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It’s July and Tricky’s back! Its 20 tracks non-stop featuring some hot tracks from various genres including Dubstep, Grime, Drum'n'Bass, Hip-Hop, Reggae, UK Rap, Funk & Dub!


Find the link on site here's the tracklisting

01 - Benga - Middle Man
02 - Cotti - Port Maria
03 - Dizzee Rascal - U Can’t Tell Me Nuffin
04 - Lil Wayne - A Milli
05 - Tes La Rok - Kill Dem
06 - Calibre - Go Back To Go Forward
07 - The Roots Feat Malik B & Talib Kweli - Lost Desire
08 - Juju - Punks
09 - Dubbledge - 777
10 - Juttla - Ramp With Me
11 - High Contrast - Brief Encounter
12 - Size8 - Watchin Me
13 - N-Type - Street Justice
14 - Clint Eastwood & General Saint - Hey Mr. DJ
15 - Late Feat Ricky Lee & Jai Boo – Can’t Smile
16 - The Crusaders - Stomp & Buck Dance
17 - K-Rino - Amnesia
18 - L.D - Clock Watching
19 - Richie Spice - Getting Harder
20 - Lee ‘Scratch Perry’ - Upsetter In Dub

Mikey Dread Tribute

It was sad to hear the death of another reggae great this week first it was Joe Gibbs and now Mikey “Dread” Campbell. personally we remember Mikie Dread from his days working with The Clash and later as part of Big Audio Dynamite.

During the late 1970s, Mikey “Dread” Campbell was a radio disc jockey on JBC radio when it was uncommon for Jamaican radio to broadcast reggae music. On his “Dread at the Controls” show, he played current popular music while displaying his musical knowledge by dropping in Studio One originals to show the history of the music. His first recorded single was also called “Dread at the Control,” and guess what he called his record label. He produced some of the most exciting contemporary music of the late ’70s and early ’80s, and his dub sides were very popular. On this program, you’ll hear Mikey Dread’s radio background come through is his music. Mikey Dread was just 54 years old when he passed away. He died 6 months after he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. On #44, I pay tribute to the rub-a-dub master.

Lee “Scratch” Perry - Dreadlocks in Moonlight
Mikey Dread - Dread at the Mantrols
Mikey Dread - Break Down the Walls
Mikey Dread - The Jumping Master
Mikey Dread - Rockers Delight
Mikey Dread - Impulsive Emotions Dub
Mikey Dread - Haile Selassie Centenary Dub

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Tags: Mikey Dread, reggae, dub

Joe Gibbs RIP

The legendary reggae producer Joe Gibbs passed away last Thursday 21 Feb.

"Reggae music lost another champion of the island sound this week. Joe Gibbs, legendary producer, recording engineer and Gibbs record label founder, died of a heart attack at the age of 65. Gibbs created one of my favorite reggae tunes of all time - "Two Sevens Clash" - recorded and performed by Culture from 1977-present. Gibbs also created many of the big roots and rock-steady riddims of the late 60's and early 70's and continued to produce hit after hit into the 80's dancehall era." - VP Records President Chris Chin