A Guide Thru Reggae Music

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Zion Gate Riddim

The Zion Gate Riddim was first heard in 1977, when legend Joe Gibbs produced Culture's, "Zion Gate."  In 2001, Lion Paw released a new age version that featured a bunch of good songs.  Half Pint's, "Suzie," and Luciano's, "Come Away," are both classics.  George Nooks sounds great on his re-make of the title track, "Zion Gate," and Junior Kelly is at his best on, "You Can Make It."  My favorite tune is Warrior King's "Virtuous Woman," (also the title of his debut album 'Virtuous Woman').
-KT

 1.  Ultimate Shines- Call On Jah
 2.  Pete King- Chalice Nuh Fi Empty
 3.  Devonte- Chances Are
 4.  Luciano- Come Away
 5.  Supa Barry- Eye Water Shed
 6.  Prince Mohammed- Forty Leg Dread
 7.  Glen Ricks- Love From Your Heart
 8.  L.U.S.T.- Run Free
9.  Half Pint- Suzie
 10.  Warrior King- Virtuous Woman
 11.  Glen Washington- Wanna Take You Home




DOWNLOAD- Zion Gate Riddim

Friday, November 18, 2011

The Wailers & Duane Stephenson- Monday, November 21 @ Higher Ground

On Monday, November 21st, The Wailers will be headlining at Higher Ground in South Burlington, Vermont.  Originally consisting of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh & Bunny Wailer, the band now carries on their legacy, performing Marley songs all night long.  If you haven't seen the Wailers before, I highly recommend checking them out.  Who doesn't love Bob Marley?  Duane Stephenson is the opening act.  He's a poetic lover's rock singer who has worked with artists such as Dean Fraser & Tarrus Riley.  His most popular song is "August Town."

Doors- 8pm
Show- 8:30
All Ages
$20 advance/ $22 day of show

-KT


Saturday, November 12, 2011

DJ KT- Rise Up Volume 3

Green Mountain Massive presents their latest mixtape...Rise Up Volume 3.
DJ KT blends the latest and greatest riddims of 2010/2011.  Dedicated to our good friend Hawks.  Rise Up MASSIVE!!
-KT


Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Automatic Riddim

The Automatic Riddim was released in 2009 on Penthouse Records and was one of the best lover's rock riddims of the year.  The biggest hit and my favorite track is Richie Spice's conscious vibe, "Jah Never Let Us Down," (also featured on his album Book of Job).  Romain Virgo produces another hit with, "Love Doctor," while Marcia Griffiths sounds good on both her solo track, "Love Is Automatic," and her unlikely combination alongside Busy Signal, titled "Keeping It Real."  Also check out Queen Ifrica's, "Lioness On The Rise," not featured on this album.
-KT


 1.  Bunny Rugs- It's You
 2.  Marica Griffiths- Love Is Automatic
 3.  Daville- Tonight Is Yours
 4.  Peetah Morgan- Bye Bye
 5.  Torch- Treat Her Like A Lady
 6.  Red Foxx- My Baby
 7.  Richie Spice- Jah Never Let Us Down
 8.  Spanner Banner- Rolling Stone
 9.  Snatcha- Love Boat
10.  Conkarah- Rude Boy Love
11.  Marcia Griffiths ft. Busy Signal- Keeping It Real
12.  Romain Virgo- Love Doctor
13.  Mr. Mojo- River Nile
14.  Penthouse Records- Automatic Riddim Version


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Automatic Riddim

Friday, October 21, 2011

Bomboflow Riddim

Straight out of Burlington, Vermont, Selector Dubee and Upsetta Records released the Bomboflow Riddim in August, 2011.  It has an upbeat vibe & old school baseline, and has to be the hit riddim of Fall 2011.  Collie Buddz leads the way with his hit tune "Too Watchy," while Kali Blaxx produces an equally strong tune in "Farmer Man."  The always steady Admiral Tibet produces another good one titled, "Give A Little," while newcomers Fyakin and Zamunda give us glimpses of their young careers with "Old Vibes," and "Change Gonna Come."
-KT



 1.  Stikki Tantafari- A No You Alone
 2.  Khago- Can't Take Bun
 3.  Zamunda- Change Gonna Come 
 4.  Ras Penco- Every Step
 5.  Kali Blaxx- Farmer Man
 6.  Bredren B- Hail H.I.M.
 7.  Jah Barie- Music
 8.  Ras Q- Never Know
9.  Fyakin- Old Vibes
10.  Anthony John- Pan Di Line
11.  Power Man- Purge Dem
12.  Admiral Tibet- Give A Little
13.  Cario- Grab A Girl
14.  Universal Speakers- Rub A Dub Girl
15.  Jah Thunder- Ruff Inna Di Giddeon
16.  Malijah- So Long
17.  Deva Bratt- Stress Away
18.  Collie Buddz- Too Watchy


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Bomboflow Riddim

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Dis Ya Time Riddim

Bost & Bim produced the Dis Ya Time Riddim in 2007, a re-make of the original 1975 Ital's tune, "Ina Dis Ya Time," (also previously relicked by Yellowman on his 1980 tune/riddim, "Operation Radication").  Queen Omega gives us the best song with "Big Up Papa," paying tribute to her 'heavenly father.'  Sizzla preaches "Good Over Evil," Natty King sings 'one time' "For My People," and the 3-the-hard-way combination of Lyricson, Natty King, and Singing Melody sound good together on "Government Live Fi War."
-KT



 1.  Natty King- For My People
 2.  Sizzla- Good Over Evil
 3.  Turbulence & Jah Mali- Stay Strong
 4.  Queen Omega- Big Up Papa
 5.  Likie D- The One You Love
 6.  Alpheus- Need To Know
 7.  Natty King, Lyricson, & Singing Melody- Government Live Fi War
 8.  Mark Wonder- Jah Never Fail I
 9.  Steady Ranks- Instrument Of War
 10.  Chezidek- Rastafari Knos
 11. Oba Simba- Hanky Panky
 12.  Ryan- Rastafari Knows
 13.  Levi Myaz- What Would You Do
 14. Boom & Bim- Dis Ya Time Riddim



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Dis Ya Time Riddim

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Buy Out Riddim

In 2001, VP Records presented the Buy Out Riddim as the nineteenth installment of their 'Riddim Driven' series.  It's a simple dancehall riddim that features a wicked backdrop that will get you moving.  Sean Paul leads the way with his hit song, "Like Glue," a song that peaked at thirteenth on the Billboard Top 100.  My favorite track is T.O.K's anthem, "Money to Burn," a song expressing they 'just got paid and got a little money to burn.'  The 'King of Dancehall,' Beenie Man, produces a solid track in "Miss L.A.P." (which stands for Lovely Awesome Person).  Elan sounds good on his re-makes of two classic songs, Neil Diamond's, "Red Red Wine," and Bob Marley's, "Put It On."  I don't like a lot of dancehall, but this riddim is definitely a classic.
-KT



 1.  Mr. Easy- Drive Me Crazy
 2.  Beenie Man- Miss L.A.P.
 3.  Notch- Nuttin Nuh Go So
 4.  Sean Paul- Like Glue
 5.  Bud- Tonight
 6.  T.O.K.- Money 2 Burn
 7.  Sadeki- Gal Dem Everytime
 8.  Elan- Red Red Wine
 9.  Tanto Metro & Devonte- That Fire
 10.  Spragga Benz- Real Niggas
 11.  Voicemail- Work It Out
 12.  Elan- Put It On
 13.  Gabriel- When You See Me


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Buy Out Riddim

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Goldmine Riddim

Gargamel Productions released the Goldmine Riddim in 2009.  With only seven songs featured on this one, the result was just a few that were worthwhile.  Gramps doesn't sound the same, on "Higher (In Love)," without the rest of the Morgan Heritage family, and Buju Banton produces an unusually slow love song with "Buy Love."  Delly Ranx gives us a good listen with "Murderer," but the most popular song has to be Gyptian's "Money Man."  My favorite song though comes from an unknown artist, Benjamin, with his track, "Woman You Hot," because the 'girls dem love di Benjamin.'

Big Ups to DJ BenJammin' on his birthday!!
-KT

 1.  Benjamin- Woman You Hot
 2.  Buju Banton- Buy Love
 3.  Delly Ranx- Murder
 4.  Gramps (Morgan)- Higher In Love
 5.  Gyptian- Money Man
 6.  New Kidz- Hot Gal Sum'n
 7.  Wicka Man- Buss The Square
 8.  Goldmine Riddim Version



DOWNLOAD- Goldmine Riddim

Friday, September 23, 2011

Cardiac Strings Riddim

CR203 Productions presents the Cardiac Strings Riddim (September 2011).  Tarrus Riley, the KING-of-Conscious, leads the riddim with his tune "Karma," and it's great to hear new vibes from Jah Cure--check him on his tune "Nothing."  Any riddim looks promising with Tarrus and Jah Cure on the tracklist, but the rest are pretty disappointing.  Alaine's vocals are soothing as always on "Bye Bye Bye," however I can't get past the chorus, and do yourself a favor and skip Chris Martin's song "Cheater's Prayer" as well. 

Big Ups to Tarrus on this one! Bless up.
-BenJammin'



 1.  Alaine- Bye Bye Bye
 2.  Cecile- If You
 3.  Christopher Martin- Cheaters Prayer
 4.  Jah Cure- Nothing
 5.  Tarrus Riley- Karma
 6.  Voicemail- Loves Me For Me


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Cardiac Strings Riddim

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Barrington Levy tonight @ Club Metronome

Don't miss reggae legend Barrington Levy tonight (9/21/11) at Club Metronome in Burlington, VT!  After canceling multiple stops on his east-coast tour due to Hurricane Irene, Barrington has returned to the stage.  As one of the original singers on the dancehall scene, Levy has been performing for nearly two and a half decades, and remains Jamaica's #1 headliner.  Whether you're a reggae fan or not, you'll recognize his voice, so don't miss the chance to see one of the best!!

DJ Big Dog and Demus will be providing the vibes before and after the show.

Doors at 9:00pm
Show at 9:00pm
21+ event
Tickets are $30 at the door

-KT

Sunday, September 4, 2011

I Feel Good Riddim

Beautiful sunny day here in Vermont, which always makes me feel good, so here you go.  Penthouse/VP Records produced the I Feel Good Riddim in 2008--although not an official full album it has featured a few huge tunes over the past couple years.  The biggest song is from one of the most popular lover's rock singers reggae has ever seen, the sweet-singing Beres Hammond with "I Feel Good."  Rising star Romain Virgo's first major hit, "Mi Caan Sleep," was released on this riddim, which eventually led him to the top of the Jamaican charts.  A song that I really like is from an unlikely artist with General Degree's "Jah Will Provide."  Mostly known for his dancehall tracks, his strong voice sounds just right over the sax heavy beat.  Do more reggae songs please.
-EB



DOWNLOAD- I Feel Good Riddim

Friday, July 22, 2011

Introducing: The Essential 2011 Summer Mix

From DJ Squalsh and DJ Benjah comes this hot hot mix of summer tunes.  All GMMassive crew get this one on your iPod for this weekend.  It's gonna be a hot one out there so get to some water and Jam this one Loud!  Check the track list for your favorite artists. See you the 28th Benjah!!  Bless Up.
-BenJammin'



Friday, July 15, 2011

Captain Riddim

From Yard Vybz Entertainment comes the Captain Riddim, released in January 2011.  This dark, echo-heavy riddim has conscious tunes that are serious--addressing the appalling conditions and mistreatment so many live with everyday.  Check tracks from Wayne Marshall, Tarrus Riley, Sizzla Kalonji, Jah Cure and Pressure.  'Jah could never give the power to no heathen, no sheathen.'  Listen.  Bless.
-BenJammin'



 1.  Sizzla- Murder Star
 2.  Tarrus Riley- Soul Grabber
 3.  Jah Cure- Feel It
 4.  Wayne Marshall- Captain
 5.  Yard Vybz Entertainment- Captain Riddim Version



BUY NOW- Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Captain Riddim

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Clearly Riddim

With deep roots in Burlington, VT, Itation Records has seen their early days from spinning at college parties, weekly shows on UVM's 90.1 WRUV, and in between sets of reggae acts around town turn into working with the biggest names in modern roots reggae and producing numerous internationally successful riddims/albums.  Now mainly based out of Northern California, they produced the Clearly Riddim in May of 2010 along with the help of France's Tune In Crew.  It features 17 tracks, a steady one-drop, and a soothing guitar lick in the background that really makes the riddim stand out.  Both big names and reggae newcomers make up the artist list, but my two favorite songs were also the first two singles released.  Building off from previous collaborations, Itation and up and coming Jamaican singer Kali Blaxx work well together again on "Nah Trust Them."  My favorite track is from St. Thomas, VI's Pressure with "Be What You Want To Be."  Others worth listening to are Lutan Fyah's "Jah Will," Fantan Mojah's "Bust The Chain," and Zareb with "Bless The Farmer."  Some high quality reggae that started right down the street!
-EB


 1.  Mega Banton- One Day
 2.  Pressure- Be What You Want To Be
 3.  Kali Blaxx- Nah Trust Them
 4.  Nah Switch- Highest Set Of Weed
 5.  Lutan Fyah- Jah Will
 6.  Fantan Mojah- Bust The Chain
 7.  Al Pancho- The Way
 8.  Zareb- Bless The Farmer
 9.  Ras Matthew ft. Jah Sun- Warrior
10.  Khari Kill- Chant Rain Showers
11. Delly Ranx- Don't Choose Me
12.  Ras Indio- Look In Your Eyes
13.  Lady Passion- No Place Like Home
14.  Messenjah Selah- Higher Ground
15.  Omar Perry- Those Were The Days
16. Reason- Long Talk
17.  Tune In Crew- Clearly Riddim Version  


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Clearly Riddim

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Island Vibes Riddim

Not sure about the GMMassive crew, but I have been on a Tarrus Riley kick this summer.  His most recent album, 'Contagious,' was released in the summer of 2009 and his lyrics are consistently conscious and always backed by stellar vocals.  If you don't have it, get it!  Be sure to check the Island Vibes Riddim, produced by Chimney Records and released in January of this year, for another hot Tarrus track.  On "Never Leave I," I have no doubt you'll be singing along to the chorus by the second time around.  Konshens also has a great tune over this laid-back riddim with "Represent" and you can hear him alongside Tarrus on "Good Girl Gone Bad" off the 'Contagious' album.  Feel the good vibes.  Bless!
-BenJammin'


 1.  Bugle- I Don't Worry
 2.  I-Octane- Once More
 3.  Khago- Energy
 4.  Kibaki- Jah Children Beware
 5.  Konshens- Represent
 6.  Serani- Don't Call The Cops
 7.  Stein- Fall In Love
 8.  Tarrus Riley- Never Leave I
 9.  Chimney Records- Island Vibes Riddim Version


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Island Vibes Riddim

Friday, July 8, 2011

Silver Plate Riddim

Juke Boxx Productions released the Silver Plate Riddim in November of 2009 and it featured only five songs.  Out of the five, only two were worthwhile, but I would've loved to see more artists featured over this smooth one-drop because it's one of those riddims that can produce some really creative tunes.  The most popular song is Busy Signal's relationship regret song, "You Never Knew."  My favorite track is from one of my favorite artists, once again Lutan Fyah with "You Got Me."
-EB


1.  Busy Signal- You Never Knew
 2.  Karl Morrison & Tameka Marshall- Choice By Choice
 3.  Lutan Fyah- You Got Me
 4.  Peetah Morgan- Saying Goodbye
 5.  Raw Deal- Wasting No Time 




BUY NOW- Amazon

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Stephen Marley Saturday, July 9th @ Higher Ground

Did you have to read that title twice?  Still don't believe it?  Check It!  Stephen has a remarkably powerful sound and vocals that one could mistake for Bob.  His debut album "Mind Control" was released in 2007 and hit No. 1 on the charts.  Richie Spice threw a nice cap on the July 4th weekend this past Monday, The Itals had us jamming in June and NOW we got Stephen Marley playing a SATURDAY night show.  I want to see all Green Mountain Massive crew at Higher Ground.  Show 9:00pm.  Tix $26.  All Ages.

Here's a couple nuggets!  Bless.
-BenJammin'


MH Family & Friends Vol 1/Liberation Riddim

Morgan Heritage is known more for producing songs than riddims, but in 1999 they released the first set of tunes from what later became a three volume series.  Released on the Morgan family record label HMG, Family & Friends Vol. 1, also known as the Liberation Riddim, is most well known for the song "Jah Jah City" by Capleton.  If you don't have this song, you HAVE to get it.  The riddim also features the Morgan family representing on three different levels, beginning with Morgan Heritage's "Liberation," siblings LMS on "Never," and father Denroy Morgan with "Link Up."  Bushman's voice is "Truly Great" on this one--very much resembling Luciano's.  Jah Cure's "Love the Solution" and the slower Ras Shiloh tune "Unto Zion" are worth listening to as well.  Each volume contains a medley track produced by MH.
-KT


 1.  Morgan Heritage- Liberation
 2.  Capleton- Jah Jah City
 3.  LMS- Never
 4.  Stevie Culture- No More
 5.  Jah Cure- Love The Solution
 6.  Ras Shiloh- Unto Zion
 7.  Denroy Morgan- Link Up
 8. Morgan Heritage & Toots Hibbert- Fellowship
 9.  Pinchers- Say Jah
10.  Jahmali- Naturality
11.  Military Man- Give Thanks
12.  Jackwell Miyah- Ethiopian Prayer
13.  Don Marshall- Gretting
14.  Adigun Minkaha- A True Mi Black
15- Prince Theo- Can't Forget The Times
16.  Bushman- Truly Great
17.  Mikal Asher- Chant
18.  Moses I- Natural Beauty
19. Mount Zion Medley- Morgan Heritage, Capleton, Jah Cure, LMS, Ras Shiloh & Bushman


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- MH Family & Friends Vol 1/Liberation Riddim

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Great Show Last Night!

A couple Richie Spice tunes to cap off last night...enjoy.
-EB



Monday, July 4, 2011

Fire Kloud Riddim

Nastic Music produced the Fire Kloud Riddim in February of 2011 and it only features five songs so far.  With another relaxed lover's rock beat, there are two songs I liked.  The first one is from an artist I've never heard of before, Alkebullan, with his R&B sounding "My Luv."  Jamaican roots reggae artist, Bescenta, provides the best song here titled, "Jah U Rescue Me."  Just a couple more to add to your collection.
-EB


 1.  Bescenta- Jah U Rescue Me
 2.  Natural Black- Ghetto Ut
 3.  Wayne Anthony- So Irrisistable
 4.  Alkebullan- My Luv
 5.  Kananga- Lightening And Thunder
 6.  Nastic Music- Fire Kloud Riddim Version



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Fire Kloud Riddim

Monday, June 27, 2011

Richie Spice In MA and VT

Richie Spice's summer tour is rolling through New England, with notable stops in both Martha's Vineyard, MA and Burlington, VT on back to back nights.  On Sunday, July 3rd, he will be performing at Nectar's in Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard and then heading north to Burlington to stop by Nectar's upstairs stage in Club Metronome on Monday, July 4th.  He will be backed both nights by The New Kingston Band.  One of the top names in reggae playing in two small venues. Check it out at Nectar's MV and Club Metronome.
-EB

Friday, June 24, 2011

Warrior King To Release New Album!

Clarendon, Jamaica's Warrior King is set to release his third full-length album in August, titled Tell Me How Me Sound.  It's been 10 years since he burst onto the conscious reggae scene with his classic debut album, 'Virtuous Woman,' and I'm sure this album will be just as solid.  Tentatively scheduled to be 15 tracks, look for collaborations with reggae legends Barrington Levy and Beres Hammond.  A song I really like from the new album that has been out for awhile is "Melody"--always a solid sign of things to come.
-EB   

Thursday, June 23, 2011

O.M.G. Riddim

Penthouse Records released their first riddim of the year in February, 2011 with the O.M.G. Riddim.  With a lineup of mostly lover's rock artists and a smooth, laid-back guitar lick that I really like, I figured this riddim could be real solid.  That being said, most of it was just too slow and average for my liking.  The two songs that I did enjoy are from the sweet-singing Daville with, "Dem Would A Love It" and dancehall artist Busy Signal with his catchy hook on "Right Now."
-EB


 1.  Torch- What's On Your Mind
 2.  Marcia Griffiths- Round And Round
 3.  Busy Signal- Right Now
 4.  Coppa Cat- Since You Came In
 5.  Exco Levi- Bleaching Shop
 6.  Sherieta- My Best Friend
 7.  Shuga- Complicated Love
 8.  Chevaughn- All About You
 9.  Richie Stephens- Dry Your Tears
10.  Sanchez- Won't Surrender
11.  Chuck Fender- Baby Mother's Friend
12.  Daville- Dem Woulda Love It
13.  Duane Stephenson- Saving The Best
14.  The Only One- D-Major
15.  Penthouse Records- O.M.G Riddim Version



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- O.M.G Riddim

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Massive Pick: Anthony B - Live on The Battlefield

Arguably the biggest name in modern roots reggae over the last 15 years, Anthony B released his two-disc live album in 2002.  Originally recorded from a live show in 2001 in Toulouse, France, it was later released as a high quality DVD.  I've seen Anthony B in concert three times, and he's one of my favorite live performers because of how he replicates his shows to sound exactly like his recorded music.  He plays full songs, has great energy, and I can't say enough about the quality of his sound.  Each time I saw him, he was backed by the Star Trail Band (as well as on this album), with whom he has worked with for years, so the riddims and melodies sound identical to his studio albums.  I believe I saw this exact set list at the old Higher Ground in Winooski, VT, so this album brings back some good memories of Anthony B in his prime.  All the hits are here, "Raid The Barn," "Waan Back," "Family Business," "Musical Fire," etc. so enjoy.
-EB


Disk 1
 1.  Intro: Burnin' And Lootin'
 2.  Storm Winds
 3.  Hurt The Heart
 4.  Universal Struggle
 5.  Raid The Barn
 6.  Good Life
 7.  Joy
 8.  Mr. Heartless
 9.  Equal Rights
10.  Johnny B. Goode
11.  Fire Pon Rome
12.  Swarm Me
13.  Waan Back
14.  Cut Out That
15.  Fire Dance

Disk 2
 1.  I Don't Wanna Lose
 2.  Bun Down Sodom
 3.  One Thing
 4.  Prophecy A Reveal
 5.  Damage
 6.  Family Business
 7.  Jerusalem
 8.  Stand Up & Fight
 9.  Musical Fire
10.  One Love (Instrumental)
11.  Give Thanks
12.  Fireman
13.  Rumour
14.  Love Or Infatuation
15.  Redder Then Red


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Anthony B - Live On The Battlefield

Monday, June 20, 2011

The Itals in B. VT!

Need something fi do after the sun sets on this beautiful Monday in Vermont?  The Itals are at Club Metronome with Pulse Prophets tonight!  The Itals have been making their musical ital stew since 1976.  The trio of Alvin "Keith" Porter, Ronnie Davis and Lloyd Ricketts have worked together since the 60s in The Westmorlites.  Check 'em out tonight.  Doors at 8pm.  $15 at the door.  Bless.
-BenJammin'

Perfect's Fifth Album Due Out Next Month

Perfect (Giddimani) and Lustre Kings Productions have teamed up to release his fifth full-length album, Back For The First Time, due out sometime in July.  Known for his upbeat lyrical delivery, this album is said to be toned down a bit and more on the conscious reggae path.  His first album, 2006's 'Giddimani,' had some huge tunes, but his three releases in between have been pretty watered-down, so we'll see how this one sounds.  Look for 15 tracks, a few of which are produced by Perfect himself.  Here is the official video of his first single, a tribute to the locked up reggae icon, Buju Banton, titled "Hold On."
-EB

Friday, June 17, 2011

Everyday Riddim

Swedish label Adonai Music released the Everyday Riddim in early 2009 with a keyboard-laden one-drop and a heavy European influence.  It's always nice to hear some different artists making good tunes and a few songs I like from people I've never heard of before are German artists Cornadoor with "Long Road," Danjah with "Oh Lord," Junior Natural with "What is Goin' On," and Sweden's Joey Fever with "Tell It To My Heart."  Some other tracks to check out are Papa D's "Do Good," Jah Knight's "Keep Blazin'" and Rebellious & Richie Riott with "Take Us Away."  The most well-known artists on this riddim are Holland's Ziggi Recado (formerly just Ziggi) with "What You Stand For," Chukki Starr with "Congratulate You," and Cali P with "I Know There is Life," but the biggest hit is the title track by Swedish crossover artist Million Stylez with "Everyday" (which became the name of his 2010 debut album).  Be sure to check out the remix of "Blessings" by Alborosie and Etana.
-EB


 1.  Ziggi- What You Stand For
 2.  YT- Mr. Politician
 3.  Chukki Starr- Congratulate You
 4.  Cali P- I know There Is Life
 5.  Cornadoor- Long Road
 6.  Joey Fever- Tell It To My Heart
 7.  Jah Knight- Keep Blazin'
 8.  Papa D- Do Good
 9.  Promoe- Lullabies To Myself
10.  Danjah- Oh Lord
11.  Junior Natural- What Is Goin' On
12.  Kafit- Si Tu Fueras
13.  Rebellious & Richie Riott- Take Us Away
14.  Mazaya- Natural Spices
15.  Jahzebi- Learn To Live
16.  Kapten Rod & Million Stylez- Everyday Riddim Version



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Everyday Riddim

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Massive Pick: Tarrus Riley - Parables

Tarrus Riley's breakthrough came in 2006 with the release of his sophomore album, Parables, on VP Records.  With production from Dean Fraser on 14 of 15 tracks, this album is a modern classic that features hits from top to bottom.  The biggest hit is the lover's tune, “She’s Royal,” which won best song & most popular song (people's choice) at the Reggae Academy Awards.  My other favorites are “Micro Chip,” a song about the dangers of over-relying on technology & "Parables," Tarrus' version of the original 1972 Lee 'Scratch' Perry riddim, Three Blind Mice.   Check out "Stay With You," made famous by John Legend, “System Set," "Beware," and even the slower "Lion Paw" & "Something Strong."  Check the whole album 'cause Parables is an essential part of any reggae fan's collection.
-KT


 1.  System Set (Willie Lynch Syndrome)
 2.  Haunt You
 3.  Beware
 4.  Micro Chip
 5.  One Two Order
 6.  Stay With You
 7.  She's Royal
 8.  Something Strong
 9.  Lion Paw
10.  Parables
11.  Africa Awaits
12.  Pick Up The Pieces
13.  Let Love Live
14.  Family
15.  My Baby (Cyan Sleep)



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD Tarrus Riley - Parables

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Jam Down Riddim

The Danger Zone crew produced the Jam Down Riddim in 2007 as part of VP Records' 'Riddim Driven' series.  The riddim has a lover's rock feeling and features a smooth baseline and addictive flute.  Jah Cure headlines, telling people to keep focus on His Majesty even when things get "Sticky."  The song was a big hit and was featured on VP Records' 'Reggae Gold 2007.'  Morgan Heritage represents with their herbalist tune, "Plant Up Di Herbs," but Chezidek tops them with his own anthem, "Herbalist."  Lutan Fyah pumps out another hit with "Mightier Than Dem," and Capleton sounds great on his anti-violence song, "No Guns."  Not featured on the official album but a must have is "Burn It," from Mr. Vegas and also check out Buju Banton's "Love Needs."
-KT



 1.  Jah Cure- Sticky
 2.  Morgan Heritage- Plant Up Di Herbs
 3.  Chezidek- Herbalist
 4.  Capleton- No Guns
 5.  Buju Banton- Love Needs
 6.  Cecile- Waiting
 7.  Tony Curtis & Jigsy King
 8.  Pinchers- Seen & Done
 9.  Junior Kelly- Always
10.  Lutan Fyah- Mightier Than Dem
11. Ras Shiloh- All Are One
12.  Perfect- Can't Get Enough
13.  Ginger- Love First
14.  Strat Don- Music
15.  VP Records- Jam Down Riddim Version


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Jam Down Riddim

Monday, June 13, 2011

Hard Drugs Riddim

2005 was a big year for reggae music and the Hard Drugs Riddim was just another release that added to the volume of solid tunes.  Delperies Records revamped the riddim based on Gregory Isaac's 1988 song, "Hard Drugs," and it features a nice, upbeat sound full of hits.  The monster song that climbed to the top of the Jamaican music charts was a collaboration between the smooth-singing Anthony Cruz and the unmistakable rough voice of Buju Banton with, "Too Bloody"--definite dancehall classic.  Richie Spice's "Operation Kingfish," Capleton's "Mek It Blaze," and Chuck Fender's "Hungry Attack" are all legit, as well as Luciano's "Too Much Too Long" and Sizzla's "Come Give Me Love."  A few lesser-known tracks I like are from dancehall veteran Pinchers, showing he can still bring it with "Fire," Mickeylous with "Sticky," and Ras Ghandi with "9 Months Pregnant."  Tough to pick a favorite, so I'll give you three.  Anthony B does his version of Isaac's song with the help of Prestige and Little Devon with "Hot Stuff," Fantan Mojah and Singer Flasher sound just right on "Authentic Love," and Perfect again shows his high level of creativity on "For Ma Family."  Another riddim that's so well done that just about any lyrics sound good over it.
-EB



 1.  Buju Banton & Anthony Cruz- Too Bloody
 2.  Sizzla- Come Give Me Love
 3.  Pinchers- Fire
 4.  Mickeylous- Sticky
 5.  Chuck Fender- Hungry Attack
 6.  Ras Ghandi- 9 Months Pregnant
 7.  Bascom X- Bascom Love
 8.  Richie Spice- Operation Kingfish
 9.  Spanner Banner- Bright Fire
10.  Anthony B, Prestige & Little Devon- Hot Stuff
11.  Fantan Mojah & Singer Flasher- Authentic Love
12.  Capleton- Mek It Blaze
13.  Luciano- Too Much Too Long
14.  Perfect- For Ma Family
12.  Cobra- Too Much Brain A Fry
13.  Lukie D- Your Love
14.  Gregory Isaacs- Hard Drugs



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Hard Drugs Riddim

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Steady Flow Riddim

Released in April 2011 and produced by GT Taylor for GT Muzic, the Steady Flow Riddim has got a great, uplifting melody that had my head nodding steady throughout!  Sizzla leads with "Pretty Black Girl" preaching, 'meditate right you got to hold it up, read ya book don't take it and fold it up.'  Don't miss Khago's lover's tune, "Take Me As I Am" and Lutan Fyah's conscious message on "Bring Back The Love" 'it's like a blessing from above.'  Make sure to check out tracks from Delly Ranx, Kali Blaxx and Warrior King along side Gal-A-Wasp.  Bless Up.
-BenJammin'


 Sizzla- Pretty Black Girl
Lutan Fyah- Bring Back he Love
Delly Ranx- In A Di Fire
Teflon- That's Life
Warrior King & Gal-A-Wasp- Let Mi Know
Khago- Take Me As I Am
Nesbeth- True Love
Bobby Hustle- Search For It
Dway- Gimme Your Love
Kali Blaxx- Just The Way Your Are
Zamunda- Nuh Let Har Out
Fire Star- My Loving
Villa Dutch- Born Wid Talent


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Steady Flow Riddim

Saturday, June 11, 2011

To All Green Mountain Massive Crew - Serious Reggae Business!!!

Green Mountain Massive Crew!! Yes Today is the Day, incase you've forgotten EB's post! DO NOT let the rain allow you to write-off today's lineup at Burlington's Discover Jazz Festival in Burlington's Waterfront Park.  Roots reggae legends The Abyssinians are headlining today joined by Midnite, spreading their conscious message from St. Croix VI,  and the soulful lyricist Bushman on the same plane as Luciano and Peter Tosh!  Here's a couple tunes to take you HIGHER! and remind we why the massive crew is heading down to the water today.  It's raining BUT the World Tent will keep I and I dry and irie!

Tunes start at 3:30 with DJ Big Dog.

2011 Burlington's Discover Jazz Festival

Bless.
-BenJammin'





Friday, June 10, 2011

Just Announced - Nas & Damian Marley!

The Lake Champlain Maritime Festival will host 'Distant Relatives,' Nas and Damian Marley, on Friday, August 12th, at Burlington's Waterfront.  First collaborating in 2005 on "Road To Zion," they decided to create a whole album together titled, Distant Relatives, in 2010.  If you haven't heard this album yet, you have to check it out.  This hybrid of reggae and hip hop sounds great together, and who better than combining Nas & Damian, both kings of their genres.  I'm excited for this one!  Plus its the last stop of their yearlong tour.  Come support them at the waterfront.  Tickets went on sale today.  Also preforming as part of the festival are O.A.R. and SOJA on Thursday, August 11th, and Grace Potter & The Nocturnals headline Saturday, August 13th, and Sunday, August 14th.
-KT



Thursday, June 9, 2011

Smile Riddim

Abijazz released the Smile Riddim in 2005 with the usual suspects producing the big hits.  Sizzla and Buju Banton combine on my favorite track, "All Shall Be Well," Bounty Killer gets help from Mitch on "Revolution," and Anthony B is at his best on "Crime & Violence."  Lutan Fyah stands strong on "Hard Life Struggle," while Anthony Cruz's "Jamaica, How You Doing?" and Tony Curtis' "Smoking In The Ball Room," are both catchy songs.  Check out Jah Cure's "Long Way Out," and the title track "Smile," from the New Kidz.  20 tracks on this riddim so there are some interesting songs from less-known artists such as Captain Barky, Hawkeye, Chacka Chaks, and Spectacular.
-KT


DOWNLOAD- Smile Riddim

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Album Review: Protoje - 7 Year Itch

Super-producer Don Corleon's younger cousin, Protoje, released his first full-length album in early 2011 titled, 7 Year Itch.  With extremely strong family ties to reggae music, Protoje had the support and resources to make a splash on the reggae scene, but that being said, I wasn't overly impressed with the album.  He's got a unique voice and some creativity, but you can definitely tell that he needs some time to mature lyrically.  Notable guest spots include Ky-Mani Marley and Gentleman, but neither of their songs are must haves.  A couple songs I do like are "Dread" and "Arguments."  This album might grow on you a bit the more you listen to it, but I can see his next album being real solid, much like Gentleman from his first album to his second as he found his musical identity.
-EB


1.  The Seven Year Itch
 2.  Dread
 3.  Arguments
 4.  Rasta Love (ft. Ky-Mani Marley)
 5.  Overtime
 6.  Roll
 7.  In The Streets (Interlude)
 8.  Ja
 9.  Wrong Side Of The Law
10.  No Lipstick
11.  On The Road
12.  Growing Up (ft. Gentleman)
13.  After i'm Gone (ft. Jah9)

(Love the Phoenix Coyotes jersey in this music video)


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Protoje- 7 Year Itch

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Gun Powder Riddim

Not much out about this riddim, but the Gun Powder Riddim was released in June of 2010 and features an extremely infectious beat.  An artist I've never really heard, Droop Lion, provides the solid title track "Gun Powder."  Ginjah's distinct voice sounds good on "Desperate In Need," and Khago slows it down nicely with "Requesting."  The big tune to come from this riddim is a song that will definitely put you in a good mood, Sizzla's "Reggae Music" 'makes the people come together.'  Love that song.
-EB


 1.  Droop Lion- Gun Powder
 2.  Ginjah- Desperate In Need
 3.  Sizzla- Play The Music
 4.  Anthony Que- Hustling
 5.  Khago- Request
 6.  Nesbeth- Can't Give Up
 7.  Don Royal- Show Them The Way
 8.  Jimmy Riley- So In Love
 9.  Renagad- Live On
10.  Powerman- Fight Back
11.  Sophia Brown- Love Therapy
12.  Tyrical- Want Mi Bread
13.  Chiney K Productions- Gun Powder Riddim Version



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Gun Powder Riddim

Friday, June 3, 2011

Reggae On The Waterfront in Burlington, VT

Burlington's Discover Jazz Festival starts today and is always a good way to kick off the summer, enjoy some sunshine, and check out tons of music over the next nine days.  Next Saturday, June 11th, the event starts to wind down with the ever-popular reggae show at Waterfront Park's World Tent.  Previous years have featured Eek-A-Mouse, The Wailing Souls, The Itals, John Brown's Body, and the Easy Star All-Stars to name a few.  This years lineup features the classic roots harmony trio The Abyssinians, who have been together since 1968, modern day roots artist Bushman, and St. Croix's own Midnite.  Burlington area DJ Big Dog will be spinning before and in between sets and music is scheduled to start at 3:30pm.  Listening to live reggae on the waterfront isn't a bad way to spend an afternoon.
-EB



Thursday, June 2, 2011

Nylon Riddim

The Nylon Riddim was produced by Juke Boxx Records and released as the first installment of Greensleeves' 'One Drop Rhythm' series in early 2009.  The start of the riddim features a popular guitar lick as well as a nice violin that can be heard throughout.  Sizzla provides a different, but catchy tune with "Chillin' In Chile" and Queen Ifrica goes off on "Dem Nah Learn."  The two monster hits are from the usuals, Richie Spice and Tarrus Riley.  Spice's hit "Serious Woman" is a classic, and my favorite favorite song on this riddim is "Start A New," where Riley weaves a story about domestic abuse.
-EB


 1.  Busy Signal- Trading Places
 2.  Tarrus Riley- Start A New
 3.  Richie Spice- Serious Woman
 4.  Konshens- Looking For Me
 5.  Etana- Loose Talking
 6.  Peter Morgan- In Love With Ya
 7.  Queen Ifrica- Dem Nah Learn
 8.  Demarco- If I Could
 9.  Assassin- Only God Knows
10.  Sizzla- Chillin' In Chile
11.  Kris Kelly- You Promised
12.  Chuck Fender- Getting Serious
13.  Tony Rebel- Good Times


BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Nylon Riddim

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Heavenly Riddim

In 2006, Don Corleon released the Heavenly Riddim that featured some big hits from Gentleman, Anthony B, Capleton, and Richie Spice.  Gentleman shouts for Jah on "No Doubt About It," while Anthony B wonders "How Long" injustice in the world will continue.  Capleton tops them both with his big tune, "Jah Protect Us."  The best track comes from one of my favorite artists, Richie Spice, as he expresses love for his girl on, "Brown Skin."  Check out Morgan Heritage's, "Have Been Loving You," and Alaine's title track, "Heavenly."
-KT


 1.  Anthony B- How Long
 2.  Alaine- Heavenly
 3.  Capleton- Jah Protect Us
 4.  Munga Honerable- Hold Her
 5.  Bounty Killer- High Altitude
 6.  Gentleman- No Doubt About It
 7.  Spanner Banner- One Love
 8.  Chevelle Franklyn- Peace
 9.  Voicemail- Take You There
10.  Morgan Heritage- Have Been Loving You
11.  Richie Spice- Brown Skin



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD Heavenly Riddim

Monday, May 30, 2011

Jah Cure To Release New Album Next Month

Jah Cure is scheduled to release his fifth full-length album in mid June after being postponed numerous times.  Titled World Cry, it features a wide variety of sounds and featured artists.  The first single released is the slow love song "Unconditional Love" featuring Phyllisia, which has received a ton of airplay already.  There are definitely some unusual collaborations on this album such as, Tupac, Rick Ross, Keri Hilson, and Shyne, so I'm interested to see how it turns out.  Here's the title track, "World Cry" featuring Keri Hilson and MDMA--doesn't sound much like a reggae song but I don't mind it.
-EB



 

Friday, May 27, 2011

Album Review: I Wayne - Lava Ground

In 2005, I Wayne made his debut on VP Records with the album, Lava Ground.  His powerful, distinct voice and conscious lyrics scored him three hit singles, "Can't Satisfy Her," "Living In Love," and the huge hit and title track "Lava Ground," (the melody later became the backing on the 'Lava Splash Riddim').  The album starts off emphasizing his sweet, high-pitched voice over just a guitar on the track "Life Seeds."  "Rastafari Liveth," features wailing rock guitars and warns about the dangers of technology, while "More Life," talks about the superiority of living naturally.  It picks up with the more roots-oriented, "Don't Worry," and "Mama And Papa," two of my favorite songs.  "Nah Draw Nil" is another roots tune and "Bleacher," off the 'Black Shade Riddim,' is a good listen as well.  Amongst those tunes are the three big hits "Lava Ground," off the 'Lava Splash Riddim,' "Can't Satisfy Her," off the 'Father Jungle Rock Riddim,' and "Living In Love," off the 'Hard Times Riddim.'  Although his high pitched style can be tiresome at times, this album is a well balanced new-age roots album.
-KT 


 1.  Life Seeds
 2.  Lava Ground
 3.  Rastafari Liveth
 4.  More Life
 5.  Bleacher
 6.  Don't Worry
 7.  Ma Ma And Pa Pa (ft. Fire Chess)
 8.  Nah Draw Nil
 9.  Touch Her Softly
10.  Ready Fe Live Up
11.  Kid Artist
12.  Living In Come
13.  Conquer (ft. Fire Star)
14.  Can't Satisfy Her (Interlude)
15.  Can't Satisfy Her
16.  Grow Proper
17.  Cool As The Breeze
18.  Keep Burning Rome (ft. Harmony)




BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD I Wayne - Lava Ground

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Invasion Riddim

Downsound/In The Streets Records released the Invasion Riddim in 2005 and saw it become an instant hit in the dancehalls and over the airwaves.  Based on the 1967 Studio One 'Pressure and Slide' riddim, which most notably featured Sugar Minott's 1976 classic "Oh Mr. D.C.," this revamped version features some serious songs.  Fantan Mojah's career took off here with his most popular tune to date, "Hungry"--try not to sing that song after a few listens.  Capleton's title track "Invasion" is solid and Fantan Mojah doubles up on this riddim with the help of Sugar Minott and Military Man with their remix of Minott's hit titled "D.C."  My favorite song is from Anthony B with the help of the sweet-voiced Dawn Penn on the chorus with "You're So Fine."  Tough to find videos for this one so you're going to have to check out the songs for yourself.
-EB    



 1.  Fantan Mojah- Hungry
 2.  Anthony B- You're So Fine
 3.  Norrisman- False Pretense
 4.  Sizzla- For The Best
 5.  George Nooks- Call On Jah
 6.  Capleton- Invasion
 7.  D.Y.C.R.- Misunderstanding
 8.  Bascom X- Praises
 9.  Fantan Mojah, Military Man & Sugar Minott- D.C
10.  Down Sound Records- Invasion Riddim Version



BUY NOW- Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Invasion Riddim

Monday, May 23, 2011

Guardian Angel Riddim

The Guardian Angel Riddim was released on VP Records in 2007 as part of their 'Riddim Driven' series.  This up-tempo one-drop is masterfully produced, but there wasn't really a whole lot that I was feeling vocally.  Richie Spice's killer tune "World Is A Cycle," is one of my favorites, and brother Spanner Banner is "Solid As A Rock," on his tune, (not featured on this album).  Other than that, T.O.K's title track "Guardian Angel," is worth a listen, while Jah Cure is smooth as always on "To Your Arms Of Love," and Vybz Kartel shows he can ride a one-drop on his lover's tune "Missing You A Lot."
-KT


 1.  T.O.K.- Guardian Angel
 2.  Richie Spice- The World Is A Cycle
 3.  Da'ville- Give Thanks For What You've Got
 4.  Wayne Marshall- Give Me Strength
 5.  Million Stylez- Give Thanks For Life
 6.  Jamelody- My King
 7.  Jah Cure- To Your Arms With Love
 8.  Vybz Kartel- Missing You A Lot
 9.  Alaine- Rise In Love
10.  Voicemail- Best Days Of My Life
11.  Sanjay- Man Of My Word
12.  Christopher Martin- Take My Love
13.  Camar- Before You Go Away
14.  VP Records- Guardian Angel Riddim Version



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Guardian Angel Riddim

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Hold On Riddim

Bobby 'Digital' Dixon & the Digital B record label released one of their best riddims in the summer of 2005 with the Hold On Riddim, the remake of Half Pint's classic 1985 song "Two To One." It features an all-star lineup of Sizzla, Warrior King, Richie Spice, Fantan Mojah, Tanya Stephens and even Anthony B alongside Half Pint on the modern remake "Two To One."  Sizzla's "Words Of Divine," Warrior King's "Another Love Song," Richie Spice's "Bad Lamp, and Fantan Mojah's "King Of Kings," are all essential tunes to any reggae fan's collection.  Tanya Stephens shows off her sweet voice on "We Nah Run," while the older sounds of Louie Culture on "Safe And Secure," and Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal on "Tired Of It," are all worthy tracks as well.  For those of you who like older reggae tunes, check out the original 1985 Feel The Beat release of the Hold On Riddim, featuring Half Pint, Chaka Demus and Frankie Jones.
Big tunes, big riddim!!
-KT

 1.  Fantan Mojah- King Of Kings
 2.  Richie Stephens- Friends And Lovers
 3.  Sizzla- Words Of Devine
 4.  Tanya Stephens- We Nah Run
 5.  Anthony B & Half Pint- Two To One
 6.  Louie Culture- Safe And Secure
 7.  Terry Linen- Count On Me
 8.  Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal- Tired Of It
 9.  Richie Spice- Bad Lamp
10.  Digial B Records- Hold On Riddim Version



DOWNLOAD- Hold On Riddim

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Ital Jockey Riddim

Sankofa Records produced the Ital Jockey Riddim in late 2009 and featured some big names along with it.  Richie Spice highlights the riddim and sounds good as usual over the one-drop with, "Don't Call Mi No Dog."  Jah Cure slows it down a notch with his love song, "You Deserve The Best" as well as Pressure with "Perfect Lover."  Capleton shows why he's the 'Fire Man' with "Nah Tek" and the real sleeper here is the legendary Cocoa Tea with conscious lyrics and a memorable chorus on "In Side Out."
-EB


 1.  Richie Spice- Don't Call Mi No Dog
 2.  Jah Cure- You Deserve The Best
 3.  Pressure- Perfect Lover
 4.  Duane Stephenson- She Wants Money
 5.  Gyptian- Eyes On The Prize
 6.  Khago- Up Hill Climb
 7.  Capleton- Nah Tek
 8.  Cocoa Tea- In Side Out



BUY NOW- iTunes or Amazon
DOWNLOAD- Ital Jockey Riddim

Friday, May 20, 2011

Album Review: Pressure - Love And Affection

Virgin Island born, Pressure, released his second full-length album titled, Love And Affection, in 2007 on Don Corleon records.  Anything produced by Don Corleon is almost guaranteed to be fyah.  The album opens with a melodic one-drop behind Pressure's conscious delivery, pleading Jah Jah to protect and "Bless The Children" of today. "Ghetto Life" is backed by the Baltimore Riddim, Corleon's take on the classic Sly & Robbie production.  The headline song, "Love And Affection," is one of my top tracks and was rightfully featured on VP Records' Reggae Gold 2007 and Greensleeves' The Biggest One-Drop Anthems 2007.  Corleon also produced, "Hear My Cry," off the Far Away Riddim and, "So Appealing," off the Love Potion Riddim.  "Be Free" features an amazing piano line alongside another one-drop that together supports the punchline, 'my people be free because the world is yours.'  Also check out "Show Love," "Africa," & "Why."
-KT


 1.  Bless The Children
 2.  Ghetto Life
 3.  Love And Affection
 4.  Touch The Sky
 5.  Hear My Cry
 6.  Be Free
 7.  Most Wanted
 8.  Personality
 9.  No Fight
10.  Boogey Man
11.  Africa
12.  So Appealing
 13.  Show Love
14.  Till Shiloh Comes
15.  Never Fall
16.  Why



DOWNLOAD- Pressure - Love And Affection