David Marston’s “Feeling You” Earns A Mixmag Premiere
Check it out here: https://soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-david-marston-feeling-you-feat-craig-williamson-lowheads-remi Available everywhere on 22 Feb 2019!
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Rorystonelive & Samory I’s “Feeling” Premieres Exclusively on TIDAL
Feeling, the fresh single from producer Rory “Rorystonelove” Gilligan’s and roots reggae singer Samory I, premieres exclusively on TIDAL on Tuesday December 4, 2018.
Rorystonelove & Samory I Top TIDAL Rising Dancehall/Reggae Playlist
Rory “Rorystonelove” Gilligan’s production from rising roots reggae singer Samory I, Rasta Nuh Gangsta, has topped the TIDAL Rising Dancehall/Reggae Playlist.
The General Comes To Town Debuts at #10 on the iTunes Reggae Chart
This brilliant album is out today on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify and everywhere else! You can get your copy right now @ http://znc.bz/ZBGLC03P The General Comes To Town perfectly captures the Jamaican rub-a-dub dancehall sounds of the early 1980s and adds just the right modern touch.
Black Gold Enters The Billboard Reggae Chart
Black Gold, the debut album from Rorystonelove artist Samory I, enters the Billboard Reggae Chart at #5 this week. Get your own copy now: http://znc.bz/ZBRORY034
BBC News – Is the threat of a copyright lawsuit stifling music?
Artists are being advised not to state publicly who they’re inspired by on their new music.
Zincbeats Friday bubblings on Beatport
Two nice Friday features on Beatport for the Zincbeats family.
Samory I Talks Black Gold, Rorystonelove, Rastafari & Reading
Samory I Talks Black Gold, Rorystonelove, Rastafari & Reading on Gibbo Presents Watch now:
Equiknoxx Are Saving Dancehall By Making It Weird Again
“Harps, glockenspiels, obscure psych-rock samples, bird noises—it’s all part of this Kingston crew’s bracingly original sound.” Read the entire article on Pitchfork: http://pitchfork.com/features/rising/10084-equiknoxx-are-saving-dancehall-by-making-it-weird-again/ Turn on to some Equiknoxx sounds: