Live studiomix by Shotta Paul: Special selection of 90s & 2000s Reggae Classics & Dubplates!
Jugglerz Dancehall Mixes Vol. XVII
BLUEFIELDS BEACH
Live studiomix by Shotta Paul
Special selection of 90s & 2000s Reggae Classics & Dubplates!
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It was about three weeks into quarantine that I got myself a Serato DJ Controller. If it’s going to be no festivals, no parties and staying home all the time – then at least there should be music and pullups in my basement. I hadn’t really touched the wheels of music for quite some time, like for 10 years: My role on the soundsystem is MCing, and with some of the world’s best selectors on my team, there is no need for me to juggle myself. But yeah, Corona. So, I set up the sound and started to build my crates: of course, I’m not gonna play the same selections that we play at parties and I’m not gonna copy my peers‘ crates. No, this is my passion, I need to find my own tunes.
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So, I started to select my own tunes: dubs, 45s, mp3, riddims, hits – every selector knows how long it takes to get the right tunes in the right order. In my imagination, I’m preparing for an all-night dance that starts at sunset with classics and singers and goes on to the early night, where reggae and easy dancehall come in down to the prime time where all the hits are dropped and ends up with an energetic early mornin’. This mix is an essence of the “classics and singers”-part.
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“Bluefields Beach” takes you back to where it all began: Westmoreland, Jamaica around 2001 – I used to live in a small two-room wooden house in Retirement Road, about 1 mile from the beach. During the week, the beach was a sleepy place, with only Eddy passing by occasionally, offering you a deep-frozen Pepsi from his pushcart-cooler. The kids from the road would show me how to fish between the rocks at the upper end of the beach, pick mangos from the tree or even pick the pockets of people who went swimming and left their clothes too unattended. But besides such little incidents, one could always enjoy the calm tranquility of this humble paradise. People would even tell you to go swimming before sunrise to get rid of a cold.
But on sunday, the beach came to life. Big soundsystems blasting big tunes, the smell of jerk chicken and weed in the air, you drink soda or liquor and watch the bikes and bikinis – the beach was the place to be.
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Tracklist:
1. Freddie McGregor – Keys To The City DUB
2. Freddie McGregor – Can’t Stop Loving You DUB
3. Beres Hammond – Groovy Little Thing DUB
4. Sanchez – Here I Am
5. Beres Hammond feat. Buju Banton – Ain’t It Good To Know
6. Warrior King – Never Go Where Pagans Go DUB
7. Sizzla – Guide Over Us DUB
8. Anthony B – One Thing DUB
9. Luciano – Rainy Days DUB
10. Randy Valentine – Bring Back The Love DUB
11. Silvertones – Smile DUB
12. Yami Bolo – Non Stop Loving
13. Sanchez – Sometime (Dub Mix)
14. Kashief Lindo – See U In Your Arms
15. Glen Washington – One Of These Days
16. Morgan Heritage – Down By The River
17. Freddie McGregor – I See It In You
18. Sanchez – Pretty Girl
19. Richie Spice – Groovin My Girl
20. Sanchez – I Can’t Wait
21. Tony Tuff – Girl I’ve Got to Get You
22. Richie Stephens – Trying To Get To You
23. Glen Washington – Kindness For Weakness
24. Sanchez – I’m Missing You
25. Half Pint – Substitute Lover
26. Frankie Paul – I Know The Score DUB
27. Beres Hammond – Double Trouble DUB
28. Beres Hammond & Marcia Griffiths – Live On
29. Freddie McGregory – Push Come To Shove
30. Sanchez – Loneliness
31. Capleton – Can’t Sleep At Night
32. Jah Cure ft. Sizzla – King In This Jungle
33. Sizzla – Holding Firm
34. Jah Cure – Sticky
35. Morgan Heritage – Plant Up di Herbs
36. Busy Signal – Reggae Music Again DUB
37. Beres Hammond – Rock Away DUB
38. Dennis Brown – Revolution
39. Garnet Silk – Kingly Charcter
40. Alton Ellis – Rocksteady DUB
41. Kelly Makeda – Easy
42. Cocoa T – Good Life
43. Freddie McGregor – Prophecy DUB
44. Jesse Jender – Rude Boy Remember
45. Papa San – Strange
46. Everton Blender – Blend them
47. Barrington Levy – She’s Mine
48. Beres Hammond – Sweetness
49. Ghost – Love You
50. Tarrus Riley – Human Nature
51. George Nooks – God Is Standing By
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Born Kwinton Thomas, K-Lion was a 26-year-old native of the Belmont community in the capital Port of Spain.
Details are not clear at this time, however, per local reports, K-Lion suffered a medical emergency during his visit to Miami, Florida. The Extraordinary singjay reportedly collapsed following a seizure and died from a heart attack shortly after.
K-Lion, who’s been in the rebranded ‘Trinibad’ dancehall scene since 2018, rose to acclaim a year later as the young lyricist released his hit single Malandros.
The song has racked up over 3.8 million views on YouTube alone. His versatile songs are also available on Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming platforms. DJ Smo in the Mix paying Tribute to the young legend. RIP K Lion!!
„The growing dancehall fraternity in Trinidad and Tobago now mourns the loss of young talented deejay K-Lion, who died on Wednesday, June 10, 2020….
Born Kwinton Thomas, K-Lion was a 26-year-old native of the Belmont community in the capital Port of Spain.
Details are not clear at this time, however, per local reports, K-Lion suffered a medical emergency during his visit to Miami, Florida. The Extraordinary singjay reportedly collapsed following a seizure and died from a heart attack shortly after.
K-Lion, who’s been in the rebranded ‘Trinibad’ dancehall scene since 2018, rose to acclaim a year later as the young lyricist released his hit single Malandros.
The song has racked up over 3.8 million views on YouTube alone. His versatile songs are also available on Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming platforms.“
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To gauge the popularity of the genre, one only has to look to YouTube, where artistes have been racking up views in the hundreds of thousands to millions.
K Lion, the newest rising star, clocked over 1.6 million views for his ‘Malandros’ video which was released on December 21.“
DJ Smo in the Mix paying Tribute to the young legend. RIP K Lion!!
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