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    Reggae Lover

    Dedicated to Reggae Lovers – Reggae Lover pulls back the curtain on the issues, backstories, and adventures of the global reggae music phenomena, emphasizing sound system culture. The reggae lover podcast features quality discussions relatable to reggae lovers, from dubplates to current reggae to Studio One Lover's rock.

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    Reggae In Africa with 2021 Powerful Rising Star Rootspence Feb 22, 2021
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    Reggae in Africa is alive and well with Rootspence and the Groovemakers blazing the fire from Mozambique.


    Rootspence joins us to give a first-hand account of the current reggae climate from Malawi to Mozambique. He breaks down some of the difficulties with reggae sprouting in former Portuguese colonies versus English-speaking areas of the continent.


    Roots Reggae in Africa was championed by Bob Marley and the Wailers in the 1970s.


    Rootspence was greatly influenced by the music his Reggae-loving parents played around the house. He learned and imitated the sounds and moves of Marley, also crediting Lucky Dube, Burning Spear, and Peter Tosh as sources of inspiration.


    Helio Sixpence, better known as Rootspence, is an emerging artist, singer, and songwriter born in Malawi and based in Mozambique. The talented musician is quickly making waves in the scene with his unparalleled sound and style.


    Through his emotion-filled vocal performances, Rootspence radiates raw emotion through explosive instrumentation. Inspired by his life experiences, Rootspence strives to push the envelope with his sound to make a well-rounded, dynamic style that will resonate with listeners. Moreover, he seeks to create music that can teach, advise, cheer, inspire, and heal souls.


    2020 WAM (We Are Music) Award Nominee and seven times Reverb Nation Featured Artist, the artist aims to connect intimately through his lyricism and sound with listeners around the world. Rootspence will have listeners engulfed in the musical world he creates with his no-frills approach and realness. Rootspence is an artist to watch as he is set to cement himself in the music industry for years to come.


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    Wake Up to Reality Feb 15, 2021
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    Wake up to reality with special guest Ijahknowah who delivers a message to heal, uplift, enlighten, and empower our people and thus the entire humanity.


    Wake Up, is the debut EP from Ijahnkowah An B.R.A.P (Black Revolutionary Almighty Perspective). Wake Up is available now. https://album.link/i/1536787110


    IJAHKNOWAH AN B.R.A.P. is a Reggae artist and band doing only originals to inform uplift and elevate the masses of the real-life energies.


    IJAHKNOWAH was born in the Parish of St. Thomas in Jamaica, located in the Blue Mountain region. IJAH, as he is affectionally called, comes from a family with immense musical talent. His inherited passion for music caused him to listen attentively to his favorite artists such as Peter Tosh, Joseph Hill (Culture), Burning Spear, Count Ossie, Mystic Revelation of Rastafari, Nina Simone, Gill Scott Heron, and Fela Kuti.


    He was further influenced by his native music “Mento and Pocomania”. IJAH’s first public performance was at Jamaica’s Agricultural Society Benefit Concert where he performed his own rendition of “Many Rivers to Cross” by Jimmy Cliff. IJAHKNOWAH closely identifies himself with

    many of Marcus Garvey’s beliefs and teachings and has remained a true loyal Pan Africanist.


    IJAH has always aspired to become a Reggae recording artist with a special message. He began writing his lyrics between the late ’70s and early ’80s. He migrated to the United States in Chicago in 1987 and became the renowned lead singer for ‘Equal Rights Band’. A short time after he founded ‘Natural Force Band’.


    IJAHKNOWAH moved to Atlanta in 1998 to produce his first recorded single “Down in Jamaica”, followed by “Free your mind” and “This is the day”, a collaboration with Messenger Selah and Ras Igel. In 2013 he recorded an album with the legendary Dennis (Jah D) Fearon. In 2013 he formed the ‘IJAHKNOWAH AN B R A P’ band.


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    The Top 5 Lovers Rock Reggae Songs Feb 08, 2021
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    The Top 5 Lovers Rock Songs of all time according to Reggae Lovers AGARD and Kahlil Wonda are presented in this episode. Press play to hear the discussion.


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    The Top 5 Bob Marley Songs Feb 01, 2021
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    The Top 5 Bob Marley songs according to Kahlil Wonda and AGARD.


    We are celebrating Bob Marley's 76th birthday (Feb. 6) along with the beginning of reggae month and black history. It's the birth month of both AGARD (Feb. 4) and Kahlil Wonda (Feb. 11) and we remember fallen soldiers, Dennis Brown (Feb 1), and Bunny Rugs (Feb 6).


    Mentioned in this episode:

    The Wailers, The I-Threes, Carlton Barrett, Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Aston Barrett Jr., Chris Blackwell, Roger Steffens, Emperor Haile Selassie I, Allan 'Skill' Cole, Chronixx, Boyz II Men, Stone Love, Earthruler, Lee "Scratch" Perry, U-Roy, Garnett Silk, Luciano, Buju Banton, King Jammys, Bushman, Half Pint, Studio One, Sir Coxsone Dodd, Glen Washington, Sanchez.


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    Carlton Livingston, Adventures from a Storied Career Jan 25, 2021
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    Carlton Livingston, Jamaican vocalist, and songwriter extraordinaire is our special guest.


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    Shinehead Spreads the Love Jan 18, 2021
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    Shinehead spreads the love as he passes through for a fun conversation covering from his roots to his current hits and forthcoming album.


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    The Wailers Aston Barrett Jr. Jan 11, 2021
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    The Wailers Aston Barrett Jr. is the current torch-bearer of his family's legacy. Aston is the son of original Wailers bass guitarist and producer, the iconic Aston "Family-Man" Barrett. The Wailers 2020 album, One World, is nominated for Best Reggae Album at the Grammy Awards.


    Aston shared gems of knowledge about music and life.

    We talked about his training and the process that led to his role as bandleader. He explained his philosophy on religion and how the Marleys and his father helped to shape that. We learn about the Grammy-nominated album and his experience working with Emilio Estefan. Listen for some fresh perspective on these serious times.


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    Tropics is Everywhere Jan 04, 2021
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    Tropics is everywhere: Season 7 of Reggae Lover debuts with rising Jamaican star Tessellated as the special guest.


    'Tropics Vol. 1', the notable debut by singer Tessellated offers a flavorful feast of sounds.


    The seven unique tracks flow together perfectly for a brilliant showcase of Tessellated's talent.


    We talk about how this anticipated project came together and give a glimpse into the life of Tessellated.


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    The Influence of Reggae (Revisited) Dec 28, 2020
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    How has reggae music has affected the whole world?


    During this episode, we touched on the following:


    • Bob Marley was one of the most influential people ever.
    • The many genres that stemmed from Jamaican music including EDM, Reggaeton, and Hip Hop.
    • Many new reggae fans globally in the period from 1970 - 2000.
    • Indigenous reggae markets and sound system scenes globally.
    • Dancehall choreography transported all over the world.
    • Producers and artists sampling and covering reggae/dancehall.
    • Rastafarian culture has permeated the world and been appropriated.
    • Reggae is both the catalyst and the soundtrack for movements of social change.
    • One of the only genres that can be spiritual, political, and entertaining at the same time.
    • The important traditions of teaching and empowerment through reggae lyrics.


    And there is so much more or as Bob Marley said "So much things to say..."




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    Bob Marley's Legacy (Revisited) Dec 21, 2020
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    We take some time to talk about Bob Marley's amazing life and legacy.


    This episode is all about Robert Nesta Marley a.k.a The Legend a.k.a the King of Reggae.


    We list some artists that have been compared to Bob or seen as the next Bob Marley at some point. Then we explore why there hasn't ever been another artist quite like him. No recording artist has been as revered and respected.


    We also touch on conspiracy theories circulating around his assassination attempt, and death.


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