Ras Kawintseb - Touch Of Tsion (2017)

 01. Aethiopia the Promised Land
02. I Told them
03. Bado Igir
04. Ejarsa Goro
05. Lions on Entoto
06. Weep Not!
07. This Beacon, This Banner
08. Judgment Day ; Hola Herb
09. Look!
10. End of the World
11. Marcus the Forerunner
12. Restore Jah Plan
13. Trod on Thru 

 

 

 

✓ Artist: Ras Kawintseb
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✓ Genre: Reggae
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The original Reggae Repatriate Father of Ethiopian Reggae- celebrating 21 years in Ethiopia with his Album Touch of Tsion

Mësëgana - A ta Famille (2011)

01. Belle telle une Reine
02. A ta Famille
03. Bad Boys
04. Prends ton Temps
05. Négatif
06. Proverbe
07. La Vie
08. Pouvoir de Guerre
09. Freedom Way
10. Deception
11. Jah Zion  

12. Le Temps Nous Dira

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Mësëgana concrétise avec la grâce de Dieu, la réalisation de leur premier album "A ta famille", 12 titres de Reggae francophone, anglais, avec des citations en amharique sous forme de louanges et de salutation. (Mësëgana est tiré de l’amharique (Ethiopie) et signifie « give thanks and praises»

Empreint de positivité et d’une vision clairvoyante,  réuni autour de Joseph Joseph, Mësëgana partage son Reggae Life avec amour.
 

Nazarenes - Meditation (2012)

01. Meditation
02. Food
03. Its Too Late (feat. Lutan Fyah)
04. Mother
05. On My Way
06. The Lord Said (feat. Midnite)
07. Mamy Blues
08. Alive
09. Everlasting
10. Politrickcians
11. Get Together
12. Destiny
13. Lonesome Lady
14. Love JAH




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✓ Label: I Grade Records
✓ Born: Addis Abeba, Ethiopia
✓ Resident: Sweden.
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✓ Playtime: 59:36 min
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Nazarenes - Songs Of Life (2005)

01. Song of Judgment Day
02. Song of Love
03. Song of Creation” (feat. T-Root)
04. Song of Righteous Life
05. Song of Liberation
06. Song of Mary Jane
07. Song of Warmongers
08. Song of Consoling
09. Song of Mother Earth
10. Song of Unity
11. Song of Sharing
12. Song of Mission
13. Song of Memories

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It is a measure of how international in scope reggae has become that the best roots album released in years should come from two Ethiopian brothers living in Sweden. A concept album of sorts, Songs of Life is the work of Medhane and Noah Isac Tewolde, and it is a remarkably sustained set that recalls the classic Jamaican releases of harmony groups like The Meditations, The Congos, and Israel Vibration.

 Both brothers are accomplished singers, writers, and arrangers, and apparently produced their songs separately, generally playing all the instruments (with a little help from a Swedish horn section) and adding all the vocals on their own. 

Surprisingly, this doesn't cause any kind of seismic split in the album, however, and Medhane's and Noah's songs are seemingly interchangeable, cut from the same stylish cloth, and Songs of Life cycles through its set with a strong, interwoven cohesion.

 Among the highlights are Medhane's gorgeous "Song of Righteous Life" and his wonderful ballad that closes the album, "Song of Memories" (which sounds like a classic Neville Brothers ballad gone reggae), as well as Noah's Motown-inflected "Song of Mary Jane" (it's not too much of a stretch to imagine The Temptations doing this one) and the bright, moving "Song of Mother Earth.

" In the end, though, the brothers' style is so similar and intertwined that it is rather pointless to look at who wrote the individual songs, since the whole album has such a unified outlook and tone. This is easily one of the best roots reggae albums in recent memory, and that it was produced in Sweden (and not Jamaica) makes it all the more amazing.

Isaac Haile Selassie - I Don't Know Why (2007)

01. I Don´t Know Why

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The global journey of singer/songwriter/musician Isaac Haile Selassie is one of intrigue and inspiration. Born in a rural area of Ethiopia, his mother passed away before he was a year old and unable to care for him, his father brought him to the capital city, Addis Ababa and gave him over to the care of the late Emperor, Haile Selassie I. 

Isaac was placed in His Imperial Majesty’s boarding school, which the Emperor himself established, and was overseen personally by His Majesty and in close proximity to the palace. With frequent visits from the Emperor, the children were able to spend time with their country’s leader and develop a bond and respect for him as a father figure. Isaac’s last name is Haile Selassie because he was raised by Haile Selassie I. 

When the Emperor was deposed, Ethiopia was thrown into political turmoil and Isaac left his country by foot, walking through the desert and until he reached Sudan, where one night he met a group of other Ethiopians who were listening to Bob Marley, a pivotal moment in Isaac’s life. Marley’s message of love and peace resonated within Isaac’s own experience of dealing with life’s harsh realities first hand. From that point on, Isaac has been committed to promoting harmony among people around the world and ending racism through the power of his music and lyrics. 

Singing in both Amharic and English, Isaac’s music combines roots reggae, rock and world music, reaching out to a wide audience, whether they’re fans of reggae, African or world music. Now based in Los Angeles, Isaac has played a wide range of venues from clubs, bars and colleges, Ethiopian restaurants and fundraisers for various projects including Ethiopian famine relief, to large music festivals. In 1999 his debut cd, Unite, received critical and fan acclaim and was chosen as of one of the top ten releases for that year by one of reggae’s top music critics. Through his determination and self-empowerment, Isaac formed Conscious Music Records in 2006, launching the label with his album, Ethiopia.