Words by Deejay Theory
This week is a natural healing on #MixtapeMondays with a crucial collection of conscious new roots music, with a special livication to all farmers. Steamers ah bubble…
LargeUp Premiere: Rampage Sound Global, Master of Ceremonies: Our good friend DJ Rampage just blessed up your Monday with the latest boomshot in his growing catalog of quality roots, reggae and dub mixes. Always seeking relevance and positivity through the music, Master of Ceremonies tells a lyrical tale of our current state of global affairs through a lens of red, gold and green. Upfull music for trying times. Stream and download below, tracklist here.
Yaadcore, Reggae Aroma Vol.4: You can’t talk about what’s happening in the roots music deejay culture at the moment without mentioning the Kingston dubwise general Yaadcore. Holding the torch for modern reggae and dub music on a global scale, Yaadcore brings us volume 4 in his essential mix series Reggae Aroma. This edition goes extra heavy on the dubplates and exclusives from nuff big artists, as well as shining light on next-generation Jamaican creatives like Xana Romeo, Lila Ike, Shanique Myrie, Runkus & Fari Di Future. I think I can smell the ganja tea from here… Stream and download below.
DJ Green B, Natural Healing: As this ‘national holiday’ winds down we gotta put one in the air for Northern California right about now. Bay Area ganjaler-ess Green B delivers another prescription for all the patients, medical card-holding or not. Natural Healing is a high grade combination of new roots, reggae and one drop mixed clean and criss by one of Cali’s finest. Tune in and hold a meds. Stream below, download here.
The one-time Ward 21 protégé is back in the dancehall conversation with the uplifting “Can’t…
Hip-hop’s master storyteller returns with a reggae/dancehall-flavored collaboration
Africa's dancehall ambassador on the cultural connections between Ghana and Jamaica.
From Illinois to Kingston, Jamaica, comes a story of fierce determination.
Rhea 'Rheezus' Prendergrast is a young woman from Jamaica, living in New York City, working…
LargeUp is bringing Caribbean sounds to Long Island's North Fork Saturday, July 29.
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