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“Waterford to the world — this is Deise Fyah. Roots, dub, and foundation selections fi blaze up the session.”
“We start the journey with Pascal Pressure Roll The Dice, Ras Attitude Light Up, and Taj Mahal with the Phantom Blues Band pon the Talkin’ Blues meditation.”
“Sugar Minott drop roots reality, Prince Jammy launch the spacecraft, and Bushman hold the faith with Only Jah.”
“Ken Boothe cool the Fyah, Abyssinians chant the eternal Satta Dub, and Darryl Jenifer bring militant bass pressure.”
“Ras Teo double‑up the dub, Horace Andy glide in with golden vocals, and Junior Byles chant down Babylon in classic style.”
“Jammy return with cosmic dub, Jacob Miller remind the massive of Jah power, and Tubby, Aggrovators, and Eek‑A‑Mouse keep the riddim rolling heavy.”
“Davina Stone sweeten the Fyah, Prince Alla mash down Rome, Akae Beka elevate the meditation, and Sergeant Pepper bring lovers roots warmth.”
“Rootsmen, Toots, Mykal Rose — unity in the dance. Harry Mudie drop Madhouse Dub, Echo Minott hold the ghetto reality firm.”
“Blundetto share the dub, Don Carlos cool the lovers corner, Frankie Paul ride out in 12‑inch style, and Reggae Powerhouse Band flip Border in remix fashion.”
“Scientist taxi you straight to Baltimore, Ranking Dread step as a superstar, Buju blaze two big tunes, and Bim Sherman float through the echo chamber.”
“Keith Hudson rain down the vibes… and we close strong with Bob Marley & The Wailers — Them Belly Full. Roots reality fi end the session.”
“Forty‑plus selections. Pure foundation. Pure dubwise. Pure Deise Fyah. Waterford roots, Jamaican soul — one flame.”
“This is the Fyah. This is the vibration. Hold tight… and keep the blaze burning.”
Roots & Conscious Reggae Reggae Revival
Modern Roots Dub & Steppers
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Pascal Pressure – Roll The Dice
Ras Attitude – Light Up
Taj Mahal/Phantom Blues Band – Talkin' Blues
Sugar Minott – Wicked Ah Go Feel It
Prince Jammy – Martian Encounter
Bushman – Only Jah
Ken Boothe – Thinking
Abyssinians – Satta Amassa Gana Dub
Darryl Jenifer – Rights Dub
Ras Teo – Global Dub
Horace Andy – Got To Be Sure
Ras Teo – Home Sweet Dub
Junior Byles – Dreadlocks Time/ Fist To Fist
Prince Jammy – Attack On Ganymede
Jacob Miller – Who Say Jah No Dread
The Aggrovators – So Jah Sey Dub
King Tubby – Jah Jah Love Dub
Eek-A-Mouse – Never Underestimate
Davina Stone – Silly Wasn't I
Prince Alla – Mash Down Rome
Akae Beka – Asking Some More
Sergeant Pepper – It's You
The Mighty Rootsmen/Toots & The Maytals/Mykal Rose – I Love you
Harry Mudie – Madhouse Dub
Echo Minott – Living In The Ghetto
Blundetto – Sharing the dub
Don Carlos – I Love You Knot
Frankie Paul – Ride On (12" Discomix)
Frankie Paul – Ride On ( 12" Discomix)
Reggae Powerhouse Band – Border (Remix)
Scientist – Taxi to Baltimore Dub
Ranking Dread – Super Star
Buju Banton – We Nuh Play
Bim Sherman – Station Dub
Keith Hudson – In The Rain
Buju Banton – Be Good
Bob Marley & The Wailers – Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
“Waterford to the world — this is Deise Fyah. Roots, dub, and foundation selections fi blaze up the session.”
“We start the journey with Pascal Pressure Roll The Dice, Ras Attitude Light Up, and Taj Mahal with the Phantom Blues Band pon the Talkin’ Blues meditation.”
“Sugar Minott drop roots reality, Prince Jammy launch the spacecraft, and Bushman hold the faith with Only Jah.”
“Ken Boothe cool the Fyah, Abyssinians chant the eternal Satta Dub, and Darryl Jenifer bring militant bass pressure.”
“Ras Teo double‑up the dub, Horace Andy glide in with golden vocals, and Junior Byles chant down Babylon in classic style.”
“Jammy return with cosmic dub, Jacob Miller remind the massive of Jah power, and Tubby, Aggrovators, and Eek‑A‑Mouse keep the riddim rolling heavy.”
“Davina Stone sweeten the Fyah, Prince Alla mash down Rome, Akae Beka elevate the meditation, and Sergeant Pepper bring lovers roots warmth.”
“Rootsmen, Toots, Mykal Rose — unity in the dance. Harry Mudie drop Madhouse Dub, Echo Minott hold the ghetto reality firm.”
“Blundetto share the dub, Don Carlos cool the lovers corner, Frankie Paul ride out in 12‑inch style, and Reggae Powerhouse Band flip Border in remix fashion.”
“Scientist taxi you straight to Baltimore, Ranking Dread step as a superstar, Buju blaze two big tunes, and Bim Sherman float through the echo chamber.”
“Keith Hudson rain down the vibes… and we close strong with Bob Marley & The Wailers — Them Belly Full. Roots reality fi end the session.”
“Forty‑plus selections. Pure foundation. Pure dubwise. Pure Deise Fyah. Waterford roots, Jamaican soul — one flame.”
“This is the Fyah. This is the vibration. Hold tight… and keep the blaze burning.”
Roots & Conscious Reggae Reggae Revival
Modern Roots Dub & Steppers
Rub-a-Dub New releases & overlooked gems
Established artists & emerging talent Positive vibrations and conscious music
Tracklist37
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