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June 28, 2014 - Gyptian, Tommy Lee Sparta, Gentleman & Daddy, Earl16 & Al Campbell, Maikal X & The Royal The Roots Band, Rass Motivated, KaliBwoy, Black Omolo, Le Prince,…
“Zenzele” gathers Uncle Waffles, Royal Musiq, CowBoii, Xduppy, and Uncool MC for an Amapiano-heavy track driven by multilingual verses and brash energy. “Bodoingadai” by 3XDAVS and Didi B blends Francophone trap and West African swagger. Sidiki Diabaté’s “Attraper” threads traditional Malian roots through Afro-pop textures. MORE
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Filipino reggae embodies a unique blend of warmth and zest, merging classic reggae with the vibrant spirit of the Philippines. Culminating in a distinct sound that intertwines traditional reggae instruments with local kulintang, the music resonates with tales of Filipino life and culture. Lyrically, Filipino reggae delves into powerful narratives of social justice and kinship, integrating Tagalog seamlessly with reggae rhythms to address pressing societal issues. Evolving from its Caribbean roots in the 1970s, Filipino reggae artists have crafted a sound that is both rooted in tradition yet constantly evolving.