In this page you can find the different mixtapes i've made since i'm selectah (2003) You can find jamaican music and black music:
Also you can find muy own remixes at: http://soundcloud.com/vullaka-productions
This is my vynil compilation for this year 2008. All the tracks are top tunes at Chekere Jazz!
Tracklist: 1. ANTHONY JOHNSON - Soundclash 2. BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS remix – get up stand up 3. COLLIE BUDZ – come around 4. MR. VEGAS – must come a road 5. BUSHMAN – Fire bun a weakheart 6. Bobby Babylon riddim 7. JUNGLE BROTHERS & ERNEST RANGLIN – funky bond street 8. Unknown 9. BEENIE MAN & BOB MARLEY remix– Romie 10. VYBZ KARTEL - Stand by me 11. TENOR SAW – fever 12. JOHNNY OSBOURNE – special singer 13. TONY REBEL & MACKA B – dj unity 14. THE FUGEES remix –oh la lala 15. KELIS & T.O.K. – trick me trice 16. MARVIN GAYE – heard it through the grapevine 17. INI KAMOUZE . here comes the hotstepper 18. JACKSON 5 & BOB MARLEY – waiting in vain 19. BLUE CANTRELL & SEAN PAUL – breath 20. BEENIE MAN & WYCLEF JEAN - love me now 21. pan a gal 22. SIZZLA – 23. i love my bitch – jungle lion riddim 24. GENERAL LEVY – Tru yu body good 25. wolfs and leopards riddim 26. U-ROY - 27. DENNIS BROWN – wolfs and leopards 28. TOOTS & THE MAYTALS – 54-46 was my Lumber 29. MARCIA GRIFFITHS – free like dumping 30. DAVE AND ANSELL COLLINS – double barrell 31. JOHN JONES – Rudy Mills 32. JACKIE MITTOO – freak out 33. MR. VEGAS – lean with it 34. JUNIOR KELLY - If love so nice 35. CASSIDY FT JAY-Z – i’m a hustler – Judgment Time riddim 36. BEYONCÉ – let you go – Judgment Time riddim 37. ELEPHANT MAN FT. WAYNE MARSHALL – we smoke 38. CHAKA DEMUS – woman anna half 39. me love gal - blue riddim 40. BOUNY & T.O.K. – Bad man 41. ALBOROISE – inna di ghetto
THEY INSIST: REFUSE IMITATIONS! --Jamaican and rapper covers.--
In Jamaican history music we can find a lot of versions of other musics, because bands/artists/producers like to imitate black music, and also making rock&roll and disco covers. This is a mixtape full of reggae and rap covers (and some RMX) of all music styles, including groups like The Beatles, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Sprinsteeng, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley,etc...
Actually the mixtape is a doble cd: on the first cd (this podcast) there are the jamaican versions of the songs that you can find on the other cd (in this link:
TRACKLIST
Some years ago (2006) the web www.bcn-reggae.com made a mixtape contest, and a lot of sounds and selectors of all the world send our tapes. The web give us only 40 minutes to make our selection: this is the mixtape that i send to the contest, amd here you can find 40 minutes of all jamaican styles, from early years to dancehall, even digital or raggamuffin (and also and rare interlude of flamenco :/ )
1- Death in the arena - SOUL VENDORS 2- Nuff Respect- LADY G 3- Everyone is hustling - JOSEY WALES 4- Soldiers take over - YELLOWMAN 5- Triplet - SLY & ROBBIE 6- Girls wine - SHABBA RANKS 7- Gunman Lyrics - CUTTY RANKS 8- Bad bad chaka - CHAKA DEMUS 9- Dead dis time - BOUNTY KILLER Interludio: No me gusta que a los toros – M. ESCOBAR 10- Handcart boy - MR. PERFECT 11- Jamaica - ALTON ELLIS 12- It’s raining - THE THREE TOPS 13- Main focus - LOUIE CULTURE 14- Too much violence - BUSHMAN 15- Mother-in-law - NICODEMUS 16- Heart don’t leap - DENNIS WALKS 17- Mouth a massy - ALTON ELLIS 18- Nimrod - THE SKATALITES 19- All day, all night - DAMIAN MARLEY 20- Vamo pa la playa - KAFU BANTON 21- Thoia un your belly - LEFTSIDE&ESCO 22- Smoke everyday - ANTHONY B 23- Rock your body - CAPLETON 24- Jamaican thing - BUGLE
In 2005 in made my second mixtape, making a tribute to all the jamaican styles. In this session you can find foundation styles (rocksteady, ska, early, funky reggae) and also the latest styles (dancehall, hip-hop remix,etc.)
TRIBUTE TO THIS MUZIK
In 2004 i did my first selection of jamaican music. In this tape you can find good old and new DUB (even dub RMX's), big tunes of original ROOTS, great RUB-A-DUB songs, and some nice tunes of DEEJAY style. Tracklist:
nSpoon RMX and Big Youth- Political Confusion