New Millennium is a great dancehall music track, celebrating new beginnings and the good things in life.

Vybz Kartel and Wayne Marshall music video

This video includes Vybz Kartel & Wayne Marshall doing New Millennium and Why You Doing It (the Don Corleon Medley), as well as Lady Saw doing Hot Gyal, and Wayne Wonder & Elephant Man doing Crazy Feeling.

Vybz Kartel and Wayne Marshall New Millennium Free MP3 Download

When I searched Google for more information about this song, I found these sites that look like they offer free copies of the Vybz Kartel and Wayne Marshall New Millennium MP3 free as a download. (I have not investigated the ownership of those dancehall music MP3s though.)

• I found Vybz Kartel New Millenium feat Wayne Marshall – Download MP3 on MP3Rocket here.
• I found Vybz Kartel Ft Wayne Marshall – New Millenium (DJ Aristo T Mad World Remix) on MediaFire here.

Vybz Kartel and Wayne Marshall New Millennium lyrics

Up to di time down to di minute, some bwoy seh dem a roll deep
Fools, dem hole deep, and mi seh down to di minute
Some bwoy seh dem a roll high, barely a stroll by
And mi seh Dan, you know we rated as number one
Up to di time of Vybz Kartel, start well

- Vybz Kartel:
Inna mi Karl Kani
Wid a bottle of tall Canei
Tough a lie?
Spliff a light spliff, so till mi high
Cork a fly,
Crate of Guinness pile up inna di sky
Ooman a watch mi like a spy
Kartel nuh shy guy
Mi nah go lie, gal dem seh
Dem want mi bona fide
Dem get high, driving inna di 320i
Inna July, di pressure ‘pon di pussy mi apply
And inna April baby a cry

- Wayne Marshall:
Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

- Vybz Kartel:
Cold Guinness or hot Guinness
But mi nuh business
Weed mi have wrap up
Like file paper inna Wrigley’s
Souls a play, ooman a stray
Dat a mi business
Gal a brace fi sumptin
Till it big like West Indies
Pelpa time, gal a bruk out like diseases
She a do what she pleases, You a di vibes
Di gal a no leaches
Cah mi new releases a
No fi man weh inna di faeces

- Wayne Marshall:
Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

- Vybz Kartel:
Five-o
can’t come lock it off
So if dance deh ‘pon di road block it off
If a weed slap it off
if a gun back it off
Dem search and can’t find, everybody laugh
Liquor sell off, not a bottle wid a cork
Promoter & him friend dem a laugh
How dem laugh
Tra la la la la la la la la la
How dem laugh
Tra la la la la la la la la la
Tell dem

- Wayne Marshall:
Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

- Vybz Kartel:
Inna mi Karl Kani
Wid a bottle of tall Canei
Tough a lie?
Spliff a light spliff, so till mi high
Cork a fly,
Crate of Guinness pile up inna di sky
Ooman a watch mi like a spy
Kartel nuh shy guy
Mi nah go lie, gal dem seh
Dem want mi bona fide
Dem get high, driving inna di 320i
Inna July, di pressure ‘pon di pussy mi apply
And inna April baby a cry

- Wayne Marshall:
Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

- Vybz Kartel:
Cold Guinness or hot Guinness
But mi nuh business
Weed mi have wrap up
Like file paper inna Wrigley’s
Souls a play, ooman a stray
Dat a mi business
Gal a brace fi sumptin
Till it big like West Indies
Pelpa time, gal a bruk out like diseases
She a do what she pleases, You a di vibes
Di gal a no leaches
Cah mi new releases a
No fi man we inna di faces

- Wayne Marshall:
Dis a di new millennium
A different thing a gwaan
Marshall and Kartel a go create a storm
And when yuh see us in the club
Or see us on di lawn
A just di pressure we apply
We a go turn it on

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Lee Scratch Perry built his fame with his amazing work behind the mic and behind the mixing board. In addition to his solo reggae performances, he also worked with a range of artists including the punk pioneers The Clash, hip hop pioneers The Beastie Boys, and Paul McCartney. Perry’s success led to more creativity and eccentricity: in the 1970s he created his own dub music studio, The Black Ark, which cemented his role as a progenitor of many great dub and reggae sounds, albums, and productions.

Lee Scratch Perry’s prolific output made him rich and famous, but Kingston, Jamaica’s streets were the scene of politically-motivated gang warfare. Lee Perry’s success shone a spotlight on him, and gangsters flocked to that light like moths to a flame: Perry was threatened and extorted by criminals and police alike, but the reggae artiste continued to create new works. Lee Perry formed The Congos, a Rastafarian reggae band, and created his magnum opus, Heart of the Congos, in 1977. Unfortunately, Island Records, Perry’s label, refused to release the spiritual work and his wife left him to carry on with a studio musician (taking Perry’s children with her). Shortly thereafter, The Black Ark mysteriously burned to the ground and Perry left for Europe.

After that rise and crash, Scratch Perry spent a decade in Europe exploring various substances and continuing his unrelenting creative streak.

Finally, Lee Scratch Perry gave up all toxic substances, became a vegetarian, and married a Swiss woman. He spent the 1990s rebuilding himself and his career, reemerging on the international reggae music scene. Most recently, in 2008, at age 70, Perry’s world tour included such diverse locations as the United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Brazil, Japan, and New Zealand.

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The Bermuda reggae singer Collie Buddz kicked off his career with his 2007 eponymous release, Collie Buddz, which debuted at the #1 position on the Billboard Reggae charts and hit the top 100 overall. It seems success is treating young Mr. Buddz very well – not only does his new 7-track album boast catchy melodies and excellent production values, it’s available for free to all of his loyal fans and the new listeners who want to hear the latest from one of reggae’s rising sons.

Click here for dates and information about Collie Buddz’s Playback tour.

Listen to Collie Buddz Playback EP

Playback has a generally mellow feel, the perfect soundtrack to a laid back afternoon or weekend morning. It forecasts the warmer weather that so many Collie Buddz fans are waiting for, with tracks like Hope, featuring guest vocals from Demarco.

But Playback‘s sunny, casual sound belies the effort that Collie Buddz put into it, having spent 3 years crafting every track. “The EP was entirely written, recorded and engineered in Bermuda with my brother Smokey at Harper Digital Studios,” Collie once explained. He had help from some top-ranked producers including Supa Dups and Baby Dee.

You can hear the tracks before you download them here (JavaScript-enabled browsers only):

Official music video for Playback EPK

Playback EPK is the first single from the new Playback EP.

The official music video for Holiday from Playback

Holiday is the 2nd single from Collie Buddz Playback EP. The video was directed by Jeff Pliskin and edited by Collie Buddz himself. The artist filmed the track on location in Bermuda, in advance of the release of the EP. This is a great track to relax to after a long day of work.

Get the Collie Buddz Playback free music download

Collie Buddz has made Playback available as a free music download from 2 links off of the official Collie Buddz website. The main music download link is here. The second free music download link is here.

These free music links to download the Playback EP come direct from the official Collie Buddz website, so you can be sure they’re safe.

The total download is 77MB so a high-speed internet connection is preferred for downloading the tracks. There are no requirements for downloading the free music tracks – no giving up your email address or anything else.

This isn’t the first free Collie Buddz music download that has come our way – last summer Slightly Stoopid shared 4 free music tracks to download, one of which was a remix of Collie Buddz’s Come Around (the other 3 are tracks from Slightly Stoopid and Cypress Hill). Collie Buddz recently wrapped up the Slightly Stoopid Legalize It 2010 summer tour with Slightly Stoopid and Cypress Hill. He’s also done some solo touring, launched a new official website last year, and kicked off his own radio station, Vibe 103. “The pieces are all falling into place, allowing me to focus on doing what I love most, making music,” explains Buddz.

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Don’t want to find all the tracks? No worries – you can also listen to Pissed Pat’s Stoned 4 U Revisited Mix right here on Dub & Reggae or check out to the Blazed and Infused Ganja Mix from z0nk.One and shockout radio. Pat included a link to download his mix on the player page (look at the bottom of the description, on the right). When you get the munchies, don’t wander off and forget to thank Pat and z0nk!

Here’s the of ganja-inspired dub and reggae music. Click the links for downloads, videos, and players:

1. 311 – Who’s Got The Herb
2. Assemblage Point – Cent’nal DUB
3. Pato Banton – I do not sniff the coke (I only smoke Sensimilla!)
4. Capital Letters – Smoking My Ganja
5. Collie Buddz – Come Around
6. Culture & Don Carlos – Roots & Culture
7. Jah Cure – Flying High
8. Eek A Mouse- Ganja Smuggling
9. Jah Elect – Nice and Proper (Register at norml.org to download the track)
10. Michael Franti – We Don’t Stop
11. Freesound – Sweet Sensi
12. Mr. Haze – Dub Project
13. Humble – High Grade
14. The Individuals – 420 International
15. Iriepathie – Piece of Ganja (Register at norml.org to download the track)
16. Ina Kamoze – World A Reggae
17. Katchafire – Sesimillia live
18. King Tubby & Dillinger – At King Tubbys – See And Blind
19. Barrington Levy- Collie Weed
20. Barrington Levy – Prison Oval Rock
21. Bob Marley- Kaya
22. Bob Marley – Natural Mystic (thanks Dom Corleone!)
23. Bob Marley – One Love
24. Bob Marley – Three Little Birds
25. Damian Marley & Cypress Hill- Ganja Bus
26. Damian Marley ft. Nas – Road To Zion (thanks Dom Corleone!)
27. Mystic Eyes & Trinity – Perilous Times
28. Mystic Roots – Pass the Marijuana
29. Mystic Roots – Sweet Sensi
30. Frankie Paul – Do Good
31. Lee Scratch Perry – The Ganja Man
32. Phish – Makisupa Policeman
33. Ranking Dread – Marijuana In My Soul
34. Roots Manuva – Highest Grade Dub
35. Sahra Indio – Reggae on the Farm
36. Jah Shaka – Commandments Of Dub 7 – School Of Dub
37. Sublime- 89 Vision
38. Sublime- Doin’ Time
39. Sublime- Smoke Two Joints
40. Peter Tosh – Legalize It (thanks Dom Corleone!)
41. Mr. Williamz – Ganja 4 Life (Register at norml.org to download the track)
42. Zenji San – Natural Ting (Register at norml.org to download the track)

If you’re feeling meditative, check out this article on legalizing marijuana. Consider this quote from the article:

“Key in the campaign to ‘legalize it’ is Tom Ammiano, who has made a significant proposition: legalize pot for adult consumption, charge growing fees and tax retailers. It would generate about $1.3 billion in revenue along with countless positive side effects: fewer minor drug offenders in jails, no more sketchy deals and fewer enforcement costs. The deal is for California only, but it would be a large step toward nationwide law, considering how politically massive the state is. Federally legalized cannabis would generate an estimated net $14 billion per year.”

Happy holidays,
Dubman

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This is an ambitious choice for the Easy Star All Stars: the Beatles’ tracks feature fast tempos and layered melodies that offer less room for versioning than Easy Stars’ previous covers. The Beatles devoted 4 months to creating Lonely Hearts Club Band, widely considered to be their magnum opus and described by Rolling Stone Magazine as the greatest rock album of all time. Every track on Lonely Hearts Club Band is instantly recognizable and studded with enough of the Beatles’ unique creative touches to make any versionist run for the hills. But the Easy Stars arrive well prepared for this massive undertaking, combing their years of experience as reggae hitmakers and studio musicians with a knockout lineup of featured reggae vocalists including U Roy, Luciano, Matisyahu, Sugar Minott, and more.

While past Easy Star albums have all included similarly strong lineups by guest vocalists, Lonely Hearts Dub Band trades much of the sound engineering found on their previous releases for heavier emphasis on the singers’ performances. Lonely Hearts Dub respectfully maintains much of the Beatles’ original song structures with relatively clean recordings and tight keyboard, brass, and percussion counterpoints. Fans expecting more of the heavy dub instrumentals found on Dub Side of the Moon, will be in for a surprise. This new album pushes fewer boundaries and feels more reggae than dub; an open air festival instead of a smoky den, it will appeal to reggae fans and Beatles fans alike.

The Easy Stars Lonely Hearts Dub Band journey begins with the CD’s vibrant packaging, a trifold cardboard sleeve saturated in colorful images that are reminiscent of the Beatles’ original cover with some fresh reggae touches including a red, green, and gold color scheme and fields of ganja instead of flowers (see a sneak peek of Easy Stars Lonely Hearts Dub Band album art here). The music begins with the classic Beatles background noises, but quickly brings a dub flavor reminiscent of Dub Side of the Moon‘s Money with sounds of bubbling and coughing, interrupted by an air horn that sounds straight out of Black Ark.

The first track sets the album’s overall tone with Junior Jazz singing Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band over a reggae melody, with light dub effects and some toasting thrown in for a fun song that retains much of the Beatles’ original sound. Luciano follows on With A Little Help From My Friends, a track that is miles away from the reggae artiste’s recent troubles with his “friends” Andrew “Shooty Shooty” Senior and Freckles Trench. Jah Messenger finds new friends in his backup singers and a rollicking track that continues the album’s uplifting tone and culminates with a chorus so joyful that the listener cannot help but smile and bob along.

Frankie Paul takes the baton with Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, the album’s second single. The Easy Stars turn up the dub on this trippy, mellow track with stronger overdubs and skanky keys and guitars infusing the core melody. Getting Better follows with a loose, repetitive structure that gives room for more overdubs and a simple dub track sound behind The Mighty Diamonds harmonious vocals.

Easy Star fans who were hoping to find some pure dub versions reminiscent of the 4 bonus dub tracks on Dub Side of the Moon will enjoy Fixing A Hole, the first of 2 extended dub mixes on Lonely Hearts Dub. The dub effects that have flown beneath the previous tracks’ melodies burst the levee and engulf Max Romeo‘s smooth voice as the band’s low key instrumentals take center stage. The next track,She’s Leaving Home was the album’s first single, with good reason. Kristy Rock‘s smoky, smiling voice dives right back into the dub sounds that made Easy Star famous in their previous releases, flowing effortlessly to create a warm, nostalgic vibe that’s well-suited to the lyrics. Rock flexes her talents effortlessly and the sound engineer is unafraid to get dubby, resulting in a meditative masterpiece.

Ranking Roger follows with Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! At its outset, this track continues the mellow dub tone set by its predecessors while getting closer to the Beatles’ orignal melodies. Things suddenly get interesting when it cuts to a brash dancehall infused bridge, complete with toasting and raucus brass instrumentation. Then, just as suddenly, the track returns to the mellow dub sound counterpointed this time with jangling samples of carnivals and bells.

Within You Without You is another highlight, in part because the light vocals and recursive melodies provide ample room for dubbing. Young Hasidic reggae star Matisyahu voices the perfect cover for George Harrison‘s original lyrics, bringing his own spirituality and incredible talents to create a version that in many ways outshines the original. Sitar and tabla stylings from Roger Lipson and Loren Oppenheimer, respectively, create a rich sound that flows over and alongside Matisyahu’s ecstatic beatbox whispers. The only thing missing from this track is Matisyahu’s now-famous hip hop toasting that brought new dimensions to his version of The Police‘s Message in a Bottle.

When I’m Sixty-Four is the second extended dub music mix on the album, and it’s as good as the first. Sugar Minott‘s voice lends itself to overdubbing while preserving the original song’s melodies. The trombone’s toasting that jumps in and out, culminating in a long dub instrumentation that deconstructs the whole piece into an echoing riddim. U Roy‘s toasting pairs well with Bunny Rugs’ singing on Lovely Rita, where the duo slyly suggest that Rita, the buttoned up meter maid, join them to smoke some tea, and the track wanders into dub territory in its second half with U Roy musing on his love for Rita.

Steel Pulse bring us back to the opening tracks’ cleaner tone on Good Morning Good Morning, a faster paced song that drops most of the dub effects in favor of a straightforward reggae cover. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) provides a quick interlude that also remains similar to the original track before cutting to A Day In The Life. Michael Rose and Menny More trade vocal responsibilities on this last track with singing that brings drama to the song’s opening verses and urgent humor to the second half. This closer also wavers between close reggae cover and wandering dub expression, showcasing Easy Star All Stars’ fluency with both ends of the spctrum.

While Dub Side of the Moon will no doubt retain its status as Easy Star All-Star’s greatest work and Radiodread remains a personal favorite, Easy Star’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band complements its predecessors and has arrived just in time for summer music festivals and backyard sound systems. The release is Easy Stars’ most approachable to date, an album that invites the listener to join the fun, first humming along and finally singing and dancing. While the album opens and closes with relatively lightweight tracks, it peaks with several excellent versions in the middle that will continue Easy Star’s legacy on the dub reggae scene.

Want to hear the album yourself? You can preorder Easy Star’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band from Amazon.com today and save $2 or hear it live: the band’s tour schedule is posted on their website. You can also hear the album’s singles on the Easy Star All-Stars website.

You can also find the Easy Star All Stars online:

• Easy Star All Stars MySpace page
• Easy Star All Stars on Facebook
• Easy Star All Stars on imeem
• Follow Easy Star All Stars on Twitter
• Order Easy Star’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band album from Amazon.com

See our prerelease story for more information about the Easy Star All Stars band.

What’s next for the Easy Star All-Stars? No doubt another cover of a concept album from a famous rock band. While I’ll continue to enjoy Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Dub Band, I’m more of a dubber than a straight reggae fan, so I hope they’ll follow with a slower album that gives them more room to rub a heavier dub… perhaps The Flaming Lips‘ Soft Bulletin?

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For everyone who loved the 2008 Raggamuffin Festival and those who couldn’t be there, EMI has released a 2-disc set containing music from the dub & reggae artists who performed live.

The lineup includes a collection of global and New Zealand reggae acts including UB40, Katchafire, Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers, Shaggy, The Black Seeds, House Of Shem, The Midnights, The Wailers, and Maxi Priest.

Volume 1′s playlist includes:

1. UB40 – Here I Am (Come And Take Me)
2. Katchafire – Love Letter
3. The Black Seeds – Turn It Around
4. House Of Shem – Keep Rising
5. The Midnights – True Progress (Feat. Tuffy Culture)
6. The Wailers – Lively Up Yourself
7. Maxi Priest – Close To You
8. Arrested Development – Mr Wendal
9. Arrested Development – People Everyday
10. Maxi Priest – Wild World
11. Aston ‘Familyman’ Barrett Of The Wailers – Cobra Style (Disco Mix)
12. The Midnights – Outside Looking In
13. House Of Shem – I Love You Girl
14. The Black Seeds – Cool Me Down
15. Katchafire – Say What You’re Thinking
16. UB40 – Kiss & Say Goodbye

The 2nd disc includes:

1. Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers – Brothers And Sisters
2. Eddy Grant – Do You Feel My Love
3. Ali Campbell from UB40 – That Look In Your Eyes
4. Shaggy – Oh Carolina
5. Arrested Development – Cold Nights
6. Inner Circle – Sweat (A La La La La Long)
7. Kora – Politician
8. Unity Pacific – Red Squad
9. Three Houses Down – Ghettoworld (Move Your Feet)
10. Three Houses Down – Dandyman
11. Unity Pacific – A Poor Man (Saveth A City)
12. Kora – Culture
13. Inner Circle – Games People Play
14. Arrested Development – Hit The Road Jack (Feat. Rasa Don)
15. Shaggy – In The Summertime
16. Ali Campbell from UB40 – Let Your Yeah Be Yeah
17. Eddy Grant – Gimme Hope Jo’anna
18. Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers – Tomorrow People

Each reggae album runs roughly 70 minutes.

Mr. Danjol has published links to download the tracks, ripped on March 3rd, 2009. You can download the ripped file from http://rapidshare.com/files/208677440/ragga-vol-1.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/208677472/ragga-vol-1.part2.rar and http://rapidshare.com/files/208677582/ragga-vol-2.rar or purchase the Raggamuffin 2008 album at http://www.marbecks.co.nz/detail/index.lsd?catalogID=457073.

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