine Sandlas 32:21 - Rab Jinna - Bups Saggu, Hargun Kaur 36:30 - Mic Break 38:01 - Liggi - Ritviz 41:01 - Kerala - Caj Flow 43:57 - Sufi La - Swet Shop Boys 46:15 - Dubstep Halal - Zeb 50:50 - Koi Bol Ram - Sonny Singh 54:00 - Far Away - Reggae Rajahs 58:24 - Outro 58:40 - Finish "

"Panjabi MC album, The Raj, turns ten and yielded one of his unintended biggest tunes, as well as one that reflects the sounds of the 2010's. Plus, Divine, Delhi’s Reggae Rajahs, and an expert in dubanomics in the beyond segment. Big Day Party - Panjabi MC, Kuldeep Manak Gandhi Money - Divine 00:00 - Intro 02:00 - Big Day Party - Panjabi MC, Kuldeep Manak 05:57 - Moorni - Panjabi MC 10:19 - Nach Di De - Panjabi MC 14:24 - Jatti - Panjabi MC 19:14 - Picha Na Chadi - Panjabi MC 22:59 - Tombi - Panjabi MC 27:28 - Standard - Panjabi MC 30:44 - Pind De Kuri - Panjabi MC 34:25 - Kuri Di Pind - Panjabi MC 39:05 - Dil De More - Panjabi MC 45:00 - Mic Break 47:37 - Gandhi Money - Divine 50:32 - Far Away - Reggae Rajahs 54:55 - Annihilation Of Dub - Dr. Das 59:45 - Outro 60:06 - Finish "

Diggy Dang talks to Deadly Hunta ahead of his gig at the Raggadub festival held at Raasta. They talk about his journey into music, major career turning points and his latest album "Supa Heru". This mix includes some of Deadly Hunta's biggest tunes, Reggae Rajahs dubplates and selections from his "Supa Heru" LP.

On June 7th, we had the mighty Apache Indian in the studio for a chat with the Reggae Rajahs. They spoke about his new album In Ja which traces the Don Rajah's reggae roots and also marks 25 years since he got signed to the legendary Island Records. The playlist includes selections from his new album, plus some classic hits and a few exclusive remixes to tie things up nice and irie.

What's good, you guys! Back again with a fresh new episode with General Zooz from Indias first reggae group, Reggae Rajahs. General Zooz talks about reggae music, its culture and growth in India and explains the various sub-genres under it.  To Sum it up this is you reggae 101 masterclass by one of the top reggae Performers in India. We also talk about his journey, the challenges promoting the genre, and how Reggae Rajahs happened! About General Zooz A founding member of New Delhi based group Reggae Rajahs, General Zooz is a stage entertainer who is equally comfortable as an MC or DJ. He has been active in India for the last 9 years, appearing at festivals like Sunburn, VH1 Supersonic, NH7 Weekender, Sulafest, and Ziro Festival amongst others. General Zooz has performed in over 20 countries and has opened for acts like Snoop Dogg, Major Lazer, Shaggy, UB40, and Apache Indian. He is a co-founder of India's largest reggae festival, Goa Sunsplash. While reggae and dancehall remain his musical weapons of choice, Zooz's foundations were made strong by an early love of hip hop. His immersion into Jamaican music and culture has also led Zooz on a journey to include soca, afrobeats, jungle, and some heavy bass elements into his sets. Inspired by the incredible energy of the Caribbean, General Zooz pays special attention to entertainment value and audience interaction in his performances DOWNLOAD The Brkthru Podcast App now:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=oyku.creator.the_brkthru_podcast Share-subscribe-like: If you love the podcast definitely consider following or subscribing to the podcast on Spotify, apple podcast, and google podcast. This will surely help us reach a wider audience. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6uah5qabyTJwhW6krrC7NH Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/the-brkthru-podcast/id1498691455 Support the show: Supporting The Brkthru Podcast will ensure we keep making the show you love If you want to support the podcast further you can choose to do the same at a nominal fee starting at 0.99$ per month, this will motivate us to continue to create such content. Click on the support button: https://anchor.fm/rohan-gaikwad/support Choose to be a patron to unlock exclusive benefits -https://www.patreon.com/join/Thebrkthrupodcast Connect with your host:  We would love to connect with you. Get in touch with us on the following platforms. FB: https://www.facebook.com/brkthrumusic Website: thebrkthrupodcast.com Insta: https://www.instagram.com/brk_thru/ Mail: thebrkthrupodcast@gmail.com Show Credits Host/Producer - Rohan Gaikwad Mastering - Pushkar Tribhuvan Video editor - It's me! (Sahil Sabnani) Editor - Rohan Gaikwad Special Thanks to Joy Makasare, Priyanka Sinha, Yogesh Diddee & Quentin Braganza --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebrkthrupodcast/support

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On a lovely warm sweet smelling night, in a dark garden in Goa, I talked to the Reggae Rajahs about lighting the Reggae fire in India. Also about their baby The Goa Reggae Festival.

This is the 2nd and final part of DJ MoCity's story. In this episode, DJ MoCity discusses the music scene, his obsession for nutella and its inspiration with Motellacast, his future plans, 3rd wave coffee, Soulection, Sole DXB, Meet D3 and many more.  joins the guys by the Dukkan and shares an incredible journey that made him the artist that he is today. They spoke about his story growing up in India, how he got into the music business, Reggae Rajahs, being stuck at Iraq, traveling the world, making Dubai and the UAE a home, building a community, and how what inspired us to create the Dukkan Show Grab a seat and tune in to the conversation. From Dubai to the rest of the world. ----- Dukkan Show Links: Website Facebook Instagram Twitter ----- The Hosts:OT: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Toofless: SoundCloud Irshad: Twitter | Instagram ----- About DJ MoCity: Born in Baghdad, raised in New Delhi, and now based in Dubai, Mohammed Uraibi Abood (aka DJ MoCity) is a music entrepreneur and DJ with a passion for authentic music from all around the world. Since his early days as a hip-hop loving teenager in New Delhi, Mohammed has grown into a highly experienced and respected musical taste maker whose personal choices and interests have illuminated the way for thousands more to follow. By tirelessly pushing his sounds and the musicians he loves to new audiences, he has been a key figure in the development of the independent music scene in India, and in a few short years has left an indelible mark on the national scene.  Website Facebook Instagram Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the 1st part of 2 of DJ MoCity's story. DJ MoCity joins the guys by the Dukkan and shares an incredible journey that made him the artist that he is today. They spoke about his story growing up in India, how he got into the music business, Reggae Rajahs, being stuck at Iraq, traveling the world, making Dubai and the UAE a home, building a community, and how what inspired us to create the Dukkan Show Grab a seat and tune in to the conversation. From Dubai to the rest of the world. ----- Dukkan Show Links: Website Facebook Instagram Twitter ----- The Hosts:OT: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Toofless: SoundCloud Irshad: Twitter | Instagram ----- About DJ MoCity: Born in Baghdad, raised in New Delhi, and now based in Dubai, Mohammed Uraibi Abood (aka DJ MoCity) is a music entrepreneur and DJ with a passion for authentic music from all around the world. Since his early days as a hip-hop loving teenager in New Delhi, Mohammed has grown into a highly experienced and respected musical taste maker whose personal choices and interests have illuminated the way for thousands more to follow. By tirelessly pushing his sounds and the musicians he loves to new audiences, he has been a key figure in the development of the independent music scene in India, and in a few short years has left an indelible mark on the national scene.  Website Facebook Instagram Twitter

This is the 1st part of 2 of DJ MoCity's story. DJ MoCity joins the guys by the Dukkan and shares an incredible journey that made him the artist that he is today. They spoke about his story growing up in India, how he got into the music business, Reggae Rajahs, being stuck at Iraq, traveling the world, making Dubai and the UAE a home, building a community, and how what inspired us to create the Dukkan Show Grab a seat and tune in to the conversation. From Dubai to the rest of the world. ----- Dukkan Show Links: Website Facebook Instagram Twitter ----- The Hosts:OT: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Toofless: SoundCloud Irshad: Twitter | Instagram ----- About DJ MoCity: Born in Baghdad, raised in New Delhi, and now based in Dubai, Mohammed Uraibi Abood (aka DJ MoCity) is a music entrepreneur and DJ with a passion for authentic music from all around the world. Since his early days as a hip-hop loving teenager in New Delhi, Mohammed has grown into a highly experienced and respected musical taste maker whose personal choices and interests have illuminated the way for thousands more to follow. By tirelessly pushing his sounds and the musicians he loves to new audiences, he has been a key figure in the development of the independent music scene in India, and in a few short years has left an indelible mark on the national scene.  Website Facebook Instagram Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Born in Baghdad, raised in New Delhi, and now expanding further around the world spreading his message of cross-cultural understanding through the common denominator of music - Mohammed Abood a.k.a. DJ MoCity is a music entrepreneur that's been hustling his way around Asia and beyond for the past decade. With roots firmly based in hip-hop, he has entertained crowds and organised events all over the India whilst also being the creative force behind “Dubstation” at Bacardi NH7 Weekender. A stage that has tirelessly promoted genres such as dub, reggae, hip-hop, glitch-hop, dubstep and drum and bass – all on a large mainstream platform. Don't forget the Rajahs either. The last five years have seen DJ MoCity, Diggy Dang and Mr Herbalist, turn their infectious passion for reggae music into a national sensation as Reggae Rajahs. Their enthusiasm and determination has seen them create strong international bonds placing India firmly on the tight-knit reggae map whilst consciously sharing their achievements with a very real and dedicated fan base. Five years has even seen the clan grow from three into five with new recruits Ziggy B and BeLights. As a solo figure, DJ MoCity is evidently a forward thinking DJ. Moving through a whopping 70 tracks in just over 100 minutes, the session on hand is rife with pulsing rhythms, R&B grooves, and washy synths yet with the music never feeling hurried. We suspect MoCity's current favorites feature heavily in proceedings, with a few selections also coming from local producers based in both India and Pakistan. On a technical level, the transitions are generally pretty short, with one track subtly and quickly fading into the next. And while the mix has its bumper moments, the overall pace is beat heavy and groove consistent. It's not hard to figure that MoCity clearly knows where the dancefloor is located, yet at this point he's just showing off his impressive beat catalogue, and we're happily tagging along for the ride. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/6204-wild-city-080-dj-mocity

This one's been a long time coming. As one half of Bay Beat Collective (BBC), Sohail Arora has been pushing low end sounds for over 4 years. His solo project Ez Riser aims to showcase newer forms of exactly that, yet with particular focus on glitch-hop and electronica (with a touch of hip-hop). A self confessed music geek and influenced by artists such as Koan Sound, Spoonbill, Opiuo and Griz (all currently destroying dancefloor's across the world), it's not hard to see where he gets his patronage for bass. As the founder of KRUNK, India's foremost alternative booking agency and events crew, Sohail has also over the years been responsible for touring acts such as Concord Dawn, Klute, London Elektricity, Koan Sound and Dub Phizix across India, whilst representing some of the freshest local sounds, including at a time, Dualist Inquiry and Reggae Rajahs with more recent additions such as Delhi Sultanate, BASSFoundation, Ox7gen and Sandunes. If like us, you've kept your ear to the ground, you'll know that he's done a lot. Ever attend any of the editions of BASS CAMP Festival? That's him too. Ultimately, it's Ez Riser's fidelity to the low end that ties his sound (and most probably life) together. And in truly well expected fashion, Wild City #051 absolutely bangs. From the stuttering almost-booty beat of Snareophobe's 'Stress Relief', right through to the fluttering groove of Heyoka's 'Glibidy Glob' and the hyper 'Eastern Thug', this is a mix made with the dancefloor in mind as much as the bedroom. And although the sounds may be familiar, the vibe is undeniably fresh - simply solid all the way through and that's more than enough. Fill your boots. "Introduction to glitch; Introducing a wide range of glitch influences, new and old on my 1st ever Wild City mix. Strictly for your best pair of headphones or sound system. Hope y'all like it." - Ez Riser For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/3714-wild-city-051-ez-riser

Reggae Rajahs are India's first and foremost reggae sound system. That much you should know. For the past 4 years they have been steadily building a loyal and dedicated fanbase across the country, exclusively pushing genres such as reggae, dancehall, dub, ska and rocksteady. This week they will be celebrating 4 years with a self programmed, curated and promoted tour in association with The Polish Institute. As has become a tradition over the years, they will also be celebrating Bob Marley's (68th) birthday within these dates: Last year saw the trio complete a landmark year. Alongside a European tour they had performances at festivals such as SulaFest, NH7 Weekender, Ragasthan and Sunburn, whilst also supporting Snoop Dogg in Delhi to much acclaim from press and fans alike. It's been an absolute pleasure watching this dynamic trio grow over the years. From winning the very first reggae soundclash in a 200 capacity club (up against BASSFoundation) to hosting Dub Station at the NH7 Weekender, playing Outlook Festival in Croatia and supporting Snoop Dogg in New Delhi, their positive lyrics, MC'ing style, role as selectors and choice of touring artists has reflected in their progression as one of India's fastest growing live acts. Supporting them on this tour will be Dreadsquad, who rank amongst Poland's premier music producers. Creating music that can broadly be classified as reggae/dancehall, they combine elements of ska, rocksteady, breakbeat, jungle and dubstep, pushing forward a unique fusion of bass heavy sounds. And as a little treat the Rajahs have put together a mix that elegantly folds together 24 tracks all produced by Dreadsquad, all within 34 minutes. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/3430-wild-city-048-reggae-rajahs-4-year-anniversary-mix