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Showing posts with label Raggamuffin Entertainment. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

We Don't Like 'Gunman' But We'll Sing About Them!

Depending on your musical taste, you either love it when an old riddim is re-made, or you regret taking time to even listen to a minute of a riddim that has been remade, especially when the riddim is a classic, and one of historic significance.

The Gunman Riddim, made famous in 1980 by Michael Prophet who recorded the historic track “Gunman” with Henry ‘Junjo’ Lawes on the Volcano label, is one that in my opinion should not be tampered with, unless your name is Raggamuffin Entertainment aka Babbzy!

Yes friends, my Bajan colleague who knows music like Michael Jordan knows Basketball, has released this riddim featuring singers with voices respected by Angels.  Seriously!  Artists you may have never heard of take center stage and deliver music that will have you rocking and swaying, not to mention your listeners!

Devine Songz song “Under the Covers” is a hit with the ladies, Jah Powaz sing-jays the song “Watch” which is a warning to people unaware of how some are plotting to take what they have.  Mavriq’s “Abomination Town” questions how one can rise when they’re born as a curse – powerful lyrics, and rising Star Tabitha questions the need for “War.”  Each song cleverly includes the term ‘gunman’ in each song; K-A-B-O-O-M!  Each chune on the riddim is the cream of the crop.

Ready for your music player, here's the 2015 production of the Gunman Riddim produced by Raggamuffin Entertainment.  



Friday, May 31, 2013

HOTTT New Reggae ►►► Buggy Nhakente – Rasta Love {Red Boyz Production}!



There is no other love like the love one experiences from the heart of a Rasta.  I’m not talking about a Rasta imposter, I’m talking about a true genuine Rasta such as Buggy Nhakente (pronounced Na-Ken-Tay). 

Buggy’s chune “Rasta Love” on the Harp riddim produced by Red Boyz Productions is about a man who is encouraged by the love he receives from his girl and in turn she’s encouraged by the love he gives her.  In the chune Buggy sings “don’t hold your tears / let them out girl you’re gonna feel better / and face your fears / I’ll be there when you need me / these days will turn into years / and jah love is gonna feed we / baby everything’s fine / our love stood the test of time / and nuttin else don’t matta ….” 

Musically, Red Boyz Productions use of the Harp is symbolic as in the days of old, the Harp was seen as an instrument of Love, and love is what you will have for this chune!

 Catch Buggy Nhakente and the chune “Rasta Love” at the video link below! 

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