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Major Lazer feat Baby Cham – Call Mi (Dave Kelly’s Hold The Line Remix)

My ears had an orgasm when I heard this. Major Lazer is an artist that I’ve heard little about, but this sh*t goes hard. This song features Baby Cham, and I think that I hear Santigold on the track too. This one is really worth the download. ➜ Call Mi (Hold The Line)

Rock the Nation Sound is staying on the grind with this mixtape released today with 50 tracks! It’s a must download! It’ll be available to buy soon for those of you who like to have the CD versions in your collection. This mixtape features the likes of; T-pain, Chris Brown, Rhianna, Ciara, 50 cent, Sean Kingston, Aaliyah, Beenie Man, Vybz Kartel, Katy Perry, Baby Cham, and moreee…

]]> http://highlanda.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/dancehall-now-episode-15-is-here/ Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:00:56 +0000 highlanda http://highlanda.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/dancehall-now-episode-15-is-here/

Dancehall Now Episode 15 features new Busy Signal, Daville, Vybez Cartel, Serani, Beenie Man ,and Baby Cham to name a few.  Listen or Download now.

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Dancehall Now Episode 15

1  Sweep Da Floor (Pop Champagne Remix) – Elephant Man
2  Sort Dem Out – Demarco
3  Nothing To Smile About – Morgan Heritage
4  Love of A Lifetime – Alaine
5  Bullet – DJ Khaled featuring Rick Ross & Baby Cham
6  Ramping Shop – Vybez Kartel feat. Spice
7  Last Man Standing – Vybez Kartel
8  I’ll Be Your Best Friend – Daville
9  Nikki Burt – Make Ends Meet
10 All I Need – Shurwayne Winchester/Serani
11 Mek Noise – Erupt
12 Money Tree – Busy Signal
13 Time To Shine – Laden
14 People Want Change (Roots) – Capleton feat. Obama
15 Single Ladies Remix – Beyonce feat. Buju Banton
16 Gimme Gimme Gimme – Beenie Man
17 Make Her Stamma – Busy Signal
18 Jah Jah See Dem A Come – Sugar Roy, Conrad Crystal and Gyptian
19 Girl I Want You (Soca Road Remix) – Serani
20 Missing Your Love – Wesley Diamond
21 Tonight Is Yours – Daville
22 Crying Out – Duane Stephenson

Media files:
Dancehall_Now_Episode_15.mp3 (MP3 Format Sound, 111 MB)

Here are a some more Rootsy Collins mixes, I’m pretty backed up on posting these up, since the series is up to about 40 or 50 now.

Rootsy Collins Island Dub Sessions vol 6

vol6-south rakkas, sizzla acid house remix, beenie man, jay z, baby cham, shabba, super cat, buju banton, nas, lauryn hill, poor rightous teachers, lotsa blends

Rootsy Collins Island Dub Sessions vol 7

vol7 -goodie mob (dreadnoks remix), bob marley,richie spice and some good 70’s roots n dubs selections,

Rootsy Collins Island Dub Sessions vol 8

vol8 – stalag, sister nancy, sizzla, michigan, barrington levy, 70’s bangers (extra scratchy vinyl), jr reid, wu blend, 90’s dancehall, pinchers,

Rootsy Collins Island Dub Sessions vol 9

vol9-a techy south rakkas crew remix, warrior queen, jacob miller, 2k dancehall, 90’s dancehall, j live,

Rootsy Collins Island Dub Sessions vol 10

vol10 – sizzla, capleton, luniz, pinchers, lotsa 80’s early 90’s dancehall, barrington levy, i wayne, beenie man, bounty killer, dr dre, akon, super cat, biggie, sean paul,

As usual, if you want info on a specific track, just tell me which volume and at what time.

-c

3Suns – High Fever
Above & Beyond Pres Ocealab – Breaking Ties (Above & Beyond Analogue Haven Mix)
Ace Hood Ft Akon – Can’t Stop
Ace Hood Ft Dre – Ghetto
Boa – Eat You Up (DJ Escape & Johnny Vicious Radio Edit)
Brandy Ft The Game – Right Here (Remix)
Brevi Ft Baby Cham – Bang Bang
Chicanos – Suki Suki
Corbin Bleus – Paralyzed
Fast Distance – Elysion (Original Mix)
J. Alvarez – Shorty Make It Clap
Jason Rooney – Shake Your Body (Alex Gaudino Remix)
Jessy Matador – Mini Kawoule
Junior Reid – Blazing
Karl Wolf – I Miss U
Kuda Ft Chris Jackson – Youre So Sexy
Lenny Fontana & Ridney Pres. Larisa – Wait 4 U (Voodoo And Serano Remix)
Lil Wayne Ft Gudda Gudda – She’s A Ryder Menudo – Forbidden Love
Michael Woods Ft Inaya Day – Natural High (Vocal Mix)
RDX Ft Alric Body – Rave
Thomas Penton & Dj 19 – 3 A.M. Delightful (Original Mix)
T-Pain Ft Ace Hood – Take You Down

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Ahh! Finally Highlanda Sound has put together something for the fans of that “Finest Years” era of dancehall to accompany its hit Dancehall Now podcast which has been gaining popularity on and offline since its debut 7 weeks ago.  Reggae Vault Classics is here to represent the foundation of the music.

Listen to an episode (link below) and you will hear right away that Highlanda has gone with a mixtape style format to differentiate it from the Dancehall Now podcast.  Reggae Vault Classics features only classics mixed and blended with no talking so you can turn up your speakers or headphones and get lost in Kahlil Wonda’s mixes.  Episode 2 starts off with Dennis Brown singing Stop the Fussing and Fighting on the Real Rock riddim.  The mix also includes tunes on some of the biggest riddems ever such as Stalag, Far East, Swing Easy, and The General.  Expect to hear artists and selections you don’t hear everyday, or maybe even every year for that matter.  The selection order and mixing are masterful, which makes it easy for anyone to enjoy, whether you are a dancehall novice or a foundation reggae enthusiast.

Click here to Listen: Reggae Vault Classics Episode 2 now.

1   Stop the Fussing and Fighting – Dennis Brown
2   Drop It Cool – Terror Fabulous
3   Putting Up Resistance – Beres Hammond
4   He Is My Friend – Luciano
5   Know Jah – Tony Rebel
6   Ganja Song – Spragga Benz/Baby Cham
7   Sensimelia Persecution – Buju Banton
8   Every Knee Shall Bow – Garnett Silk/Cocoa Tea/Charlie Chaplin
9   True Love – White Mice
10  Send Them Come – Terry Ganzie
11  Murderer – Buju Banton
12  Cold Blooded Murderer – Capleton
13  Nuh Have No Heart – Bounty Killer
14  Blood Stain – Pinchers
15  Reality – Shabba Ranks
16  Tune In – Cocoa Tea
17  Here I Am – Sanchez
18  Are You Still In Love With Me – Sanchez
19  Dances Are Changing – Barrington Levy
20  Ever Changing Times – Alton Black
21  Goodie Goodie – Colin Roach/Galaxy P
22  Kill A Sound – Quench Aid

That’s Right…! Brevi doin’ it big. Download this heater…

Or listen here…brevi_ft_baby_cham_bang_bang-1

This interview conducted in Atlanta after a Baby Cham performance is original content from the award-winning Highlanda.net. Big ups to top rated Baby Cham! Look out for the something new from Highlanda coming at you over the internet very soon.

Baby Cham

Kahlil: Cham you just mashed up and leveled Planet Q. What do you have to say about the show?

Cham: Its like a regular night. Everyday of the week we work; Monday through Friday. We just thank the fans for coming out and showing us so much love. Each time we try to give them at least 190% worth of work, you know…?

Kahlil: When can we expect the next album?

Cham: At the end of this year or early next year. I’m in the studio right after this tour. I’ve been touring since last year October, non-stop. I’ll get a break now so I’ll be in the studio trying to get some tracks together for the next album.

Baby Cham with Kahlil Wonda

Kahlil: As far as influences and motivation, what’s your driving force right now?

Cham: I feel its my mother and son–straight up. And just love for the music and trying to see the music reach places. Music, in regards to reggae music and dancehall music as a whole.

Kahlil: …And who were some of the artists you looked up to when you were coming up also?

Cham: Dave Kelly, Buju Banton, Wayne Wonder, Major Worries, Shabba Ranks, the majority of the top entertainers from Jamaica. Every single entertainer that was mashing up the dancehall scene while I was attending school, those were the artists I tried to portray–DJ their lyrics. And now I can do my own and hopefully have youth trying to portray me and DJ my styles.

Kahlil: How do you deal with the negative people and influences in the music industry?

Cham: I stick around the positive. I never go around the negative. Negative ain’t good for you at all. I stick to my family. My family is positive to me and never show me a negative side. And that’s it. …Go get the album Wowow! The Story.”

In light of the Labor Day Parade coming soon in Brooklyn, I had to post this for the “West Indian Massive”……..“BloodClot!!!!”….“Rewind Selector”……….

Message: Saigon ft Baby Cham – Chilly Boom

I Don’t Know About This Joint And The Soul II Soul Sample Could Have Been Used So Much Better. Yo Jus Stop Fucking With ‘Em Games And Get Back To Making Great Music My Due!

Download Link Here ->: Saigon (Feat. Baby Cham) – Chilly Boom

Before I head off to my favorite sandwich shop on the southeast side of Vegas I shall drop this non album joint from Sai-gitty and Just Blaaaaze (courtesy of OS). Kind of ironic that we get this track that won’t be on the album, yet I have no positive thoughts that we will see an actual release. *sigh…

DOWNLOAD: Saigon – Chilly Boom f. Baby Cham & Kardinal Offishall (prod. Just Blaze) | MediaFire

A throw away joint from Saigons upcoming classic (it better be, or else this 4 year wait was worth shit) featuring Baby Cham (dude sounds ALOT like Kardinal Offishall from Toronto…) and is produced by Justin Blaze, Its a webrip, and I looked around the net for a while looking if this dropped and it seems like this is the first time this is seeing the light of the web. Unfortunately this is a WebRip but when (if ever) the CDQ version drops, we’ll have it. Shout out to BluHaze for the rip.

Download: However Do You Want It (Chilly Boom Boom) (Ft. Baby Cham) (Prod. Just Blaze) – Saigon

Just when you thought there couldn’t possibly be another Paper Planes Remix/Blend/Mash up the World Wide Web goes and throw’s up two in one morning.

The first comes from a guy who goes by the name Amphibious, you can find out more about him here. He takes the O.G beat and flips it nicely with Baby Cham over the top.

The second comes from DJ Neoteric who’s mix was featured here last week. This a simple yet effective blend of the O.G Paper Planes and Hood N***a by Gorilla Zoe straight out of Atlanta… brrrap…

Cham & Diplo – Ghetto Story (Amphibious Remix)

DJ Neoteric – Hood N***a V’s Paper Planes

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Sizzla-SuperStar.mp3

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Sizzla-when_I_tell_you_I_love_you.mp3

3.31 MB

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Spragga_Benz-Gangstas_Roll.mp3

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Spragga_Benz-Gotcha.mp3

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Spragga_Benz-No_One.mp3

6.52 MB

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Spragga_Benz-Shake_Your_Body.mp3

7.31 MB

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Vybz_Kartel-Informa.mp3

4.6 MB

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aidonia_-_badmind_people_jail_story.mp3

6.35 MB

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baby_cham-suicidal-gully.mp3

2.49 MB

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bugle-journeys.mp3

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collie_buddz-fresh_start-gully.mp3

3.03 MB

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duo_live_feat._buju_banton-rockyou.mp3

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mad_cobra-start_it-gully.mp3

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sean_paul_feat_busy_signal_and_busta_rhymes-serious_(remix).mp3

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]]> http://bigupradio.wordpress.com/2008/05/08/allspice-reggae-114-features-baby-cham-and-everton-blender/ Thu, 08 May 2008 13:21:39 +0000 bigupradio http://bigupradio.wordpress.com/2008/05/08/allspice-reggae-114-features-baby-cham-and-everton-blender/

Reggae superstars Baby Cham and Everton Blender are the special guests this Friday on ALLSPICE REGGAE hosted by DJ Common Sensi. The ALLSPICE REGGAE shows airs every Friday on Bigupradio.com Slamming Dancehall station. Cham has been blowing up hot dancehall tracks since the late 90’s. His latest smash hits include “What U Think The Police Can Do,” “Possess (Silver Screen Riddim),” and let’s not forget the bombshell “Ghetto Story (Eighty Five Riddim)” The reggae veteran Everton Blender is a world class superstar with a long track record of recording success. So of Blender’s smash hits include “Piece Of The Blender,” “Blow Your Nose,” “Blend Dem,” “Create A Sound” and many more. Do not miss this exclusive interview and feature with Cham and Everton Blender his Friday! ONE LOVE About CHAM: There are a million stories in the ghetto. And yet there’s only one “Ghetto Story.” And like the song says, it’s a survival story. In Jamaica’s ultra-competitive music scene, stars are born every day and fade away just as fast. But ever since the mid 1990s, Baby Cham has represented the best of cutting-edge dancehall reggae. His every release seems to bring forth new sounds, new slang, and up-to-the minute ghetto news reports guaranteed to “bust the dance.” Spelled with a C (like champagne), Cham should not be confused with any Flipmode Squad affiliate, although he has been known to bust a rhyme from time to time. With his athletic good looks, his booming baritone voice, and a catalog of hits that won’t quit, Cham has managed to stay ahead of the times for longer than any other DJ in the game. And with the release of his long-awaited album Ghetto Story, Cham’s poised to take dancehall to another level all over again. Find out more here. About Everton Blender : One of the few Jamaican singers to truly bridge the gap between the roots and dancehall reggae styles is the man known as Everton “Blender.” When reggae fans hear the opening notes of “Lift Up Your Head,” “Ghetto People Song,” “Blend Dem,” etc., they instantly recognize these songs as the cultural anthems of our time. The large number of hits Everton has accrued is most impressive for an artist who has been in the business for such a seemingly short period of time. But like many of Jamaica’s biggest musical stars, the road to fame wasn’t a short or easy one. Everton Williams was born in the parish of Clarendon, Jamaica, but grew up in Kingston 13 on Maxfield Avenue. Everton worked as a painter, construction worker, and decorator, but he realized that the strong chemicals he was working with were not good for his voice or his health in general. With divine help and direction, he decided to leave his job to pursue a singing career. In 1980, he met Phyllis Thompson (who would later become his wife), and moved back to Clarendon. In 1985, Everton and Phyllis’ first child, Isha, was born. Find out more here. Subscribe to the ALLSPICE REGGAE SHOW Podcast http://www.myspace.com/commonsensi http://www.madhouserecords.com http://www.bigupradio.com

]]> http://dancehallvideos.wordpress.com/2008/04/17/movado-baby-cham-assassin/ Thu, 17 Apr 2008 00:09:38 +0000 fridazedutty http://dancehallvideos.wordpress.com/2008/04/17/movado-baby-cham-assassin/