Jah Shaka Music - Tribute To The Zulu Warrior

FULL TRACKLIST, 320kbps DOWNLOAD LINK , WRITE UP AT mikusmusik.blogspot.com/2023/...
Tribute to the mighty Jah Shaka, playing some favourites released on the JAH SHAKA MUSIC label, 80s, 90s, and 00s. The majority feature Shaka as producer and sometimes vocalist, though there are also some tunes here produced by Shaka's son Young Warrior, Mad Professor, and others. Am playing these tunes live here in a soundsystem style... Love to all Shakaites.... Jah Shaka never to be forgotten, message will live forever...Journey on...

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FULL TRACKLIST, 320kbps DOWNLOAD LINK , WRITE UP AT mikusmusik.blogspot.com/2023/04/jah-shaka-music-tribute-to-zulu-warrior.html

[@gaz4615]

[@southsidesessions]

South London's Finest - RIP Shaka

[@melchizedek_danelian]

🚨

[@lawrence9073]

These lyrics are spiritual thank you legendary selecta jah shaka for sharing with us these golden vibes

[@user-oe8gy8dk8f]

Spiritual bread .... Well well appreciated Shaka ...jah speed brother ✊️

[@BsYtHandle]

Thank you!

[@MikusMusik]

Thanks for listening!

[@enjayreid]

R.I.P Shaka. Thank you for getting me through that shitty dancehall period. Roots 4 iver

[@ing_at]

bless up for all the work u do

[@MikusMusik]

means a lot

[@lapluiechampagne]

Thank you

[@MikusMusik]

Thanks for listening!

[@Algux]

Vibes

[@facu3512]

Muchas gracias por subir este hermoso tributo

[@amatgueye2794]

what a really nice mixe ! thanks for the tribute

[@MikusMusik]

🙏 🙏 🙏

[@AleisterthemungerSTOKE]

give eternal thanks for teecha Shaka Jah rastafari. bless up for the tribute respect.

[@JahSoulJah91]

Love this tune from the great JAH SHAKA

[@roldanching]

So nice of you Bro, give thanks

[@user-ng7bv9yg6v]

Big up jah shaka one love rip ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@fernandocaballero7406]

Thank you thank you thank you 🙏💚

[@lucasalexandre5467]

Rest in power jah shaka , zion will be free us

[@housmansbookshopTV]

Warrior Stance still so powerful after all these years

[@MikusMusik]

YES! Such an important record. Here's something Ive copied from elsewhere about the history of the tune: At the age of 16/17 in Bedford, UK, Dread linked up with his brother Fred and started to lay down bassline tracks with a simple Boss drum machine, playing percussion and bongos on top, with a borrowed Yamaha DX7 to compliment the hard core dub. In 1988 they got four dubplates of their unique material pressed and took them to Jah Shaka. Shaka played the dub plates for around a month and then called up and told them to come to his next sound system session down in Cheggars Hall / London. He always played his best or most exclusive song last - this night he played 'Warrior Dub' - now known as 'WARRIOR STANCE' and it took the roof off the building... Shaka that night requested that the dub plate should be released on his own label. “Warrior Stance” sold well and was tremendously influential on the new wave of UK dub, as Dougie Wardrop (Centry, Bush Chemists, Conscious Sounds and tens of other aliases) recalled in an interview with Guidelight Movement: "Basically I got started on a small 4-track, cassette machine which I had in my friends house, [...] we started from nothing really. Just going to (Jah) Shaka, Manasseh. Listening to tunes and hearing tunes like Dread and Fred. Tunes like "Warriors Stance". Until then there were no real steppers, digital steppers really. "Warrior Stance" to me was the one that stood out and made me wanna say whoa! That was the tune. I'd like to make music like that, you know. " Russ D (The Disciples) also cited its impact : "Originally we only used a drum machine the rest was all live playing, the thing that changed it all was seeing Shaka working in a studio in Brixton, it had a small programming room with about 6/7 Yamaha DX7's linked up to a sequencer and a couple of small Seck mixers, he was working with this guy he called Andy Mozart, and the rhythms that they were building sounded crisp and different more machine like. Also at the time Dread and Fred came on the scene with 'Warrior Stance' and I will always cite that record as an influence... I went home and started programming my drum machine (HR16) differently from then, away from sounding live and more into the machine mode."

[@hanshandkante5055]

@@MikusMusik Thanks for sharing this. It's very hard to find much information about the early UK Dub. It was a pretty radical transition from the stuff of the early eighties to digital steppers dub. I wonder if acid house and electronic dance music of that time was an influence too. Late eighties and early nineties was a revolutionary time for electronic music generally.

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@@hanshandkante5055 Not sure if it was an influence as such but there was shared technology and overlap on a day to day.... Interestingly Mark from Iration Steppas started off making techno tunes in 1990 - though they always had a heavy bass flavour www.discogs.com/artist/3138-Ital-Rockers There were other reggae minded people making house and techno in that era, like this man for example www.discogs.com/artist/3136-No-Smoke

[@squidley1000]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥💯

[@bertrandtrapenat4786]

Rasta never die his artwork reasoning on eternity

[@hadror13]

RIP Mr. Shaka was planning to come to the dance upcoming August in London. thanks for the tribute sir

[@MikusMusik]

yeah he was playing to the last, a life so well lived

[@LadyLegz35]

@@MikusMusik Blessed love 💖

[@baldevsangha5434]

Who's the Baddest !! JahhhRASTAFARI Guidenceand protection 😂

[@LadyLegz35]

RIP WARRIOR SHAKA ❤💛💚🎶🇯🇲

[@primadonna2717]

Shame about all your ads…..babylonian interference….wonder what Shaka would feel…??

[@MikusMusik]

I dont monetise any of my uploads - if you are seeing ads thats youtube milking it...you can download the mix high quality audio and also stream it from my blog, ad free , link in description.

[@alancoughlan287]

😂DUB CLASH @ Brixton ❤rec.centre😅

[@MikusMusik]

Miss the rec....London dub scene not what it was ... all the less without Shaka