Diddy Kong
Smash Obsessed
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Greetings Smash massive!
Quite upset that there's hardly any reggae talk here in the music section of Smashboards. Yes, everyone knows and probably also loves Bob Marley, but this gerne is often so extremely overlooked! If I begin to talk about the Crownprince of Reggae, Dennis Brown, most often don't even know who he is. People often be surprised if I say Bob Marley had more than 1 son, and that Ziggy Marley isn't the only child of Marley who made a carreer.
Personally am an extreme big fan of reggae music, and have been in deep devoted love with it ever since I began listening to it at 16 years old. Despite all the stereotypes surrounding "stoners" and whatever, reggae music is actually an extremely deep gerne and extremely versatile. So yes, I can with no shame say that reggae is pretty much all I ever listen to. It has the soothing sound of meditation music, but the lyrical deepness of hip hop.
Who else is with me with this?
Currently, am listening to Lutan Fyah's new album, More Blessings.
Other artists I recommend / love are: Midnite, Dennis Brown, Kabaka Pyramid, Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, Jesse Royal, Gregory Isaacs, Lutan Fyah, Pressure Busspipe, Sizzla, Capleton, Turbulence, Lucky Dube, Luciano, Fantan Mojah.
Jah Love, Guidance and Blessings to all!
Quite upset that there's hardly any reggae talk here in the music section of Smashboards. Yes, everyone knows and probably also loves Bob Marley, but this gerne is often so extremely overlooked! If I begin to talk about the Crownprince of Reggae, Dennis Brown, most often don't even know who he is. People often be surprised if I say Bob Marley had more than 1 son, and that Ziggy Marley isn't the only child of Marley who made a carreer.
Personally am an extreme big fan of reggae music, and have been in deep devoted love with it ever since I began listening to it at 16 years old. Despite all the stereotypes surrounding "stoners" and whatever, reggae music is actually an extremely deep gerne and extremely versatile. So yes, I can with no shame say that reggae is pretty much all I ever listen to. It has the soothing sound of meditation music, but the lyrical deepness of hip hop.
Who else is with me with this?
Currently, am listening to Lutan Fyah's new album, More Blessings.
Other artists I recommend / love are: Midnite, Dennis Brown, Kabaka Pyramid, Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, Jesse Royal, Gregory Isaacs, Lutan Fyah, Pressure Busspipe, Sizzla, Capleton, Turbulence, Lucky Dube, Luciano, Fantan Mojah.
Jah Love, Guidance and Blessings to all!