100 mixes with tracks by “Damian+Marley+&+Nas”

This is a mix of all the hiphop & raggae music i like to hear in the summertime.
It's a feel-good mix, and i hope you will enjoy (Y)

"One good thing about music, when it hits you you feel no pain"
Mostly chill and underground Hip-Hop, Enjoy ! Peace

& the livings easy

21 reggae tracks to sit back and relax to just in time for a season of beaches and bliss. don't forget your sunscreen...

Sublime, Rebelution, Slightly Stoopid, etc.

this is a mix of hip hop and reggae. it is the best of the best of old and new hip hop/rap with some famous artists and some relatively unknown. i am told that this is a great playlist to smoke to. Listen to this playlist if you want to experience the laid back california vibesss and some thought provoking hip hop/rap

"This life that we all live seemed foolish to him
He was wild and daring, he lived on a whim
His most regular questions were "why not??" and "Who cares??"
Always rushing headlong into what no one else dared
His mind was a gem, undistorted and pure
for the mundane existence he was simply the cure
Always smiling, He never whipped that grin from his face
There was never a moment he wouldn't embrace"

By Cameron Burns in dedication of Callum Mackay 1989-2011.
R.I.P. Buddy!

20 espcially real, honest stories of human experience from a few of my favourites. No consistency other than honesty and lyrical talent, from Edinburgh to Seattle. Featuring Scroobius Pip, Knowmads and Jehst

title is self explanatory <3

13 tracks to keep you entertained, from the legends Bob Marley and Luciano to the hits from Damian Marley, SOJA, and Cali P. The very best of the best! Enjoy, all you Rastafarians!

The kind of rap and hip hop that should get back on the radio.

Twelve Reggae songs.

Puff the Magic Dragon and shake that booty.
10 Funky & Upbeat Reggae tracks including music by Bob Marley, Matisyahu and Eek-A-Mouse.

12 tracks from the Marley clan, from Bob Marley on down to Ky-Mani Marley and Julian Marley. This is the family that; for right or wrong, has been placed on a pedestal in the annals of reggae history, and Jamaican culture. There's a strong musical streak that runs in the family, and it's obvious when you listen. This may be the first in a series to come. We will see.