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2018-11-23, 15:18
  #25
Medlem
PingPongGlasss avatar
Hollie Cooks tre studioalbum är ohyggligt bra nu-roots-reggae. Hon är dotter till Sex Pistols trummis Paul Cook och Culture Clubs Jeni Cook.

https://www.discogs.com/artist/856158-Hollie-Cook
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2020-10-02, 13:25
  #26
Medlem
Bunny Brissett - Babylon is Falling

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJeoNFBwylg

"Babylon is falling, you can see it everywhere", det moderna kaos-samhällets undergång. Otroligt vacker röst har hon vilket blir en skön kontrast till det låten handlar om.
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2020-10-02, 13:28
  #27
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GastonLeMans avatar
Citat:
Ursprungligen postat av Hey Sugar!
Syster Sol, också det ett svenskt band (nämnde ett svenskt på första sidan).

Hon är rätt skön att lyssna på, till och med vacker att titta på.
Har sett henne live, hon har skön vibe!
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2023-08-21, 09:44
  #28
Medlem
QUEEN IFRICA - ESSENCE OF MY LIFE (Marcus Garvey riddim)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqJy37uR2z0

Suverän live-låt. Mäktigt när hon i början säger "I'm a revolutionist, I'm not an entertainer".

Mycket riktigt känner hon ett stort samhällsansvar :

"It is a disconnect with humanity. It's an exploitation of people who are only used to being exploited. It would seem as if I'm an enemy of development and all these good things coming into the space. But at the end of the day it’s the same issues you hear in America. That's the same reason there is a Brexit in England, because people feel other people are coming into their spaces and doing what they want and the locals are not benefiting from it in any way."

"Here in Jamaica and what's happening now - like women being killed by their men and all the bad stuff that's been happening, I think it's a breakdown of communication in the relationships. There is no reciprocity. No togetherness. No mutual understanding. You find that people feel left out. We live in a society where the man is mostly demonised. But it doesn't mean the men that are demons are in the majority. It is just a few men who were disconnected in the youthful days of growing up."

https://www.reggaeville.com/artist-d...l-in-kingston/
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2023-08-30, 16:10
  #29
Medlem
Carlene Davis - Black Star Liner

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHYyytD3eRA

Låttext


"Marcus Garvey founded the Black Star Line steam ship company through his United Negro Improvement Association in 1919. No venture reflected Garvey’s revolutionary dream of equality better than the Black Star Line, a mighty fleet of ships that would bring economic power to blacks around the world and transport many of them back to a proud and independent African nation."

""Race first" was the adage which was widely used in Garveyism. In Garvey's view, "no race in the world is so just as to give others, for the asking, a square deal in things economic, political and social", but rather each racial group will favor its own interests. Rejecting the "melting pot" notion of much 20th century American nationalism, he thought that European Americans would never willingly grant equality to African Americans, and thus it was inefficient for the latter to ask for it.

He was hostile to the efforts of the progressive movement to agitate for social and political rights for African Americans, arguing that this was ineffective and that laws would never change the underlying racial prejudice of European Americans.[234]

He argued that the European-American population of the U.S. would never tolerate the social integration which was being advocated by activists like Du Bois because he believed that campaigns for such integration would lead to anti-black riots and lynchings. He openly conceded that the U.S. was a white man's country and thus, he did not think that African Americans should expect equal treatment within it.

Thus, he opposed attempts to socially and economically integrate the different races which lived within the country. Garveyism promoted the view that whites had no duty to help blacks achieve racial equality, maintaining the view that the latter needed to advance themselves on their own initiative. He advocated racial separatism, but he did not believe in black supremacy. He also rallied against Eurocentric beauty standards among blacks, seeing them as impediments to black self-respect."

"In Jamaica, Garvey is considered a national hero"

"Garvey and Garveyism was a key influence on Rastafari, a new religious movement that appeared in 1930 Jamaica. According to the scholar of religion Maboula Soumahoro, Rastafari "emerged from the socio-political ferment inaugurated by Marcus Garvey", while for the sociologist Ernest Cashmore, Garvey was the "most important" precursor of the Rastafari movement."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Garvey
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2023-08-31, 15:36
  #30
Medlem
Jah9 - Unafraid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDNVHYCzH3M

"A lot of times when an artist starts to grow in popularity they tend to avoid rocking the boat and shun material that some may find controversial. That isn’t the case with Jah9 who has just released a video for the song “Unafraid,” which deals with the taboo subject of child molestation."

"The song is also a call to women to form a bond with each other and to show no fear when it comes to keeping children safe.

“I wanted to connect with other sisters on something we all have in common,” Jah9 states, “that primal instinct to protect the young,” she said. “Because sometimes we subdue that instinct because society might think of us as being difficult, or we might just feel powerless.

I wanted to remind my sisters that there is power in numbers and that we have a responsibility to the youth, that we are the gate keepers, and as a result we can’t shy away from the responsibility to protect our youth and to inspire men and everyone to do the same.”

https://www.boomshots.com/2016/11/wa...l-music-video/

Här är en mycket bra live-version av samma låt :

JAH9 sends out a message and sings UNAFRAID to all women @ Rototom Sunsplash 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i-CZWn1QqM
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2023-09-04, 10:45
  #31
Medlem
Reemah - WAR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPecYmNfMEA

Låttext


Från intervju :

"Through realizing the systematic destruction of us as a people, naturally, I want to help those who aren’t aware to become conscious to these truths; to begin the journey of freeing themselves from the chains of oppression. The deception is real and at times very subtle. Its roots are deep and radical change is needed. This radical change begins with small shifts in our thinking. I just want to play my part in helping to spread the message."

"It is a mix of feelings and emotions that is captured in each song, speaking directly to the hearts of those that listen. My intent was to put out a quality album and to spark an internal fire of self-awareness and militancy — a call to action."
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2023-09-11, 09:36
  #32
Medlem
Hempress Sativa - Sound The Trumpet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QRMGeI3iCY

Låttext


Från intervjuer :

"And when you come onstage you’re always dressed to the nines.
Well it’s important to me, you know? Because I want to make people know how important Africa is on a daily basis for me. So I like to wear the African garments fi make the black people know, we’re special too. We need to remember our heritage, our culture, where we’re coming from."

"What should the government and good conscientious people of Jamaica do to stamp out discrimination that still lingers against Rastas in Jamaica?

The government needs to put legislation and laws in place that protects Rastafari people and Rastafari culture. That’s something they can do. Also the people after going so long inna Jamaica knowing all the things that Rastafari has [stood] for need to [have] the initiative to speak up. Because when you look, Rasta culture brings all the tourists [to] Jamaica. Rasta culture bleeds out inna reggae music that everybody loves so much. And Rasta culture help[ed] to bring out the culture of dancehall where all these people gravitate to. So in essence, Rastafari people should be protected."

https://www.reggae-vibes.com/article...mpress-sativa/

"What is the message behind your music?

Self awareness, Spiritual upliftment and Glory to H.I.M Haile Selassie I the first."

"You were raised by parents who were Rastafarian. What does Rastafari mean to Hempress Sativa?

Rastafari is i livity and it is everything that i stand for. The way I carry I self to the way I interact with ones to the way I write even. It is a divine conception of the heart with that said Rastafari people govern themselves by the principles of H.I.M Haile Selassie I the first. Up holding themselves with integrity and great nobility adhering to the creed that the hungry be fed, the naked clothed, the sick be nourished, aged be protected and the infants cared for’. Because of our spirituality we are a peculiar set of people chosen by the Most High Himself that His Irits dwell within I heart manifesting in flesh his goodly works."

https://www.worldareggae.com/intervi...va-april-2014/
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2023-09-11, 21:37
  #33
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Man-At-Armss avatar
Jag gillar den här:
Roots Circus – There is a spell over this city:
https://youtu.be/ki5_XfQsesM?si=aLAioHZjpv-1ZS8M
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2023-09-12, 05:58
  #34
Medlem
Midi, Maxi & Efti
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