I've already heard through the grapevine some time back that both Stephen Marley and Damian Marley were in the studio working on new tunes. Not to say that Stephen is incapable of production like this, but it did catch me off guard...a little. Not that it's a bad thing. If making weird faces would end up stuck that way, "Bongo Nyah" would leave permanent damage, if this were true. Employing the lyrical style of veteran dancehall artist Spragga Benz makes it a serious "three the hard way" combo. ENJOY!
Showing posts with label Damian Marley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Damian Marley. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Stephen Marley Ft. Spragga Benz & Damian Marley: Bongo Nyah
I've already heard through the grapevine some time back that both Stephen Marley and Damian Marley were in the studio working on new tunes. Not to say that Stephen is incapable of production like this, but it did catch me off guard...a little. Not that it's a bad thing. If making weird faces would end up stuck that way, "Bongo Nyah" would leave permanent damage, if this were true. Employing the lyrical style of veteran dancehall artist Spragga Benz makes it a serious "three the hard way" combo. ENJOY!
Thursday, March 7, 2013
DJ Kool Emdee: Bashment Bass

Here's a little something I put together a couple of days ago that features some Dancehall, Dubstep, Jungle, Ragga-Trap and badman bass from dope cats like MC ZULU, Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley, Baby Cham, Daddy Mory, Doctor, Wu-Tang Clan, Cypress Hill, Ding Dong and more. If I get enough hits, i'll make it available as a free download. Help spread the word!
Labels:
Baby Cham,
Bashment Bass,
Cypress Hill,
Daddy Mory,
Damian Marley,
Dancehall,
Ding Dong,
DJ Kool Emdee,
Doctor,
Dubstep,
Hip-Hop,
Jungle,
MC Zulu,
MRK1,
Ragga-Trap,
The Record Realm,
Ward 21,
Wu-Tang Clan
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Christopher Ellis: Don't Change Your Number
Damian Marley just uploaded some new Reggae freshness to his Soundcloud page by Christopher Ellis, who's the youngest son of the legendary Rocksteady singer Alton Ellis. "Don't Change Your Number" is a pure party rocker that blends retro 60's Soul, Pop and Reggae. No info currently on an exact release date, but I smell something really good cookin'. Listen for a temporary fix until an official drop.
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