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Ep260: Riddims #4

Othniel Ting

03-Feb-18 20:00

Ep260: Riddims #4

A music show like no other – Othniel will be looking into his crystal ball of tunes, introducing you to some lesser known gems from the past, present and future. 

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0:13 - Yellowman - Zungguzungguguzungguzeng

3:59 - Yuki Okazaki - Jamaican Affair

7:57 - Natsu Summer - X’DUB “mixed by Jagabe”

13:03 - Natsu Summer - DUB illumination “mixed by e-mura”

17:48 - Alton Ellis - Too Late To Turn Back Now

21:06 - La Famille - All Night Long

26:28 - Willie Williams ‎– No One Can Stop Us

30:14 - Half Pint - I’m Not A Substitute Lover

33:54 - The Frightnrs - Gonna Make Time (Version)

38:25 - Carlton & The Shoes - Never Give Your Heart Away

41:33 - Winston Curtis - Be Thankful (For What You've Got)

47:57 - Barry Brown - Best Things In Life

Produced by: Othniel Ting


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Tags:  muddy confluence,  reggae,  dub reggae,  japanese reggae,  natsu summer,  alton ellis,  the frightnrs,  barry brown


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