First off I’m going to kick down a Re-Edit Imade awhile ago that you can download for FREE (320kbps)
This is just a slice of the music you can expect if you are in SD this weekend, and you join on Adams Ave.for some UPTOWN BOOGIE . Get some…
Me and my dude DJ Peril will be manning the music selections for our first round inside Adams Avenue’s newest Nightlife Bar The Rabbit Hole. Bring your dancing shoes and your good vibes!
Big up Bob Green, Ana Brown , and La Bucky who bring you RPDB’s flagship broadcast: The Breakfast Burrito Club
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Green, La Bucky, Ana Brown
It’s a morning show that goes down Monday thru Friday from 8-10am right here —-> RADIO PULSO DEL BARRIO LIVE
The good people at Radio Pulso Del Barrio allowed me some time to rinse some new Reggae music for their upstart Community Radio project. This originally aired Nov. 2014
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CLICK HERE to stream this mix via Mixcrate.
You are all invited to joins us for Bob Green’s Birthday Party this Thursday (Jan 22nd)… All this Music and Culture going down at the Legendary Casbah with all these killer groups.
Plus, if you get there early, between 9 & 10 pm, you will probably find yourself a face full of FREE CHILIAQUILES!!!
And just so you know: it’s routine that I play strictly Cumbia hitters at all Roots Factory Events.
Love Is Not A Gamble Riddim originates from the original Love Is Not A Gamble tune by The Techniques produced by Duke Reid, and released in 1967 on Reid’s Treasure Isle imprint.
Since then the riddim has been re-licked time and time again, creating different angles on the riddim, as well as different hits including Garnett Silk – Love Me Baby, Barrington Levy – My Woman, Lone Ranger – Dancehall Style, Shabba Ranks – Wicked Inna Bed, and more recently one of my favorites off of the Peckings imprint:
Flash forward to 2014. Legendary Reggae Singer Jah Cure released another re-lick of the riddim that stretches the boundaries and limits of the Riddim, almost to the point of creating a whole new Riddim. But not quite. This powerful tune is one of my favorite Reggae Culture tunes of 2014:
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As a DJ, I sometimes utilize music sites like iTunes if I cannot find a higher quality version of what I’m looking for. (iTunes sells their tunes at 256kbps) To my delight when I went to check for this Jah Cure tune, low and behold they were offering an acapella. I sat on the acapella for a few days, wondering how in the world I could possibly remix this banger. It came to me in a dream:
I was dreaming I was playing a dance (because that’s what DJs dream about apparently), and I had just ran the Janet Lee Davis version of the riddim, and right after I pulled out a version of the riddim with Jah Cure’s acapella riding over the top, and was like “BOOM! That’s it!” I woke up, got out of bed and got to editing.
So if you bothered to read this far down in my rambling, I’ll reward you with a free download of the remix, in full AIFF quality. All you gotta do is CLICK HERE and follow the instructions.
Sidenote, this remix actually got reposted through Jah Cure’s social media which got me hyped because he is one of my favorite artists. Since he is one of my favorite artists, I will end this post with a couple of my favorite Jah Cure videos and tunes from past and present.
For a time our mantra was FREE JAH CURE
Big up Jah Cure every time!
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