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Learning how to share

Marley Lovell — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 05:29:14 +0000

Music is all about sharing. It’s about the artist sharing with their fans who then are compelled to share it with their friends. I have always been the type of person that loves to share good music with friends and family, and hopefully connect with people on a deeper level because of it. That is the basis for HipHop-Reggae.com. These are the two genres that I am enthusiastic about and I want to organize it and share it with you. The latest advancement in music sharing is the free streaming music that is available on imeem.com. Imeem allows you to browse a large library of music that has been uploaded by fans and allow you to stream the song in it’s entirety. In addition to that, you are also able to add songs to customized playlists and embed them into your own site. This allows me to share music with you easily and effectivley. Here is a playlist that I put together of all of the Bost & Bim Reggae remixes that were available. This playlist is also available on the Reggae Remixes page. I encourage you to make playlists that are relevent to the site, and I will link to them. Get involved in Jah Movement

Bost & Bim

Marley Lovell — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 20:55:07 +0000

As you can see I have added loads of content that highlights my inspiration for the Hiphop-Reggae.com movement. These tracks are some of these artist’s best work and it is evident that when the opportunity is there, great music can be produced. The French production team of Bost & Bim aka Bombist is responsible for the bulk of the remixes on the Reggae Remixes video page. The following is a interview with the masterminds behind these mash-ups. I should disclose that the interview is in French but I thought it is still interesting to see them in their element.

Coming Along

Marley Lovell — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 05:16:58 +0000

What up Reggae heads,

I’ve been working diligently on the development of the company and the site. Before I go and spend thousands of dollars paying someone to build the site I thought I would give it a shot at filling it out with some more content. Browse through the pages and leave some comments to help me improve the site. I appreciate your input and I look forward to serving you and the community in the coming years.

In the video section I started to sift through the sea that is YouTube, and find the best and coolest stuff. I put together a collection of live acoustic performances, as well as started a HipHop collaboration video page. The best thing I found was this Timbaland Reggae remix by Bost and Bim. These guys spread up the original song and set it to a classic Black Uhuru dub. Phenomenal work, nuff respect. If you like this, then make sure you don’t miss the Bost and Bim remix of Wyclef’s latest release feat Akon and Lil’ Wayne. This video can be seen in the Hiphop collaborations video section.

One Lovell