[Video] Ronny Trettmann feat. Shotta Paul – Rangschier!

Heckert Empire with the brandnew Video to Shotta Paul and Ronny Trettmanns Summer Banger “Rangschier”.

[Video] Romain Virgo – I Am Rich In Love

[Video] RDX – Turn Your Swag Up

Seems like I need to get my Hair-Dyeing-A-Game up…

[Download] Cool Hand Luke – The Dancehall Document Vol.1

Strictly Vinyl Mix by Cool Hand Luke from the UK. 80′s & 90′s Digital straight.

Tracklist:

1. Flow Brown – Teach Them Style (Techniques 12)
2. Sanchez – Come To Rule (Sir Coxsone 12)
3. Mark Wonder – We Rule (Black Scorpio 7)
4. Chuck Turner – Ah No Me She Love (Live & Love 12)
5. Scorpion – Love Jamaica (Parish 7)
6. Sluggy Ranks – Willing Fe Give Me (I-95 12 inch)
7. Johnny P & Scotty – Old Fire Stick (Living Room 12)
8. Conroy Smith – Dangerous (Grade One 12)
9. Alton Black & Blacka Ranks – Gal A Watch Yu (Witty 12)
10. Apache Scratchie – Link Up (Shelly’s LP)
11, Sleepy Wonder – Respect (Shelly’s LP)
12. Malibu – Dancehall Thriller (J&M 7)
13. Pad Anthony – Turn Up The Volume (Steely & Cleevie 12)
14. Anthony Johnson – Dancehall Vibes (Jammys/Dubstore 7)
15. Cooler – The Sea (Ikus 12)
16. Colonel Lloydie – Tender Touch (Star Light 12)
17. Peter Lloyd – Dancehall Queen (Greensleeves 12)
18. Robert Ffrench – When You Come A Dance (Parish LP)
19. Courtney Melody – Turn Dem back (Ffrench 7)
20. Tiger – Wanga Gut (Tiger 12)
21. Conroy Smith – Dancehall Posse (Kemarley 12)
22. Sanchez – Sweetest Sound (Techniques 12)
23. Super Cat – Sweets For My Sweet (Skengdon 12)
24. Screwdriver – Dancehall Full Up (Kangal 7)
25. Pliers – Murder We Wrote (Pioneer Muzik 12)
26. Pinchers – Kingston 13 (Ossie 7)
27. Sugar Dee – Nice Up The Dance (Y&D 12)
28. Screwdriver – Young Girls Life (Redman 12)
29. Destry Don – Come Follow Me (Jah Youth 7)
30. Sister Chinna – Jam The Calypso (Harry J 7)
31. Little Clarkie – Bubble & Rock (Y&D 12)
32. Yoruba – Jollification (Stage 7)

via Shimmy Shimmy.

Interview with Ma’ting CEO Alex Evequoz

Hopefully most of you guys already know about Ma’ting, a switzerland-based clothing brand inspired by Jamaican Dancehall Culture, making huge waves on the interwebs since a few months.

Jamaicans.com did a Interview with the designer and ceo of the brand, Alex Evequoz.

Tell us how Ma-ting got started?
I started by myself. I love JA and doing graphic design so I decided on trying to mix both passions for fun. I started out by drawing  one reggae artist in cartoon and then decided I will “mek dem all”… Then Don Corleon, which I drew, saw his cartoon and asked me if he could use it as logo. I purposed to him to mek a signature t shirt made by us, and he said yes… So then we decide, with my friend, to mek a whole t shirt line…

Check out the whole Interview at Jamaicans.com

[Download] Safari Sound – Kingsize Ballads Vol.1

Safari Sound recently released their brandnew Mix Kingsize Ballads Vol.1 , packed with nuff new Tunes and Dubs. As the name tells you, this is just the beginning of a new mix series from the notorious Soundmen Shirkan and Sammy K from Malmö, Sweden.

Download the Mix by clicking the Cover, which was, by the way, done by Ma’ting‘s Alex Evequoz from Switzerland.

[Video] Shaggy feat. Mavado – Girlz Dem Luv We

[Video] Nas & Damian Marley – Nah Mean

Sorry, I’m really late on this. Couldn’t post the Youtube Video, cause it didn’t play in my country and couldn’t find out how to insert the video from worldstarhiphop.com, cause it didn’t work with wordpress.

And to make it worse, Vodpod did not work together with my new browser…anyway, here is the Direct Link to the Video, Enjoy!

Nas & Damian Marley – Nah Mean

[Video] T.O.K – No Sah

Diplo Interview on Greensleeves Riddimentary

A while ago I’ve told you about Diplo selecting the new Greensleeves Riddimentary CD.

Now The Fader sat down with Diplo to talk about it.

It must have been hard to pick just a couple records with which to tell Greensleeves’ story. What’s not on the album that you wish was?

The proper version of “Night Nurse!” I mean there’s soooo much reggae from this certain genre, but this was the ones that really got me. The Toyan album with “African Thing” (the Jacqueline riddim) was one of the first crazy vinyls I got from a flea market. I would say its artworkwas directly influential to the Major Lazer character.

Read more over at The Fader.