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Words by DJ Theory—
Posted entirely in Europe this round, we have three different angles combining energy from Sweden, Italy and The UK. Instrumental dancehall productions, brand new hits, and a full-strength live tape build just another week here at Mixtape Mondays. Run chune.
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Words by Jesse Serwer—
There’s no shortage of songs for gals to bubble and wine up to coming from Jamaica right now but, for good measure, here’s one from Austria by way of Scandinavia.
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Words by DJ Theory
Welcome back to reality! Hopefully you had a warm and blessed holiday with your family or loved ones. As 2011 comes to a close, Mixtape Mondays is bubbling into the New Year with some quality dancehall roundups and more tropical heat from Miami, Sweden, London and The Bay. For those who have the day off, feel free to whine up to these mixes in your house robe and slippers—and if you gotta work today well, hopefully, these will help your day suck much less. Hit those play and download buttons after the jump and leggo.
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Words by Eddie STATS Houghton
As Jamaican artists combine their auto-tune production values and post-BET influences into a sound that is increasingly JA rap or Island Pop, it seems like the rest of the world is rediscovering good, old-fashioned reggae. The mainstream has always taken inspiration from Jamaica in periodic bursts, whether represented in the 80s by the Police, UB40 and Culture Club or in the 90s by No Doubt or Snow. But the current burst seems doubly ironic considering that both reggae beats and soundsystem culture seem to be on the wane in their home territory–just as they’re catching on again abroad.
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Words by j-RockaZ
