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Reggae In The Fields
Saturday September 27th, 2014 with Junior Smith
New Realeases (Features album from Ras Muhamad from Indonesia)
RAS MUHAMAD, "Salam"
The Indonesian born and raised Muhamad Egar was educated in New York City for over a decade where he first came in contact with –and later delved into- Jamaican music and Rastafarian culture. Upon his return from The Untied States, Ras aspires to re-introduce Indonesia on a global scale, to put Indonesia back “on the map”, specifically in music, arts and talents that the country has to offer to the world. This new album is the amalgamation of Ras’ vision of the direction Indonesian Reggae could go and what Indonesian music could achieve.
Salam offers Asia’s first international Reggae album that is in a “Pure Roots Reggae” format, although Dancehall and Hip-Hop fans alike can truly relate to this album musically. Thematically, even though most part of the lyrics in “Salam” is in English, Ras always finds a way to deliver his Indonesian standpoint. A good example would be the first single “Lion Roar” where he explains as such a history of cultural similarities of the “Lion” symbol, between African and Asian culture and even western such as Europe.
Salam also features notable collaborations with a host of critically acclaimed international reggae artists such as the Jamaican Kabaka Pyramid as well as Sara Lugo and Uwe Kaa from Germany. The album also delves into a diverse range of topics: from Asian-African culture, personal motivation, the beauty of language, barriers of borders, respect of one’s ancestors, humanity, war and suffering, as well as his own personal stories of struggle. In short, Ras Muhamad believes that through the power of music especially Reggae, people can share and learn of each other’s cultures through the message. To find similarities and common ground, setting aside petty differences and finally celebrating life and all its dynamics through music. Such as the core and heart of Reggae, it’s a universal expression and a message of love.
Ras Muhamad on Social Media:
Facebook: Facebook.com/rasmuhamadreggaeambassador
Twitter: @RasMuhamadRI
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RasMuhamadRI
SC: soundcloud.com/ras_muhamad
The Good Word Rev. Jacob Afolabi - Spoken Word |
Feature Album
Ras Muhamad, "Salam" Indonesian Reggae |
Good Over Evil Ras Muhamad - Salam |
Satu Rasta Ras Muhamad - Salam |
Lion Roar Ras Muhamad - Salam |
So Tired Ras Muhamad - Salam |
Blow Them Away Ras Muhamad - Salam |
Salam Ras Muhamad - Salam |
Recent Releases |
This Morning Kranium - single |
Sleepless Nights Kranium - single |
Ghetto Nights Masicka - single |
My Jam Mr. Vegas - single |
Bang Bang Bang Elephant Man - single (see USHER- Good Kisser) |
God Whinner Richie Loops - single |
Kitty Kat Again Gage - single |
Nuh Boring Zone QQ - single |
Boom and Bend Over J Capri - single |
Bike Back Charley Black - single |
Mi Mek Yuh Feel Sure Vybz Kartel (Addi Innocent) - single |
General Romain Virgo - single |
Gal tek weh yuh gal Kiprich - single |
Jah Mi Say I Octane - single |
Mi need yuh Kaledo - single |
Outta the middle Beenie Man - single |
When Ghetto Yute aguh rich Vybz Kartel feat Twin of Twins - single |
Anytime Vybz Kartel - single |
version Dutty Bakkle - Dutty Bakkle |
Nah work roun here Beenie Man ft Sean Paul - Dutty Bakkle |
Lee la la laa BJay - Dutty Bakkle |
All dem a talk Demarco - Dutty Bakkle |
Wiul on pon yu man Leonardo - Dutty Bakkle |
Body Good Rayted - Dutty Bakkle |
Biggest Strenght Vershon - Dutty Bakkle |
No Stylings D'Angel - single |
Love Triangle Jah Vinci - single |
Gone Soon Demarco - single |
Don Talk I Octane - single |
version Starting Block - Starting Block |
Greatest Unknown Cee Cee - Starting Block |
God Alone Delus - Starting Block |
Woe I Wayne - Starting Block |
Sorry Jah Vinci - Starting Block |
House fi pay fan Junior X - Starting Block |
Life is Nince Shawn Storm - Starting Block |
Life is Nice T'nez - Starting Block |
version Flute Riddim - Flute Riddim |
Too High Anthony B - Flute Riddim |
Food Chezidek - Flute Riddim |
Guess What Chrisinti - Flute Riddim |
Hey Girl Flava Unit - Flute Riddim |
Take Me Where Jah MAson - Flute Riddim |
More Love Luciano - Flute Riddim |
I want to Know Lukie D - Flute Riddim |
Suffering Us Lutan Fyah - Flute Riddim |
No ore War Natty King - Flute Riddim |
Babylon Boy Perfect - Flute Riddim |
Feeling Inside Prestige - Flute Riddim |
There is the door Turbulance - Flute Riddim |
// //MIX WITH LAST - // |
Playing Games with my heart Christopher martin - Take it Easy |
Yuh look Good GC - Take it Easy |
Ready fi Josey Josey Wales - Take it Easy |
Right Pon Time Red Fox - Take it Easy |
Raise Your Glass Screechy Dan - Take it Easy |
Work So hard Shaggy - Take it Easy |
You are my Oxygen Anthony B - Oxygen |
Apple Eljai - Oxygen |
To Many Chance Sophia Squire - Oxygen |
Queen Asheba Turbulance - Oxygen |
Draw Di Line Tydal - Oxygen |
Speak Yuh Mind Bugle - single |
Hero Chan Dizzy - single |
Prayer To The Lord Chris Martin - single |
The Final Word Hyacinth Mason - Spoken Word |
Hi Junior, I'm having company over this evening--cleaning house and listening to RTIF. Interesting music today.
3:09 PM, September 27th, 2014