This is the most raw and beautiful barrington Levy recording i have ever heard and yet billy boyo was such a natural badass he takes the crown on this but so much respect to both of them 🔥🔥🔥💯
@@ChristopherUlate así es mi hermano, el comentaba que con la melódica y sus melodías buscaba hablar y decir cosas también, si revisas su discografía, en el álbum King Selassie I Calling, parece que nos contará toda la historia de la religión rastafari. En lo personal el es la prueba de que una melodía dice más que mil palabras.
The picture is of the sound call Wassifa, which is a soun in England, the soun playin in this video is a Jamaican soun, and the melodic playin is not Pablo, its prince sam😅⁹9😅😅9oo999😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😅😅😅😅😅😅 7:18 😅😮😅
I can hear the similarities to grime that this has The pull ups, messing with the volume of the drums, even the content of the lyrics bro thats amazing
@@father3dollarbillNot a far reach at all. What is discussed here are the musical aspects and it’s plain facts that grime, just like jungle etc, is an offshoot of UK reggae and dub sound system culture. You might not approve of some moral aspects of grime culture, like some lyrics promoting violence etc, but that’s a different discussion. It doesn’t change the fact that grime culture is based on sound system culture.
Gun salute 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nuff respect for upload love it 🦁😘👍 Rip Billy Boyo champion bubbler 🙏
This is the most raw and beautiful barrington Levy recording i have ever heard and yet billy boyo was such a natural badass he takes the crown on this but so much respect to both of them 🔥🔥🔥💯
Literalmente Augusto Pablo rapea con ese instrumento ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
@@ChristopherUlate así es mi hermano, el comentaba que con la melódica y sus melodías buscaba hablar y decir cosas también, si revisas su discografía, en el álbum King Selassie I Calling, parece que nos contará toda la historia de la religión rastafari. En lo personal el es la prueba de que una melodía dice más que mil palabras.
My soul Ras aprecied Jamaica, since Barcelona.irie
Stidily wop, stidlily didily didily didily, Woah!! ..Yess, InI Seen. ~ JAH Bless Bredren
Rollin back the years,love it
When the roots ruler
You seeme qwan billy boyo..r.i.p
The picture is of the sound call Wassifa, which is a soun in England, the soun playin in this video is a Jamaican soun, and the melodic playin is not Pablo, its prince sam😅⁹9😅😅9oo999😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😅😅😅😅😅😅 7:18 😅😮😅
This Volcano sound from Jamaica
I wanna see this live
Niceeeeee
yess
I can hear the similarities to grime that this has
The pull ups, messing with the volume of the drums, even the content of the lyrics bro thats amazing
oof... very far reach. Grime, drill and all them lot could learn A LOT from all this. Mostly, mindset and way of life..
@@father3dollarbillNot a far reach at all. What is discussed here are the musical aspects and it’s plain facts that grime, just like jungle etc, is an offshoot of UK reggae and dub sound system culture. You might not approve of some moral aspects of grime culture, like some lyrics promoting violence etc, but that’s a different discussion. It doesn’t change the fact that grime culture is based on sound system culture.
Absolutely. The soul of these genres is in the live sets. Bless up
Dance At prison Oval Stadium
Not Pablo. Amazin snippet though
Rastafari