"Stylin'" is the second single from Protoje's third studio album, Ancient Future, scheduled for release in 2015.

Song produced by: Winta James (@overstand_JA)
Shot by Nickii Kane
Directed & Edited by Yannick Reid
Art Direction & Animation by Taj Francis

Track 1 from Protoje's #1 reggae album, Ancient Future, released worldwide on March 10th! Share the vibes!

Produced by: Winta James

Artwork by: Keegan Simon - instagram.com/1ndividual

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LYRICS

 Protoje - Protection  (2015)

(Mortimer)
A word unto the wise is enough
You can look but don't touch
My relations and such
Cause out here in this jungle we roam
Every King has his throne
And if you enter my zone
I vow Protect my Own, Protect my own
I will protect my own, protect my own

Bread basket from birth to the casket
Ive heard they been talking some words I look past it
I was brought up and taught of the tactics
And learned that the Lion nuh turn when dog barking
Watch who you burn who you spark with
And you haffi go earn if u want it
So we nuh concern with who hawking
When them spit can't reach where we walking
Enemies in disguise wanna see my demise
Them nuh even realise jah nuh wrong dem
Cause i see that in life you achieve supmn’, nice
but achieve sumpn’ twice is a problem
Then, you can imagine what i face
Two up in the hand and another on the way
Plus i have another in the brain
And every other one a put the other one to shame

Sharp like the thorn crown pon christ head
But you know the flow hardough like slice bread
Lyrics melt the butter fi make a nice spread
But a nuh margarine i pull the margin in
Then stretch the margin out and if you marching out
And you inna doubt then march without me
I rather march alone than fi march back home
Tell me Queen say me lost the throne, No
This was built on the power of the truth
Discovering the cowards and empowering the youth
If you give dem a minute dem devouring the fruit
And within an hour call it sour and chop the root
You nuh see it? No skill like Bibbi pon me feet
But drop me pon the riddim watch the clarity weh speak
Ain’t no parity between what we have and what we need
So strength out to the wise and protection for the weak.

In this episode of Noisey Jamaica II there are the new young reggae artists Chronixx, Protoje and more. These artists are leading the way for the reggae revival both with their new found commercial success. Major Lazer's Walshy Fire talks to these artists to find out what's really fueling this reggae revival.

Secondo episodio dell’interessante serie Noisey Jamaica II presentata da Walshy Fire di Major Lazer e dedicata al movimento Reggae Revival e ai suoi protagonisti. In questo episodio ascolteremo Chronixx, Protoje e tanti altri…take a look!

Episode 1/6

The second edition of Noisey Jamaica is a look into the revolutionary new young reggae movement led by charismatic artists like Chronixx and Jesse Royal. Presented by Major Lazer's Walshy Fire and also featuring controversial new dancehall artists like Alkaline, Noisey Jamaica travels from downtown to the beaches to report on one of the most exciting periods in Jamaica's rich musical history, including a look at the influence of Vybz Kartel, currently incarcerated for murder.

"Jesse Royal is one of Jamaica's most important and charismatic new stars. In this episode we follow him to his farm in the hills with his friend Walshy Fire, who earlier this year collaborated on a mixtape with the young artist. " (Noisey)

"Jesse Royal invites Walshy Fire and the Noisey crew into his home for a dinner caught, grown and prepared by the man himself." (Noisey)

Episode 1/6

The second edition of Noisey Jamaica is a look into the revolutionary new young reggae movement led by charismatic artists like Chronixx and Jesse Royal. Presented by Major Lazer's Walshy Fire and also featuring controversial new dancehall artists like Alkaline, Noisey Jamaica travels from downtown to the beaches to report on one of the most exciting periods in Jamaica's rich musical history, including a look at the influence of Vybz Kartel, currently incarcerated for murder.

Walshy Fire Presents Royally Speaking

1. Intro/Warning
2. Hotta the Battle
3. Greedy Babylon
4. Modern Day Judas
5. Preying on the Weak (Overstand Ent.)
6. Clear My Head (Gachapan Records)
7. Light Like A Feather
8. Silent River
9. Good Morning
10. D.O.A (Dreaming of Africa)
11. Baby Let Me Be
12. Butterflies
13. Little Did They Know (XTM Nation)
14. Talk To Me
15. World Cry (Jus Bus Remix)
16. Wadada (Burning Spear Remix)
17. Jam Rock (Gachapan/Palace Pikney Records)
18. Forever (Eccentrix)
19. Gimmie Likkle Herb
20. Muddy Road
21. Runnin
22. Get Away
23. If I Give You My Love (Maya Angelou Speaks)
24. Journey (Gachapan/Palace Pikney Records)
25. Rastafari Call You/Outro

Feel Your Pain produced by Jesse Royal, is the first release from his Palace Pikney Records Label. This groovy love ballad track caresses the ears, and shows another side to the small axe. The single was featured on “Royally Speaking” mixtape, released in the summer. Enjoy!

Jesse Royal "Finally" single off the upcoming riddim "Steamaz Riddim" from Biggy Musicout May 11th 2015, check it out!

Released by:

Biggy Music

Greetings from Jah 9!

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Royal Order Music & High Priest Music present: Exco Levi - Reggae Calling. Exco Levi, Jamaican born Canadian global Reggae ambassador and 3 time Juno award winner. Video shot in Toronto at House of Spanky featuring Rastafari elder Spanky Simeon. Ras Spanky & House of Spanky as a location are both very influential in Canada for Rasta.

Cinematographer: Glenford Samuels
Edited by: Ras Digital

Get "Reggae Calling" on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/reg... and https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/war...

Over the past few months, Chronixx's latest EP, Dread and Terrible, has continued to gain recognition, and after a 22 date European tour, sold out shows in NYC and an appearance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, he returns to debut his new video for "Capture Land" today. Presented by LRG and shot by frequent TDE contributor Jerome D, Chronixx takes viewers back to his homeland of Jamaica, as he walks through a normal day in his life, all while singing the smooth and relaxed cut that is further uplifted by the amazing scenery of the Jamaican coast and culture.

Dopo il grande successo del suo tour europeo e l'apparizione al The Tonight Show di Jimmy Fallon negli Stati Uniti, Chronixx torna con il videoclip Capture Land tratto dal suo Ep di debutto Dread and Terrible. Il videoclip è stato girato da Jerome D nella terra natia della superstar giamaicana. Check it out!