@@robbiegibbs1772 yes it does. How many white sounds you see play a Bhangra dance for Indians or a Chinese folk dance. But whites feel their colonized privilege allows them to play music for the black people.
West Country folk used to be known as the White slaves because of the abhorently low wages they received for their labours, and still do. We are all slaves to the political economy, and we are all stepping out of Babylon as one collective, the proletariat.
Rest in peace JAH SHAKA
Jah Shaka the legend and his teachings of dub. Blessings to you dub Wiser for posting this clip.
Legendary Jah Shaka!
Imperial DJ...from Sounds CRIEICHAM ✨💎🇯🇲🔑🪔 salute
over 50 years of Jah Shaka in Bristol..
the source of the Bristol scene, plenty spinoffs
🔥 always shaka ❤this sound
Dub master!!!
RIP😪
Garrard deck!
🔥🔥🔥FIRST TUNE! 🔥🔥🔥 Anyone know what it is??!
First tune name?
Looks like Stryda from Dubkasm on the far right, trodding to jah music
Hail, anybody know the name of the artist/ on the last track ?
Its a dubplate by tesfa zion, only in session 🔥
Was this a whites only session??
Music knows no race
all tribes + generations at Shaka, as usual... looks like a Bristol crowd to me.. Jah Shaka, the People's Sound!
Sadly missed
@@robbiegibbs1772 yes it does. How many white sounds you see play a Bhangra dance for Indians or a Chinese folk dance.
But whites feel their colonized privilege allows them to play music for the black people.
Dub session
West Country folk used to be known as the White slaves because of the abhorently low wages they received for their labours, and still do. We are all slaves to the political economy, and we are all stepping out of Babylon as one collective, the proletariat.