The Easy Skanking Show

Lovers Rock Edition

Good vibes, roots and rebel spirit from the first tune to the last.

Settle in for a two-hour reggae journey packed with uplifting messages, heavyweight riddims and sounds built to move you. Dre Island, Cali P Perfect Giddimani, Chronixx, Queen Omega, Anthony B, Da Fuchaman, BLVK H3RO, Evidence MUSIC and more bring the energy—moving from the uplifting pull of “Situation” and “Head Up” through rebel anthems, love songs and conscious roots, all the way to African Head Charge’s “Gospel Train.”

Turn it up, catch the rhythm, and let the good vibes carry you from start to finish.

EASY SKANKING SHOW — NEW MIX!

ROOTS • REGGAE REVIVAL • CONSCIOUS VIBES

A heavyweight journey through modern roots and reggae revival, bringing together Lutan Fyah, Protoje, Kabaka Pyramid, Capleton, Anthony B, Damian Marley, Brother Culture, Runkus, Randy Valentine, Pressure Busspipe, Gentleman and many more!

From “My Story” to “The Living Bread”, this mix is packed with conscious lyrics, heavy riddims, positive vibrations and serious reggae energy. ❤️

FEATURING:

Lutan Fyah

Protoje

Kabaka Pyramid

Capleton

Anthony B

Brother Culture

Damian Marley

Runkus

Randy Valentine

Pressure Busspipe

Gentleman

…and plenty more!

Roots foundation. Revival energy. One love.

️ EASY SKANKING SHOW

Deise Fyah — representing Waterford to the world.

Turn it up. Catch the vibes. Share the music.

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The Easy Skanking Show Live # 21 mixed by Deise Fyah .

NEW ROOTS SESSION — NOW LIVE!

2 HOURS of deep roots reggae

The Gladiators

Dennis Brown

Yabby You

Max Romeo

Black Uhuru

Gregory Isaacs

Augustus Pablo

The Itals

Winston McAnuff

…and MORE!

Heavy bass. Conscious lyrics. Pure roots.

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Keep the roots alive.

Easy Skanking Show

Deise Fyah — representing Waterford to the world.

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Roots & Rise Selection

A forward‑driving journey through modern roots, culture, and upliftment. This one moves with purpose from the first drum hit to the final fade‑out — a full hour and change of rebel energy, righteous messages, and pure melodic fire.

Kabaka Pyramid sets the tone with Make Things Work, a call to action that rolls straight into Protoje & Mortimer’s powerful Protection. The vibe deepens as I‑Taweh, Samory I, and Mortimer deliver heavy truths — Copy Cat, Crown, Misery, and Blood in the Streets forming a militant mid‑section that hits with conviction.

Rik Jam and Teacha Dee lift the spirit with When My Time Comes and Rastafari Way, before Jesse Royal and Zion I Kings bring warmth and reflection on Love That Don’t Change. Arkaingelle, Medisun, Joggo, and Tessanne Chin keep the energy bright, weaving messages of African pride, solid foundations, and soulful resilience.

The next wave rises with Dahvid Slur, I‑Taweh, Jah Bouks, Joggo, and Rik Jam — each track pushing the narrative of strength, caution, and self‑determination. Christopher Ellis and Jesse Royal add a lovers‑rock sweetness, while Kabaka Pyramid returns with the rallying cry Stand Up.

Romain Virgo, Irie Souljah, Lutan Fyah, Hollie Cook, and Jahringo carry the playlist into a melodic, roots‑heavy final stretch — culture, harmony, and upliftment in perfect balance. Lion D and Chronixx ignite the closing run with Born A Rebel and Here Comes Trouble, followed by Romain Virgo’s Taking You Home and Arkaingelle’s Nah Watah Down.

Medisun, Lion D, Dre Island, Royal Blu, and Yaadcore seal the session with messages for the youth, the city, and the future — Love Is the Way, Eyez Wide Open, My City, Life from Kingston, and Ghetto Youths.

A full spectrum of modern reggae — militant, melodic, conscious, and uplifting. A soundtrack built for movement, meditation, and mission.

“Waterford to the world — this is Deise Fyah. Roots, dub, and foundation selections fi blaze up the session.”

“We start the journey with Pascal Pressure Roll The Dice, Ras Attitude Light Up, and Taj Mahal with the Phantom Blues Band pon the Talkin’ Blues meditation.”

“Sugar Minott drop roots reality, Prince Jammy launch the spacecraft, and Bushman hold the faith with Only Jah.”

“Ken Boothe cool the Fyah, Abyssinians chant the eternal Satta Dub, and Darryl Jenifer bring militant bass pressure.”

“Ras Teo double‑up the dub, Horace Andy glide in with golden vocals, and Junior Byles chant down Babylon in classic style.”

“Jammy return with cosmic dub, Jacob Miller remind the massive of Jah power, and Tubby, Aggrovators, and Eek‑A‑Mouse keep the riddim rolling heavy.”

“Davina Stone sweeten the Fyah, Prince Alla mash down Rome, Akae Beka elevate the meditation, and Sergeant Pepper bring lovers roots warmth.”

“Rootsmen, Toots, Mykal Rose — unity in the dance. Harry Mudie drop Madhouse Dub, Echo Minott hold the ghetto reality firm.”

“Blundetto share the dub, Don Carlos cool the lovers corner, Frankie Paul ride out in 12‑inch style, and Reggae Powerhouse Band flip Border in remix fashion.”

“Scientist taxi you straight to Baltimore, Ranking Dread step as a superstar, Buju blaze two big tunes, and Bim Sherman float through the echo chamber.”

“Keith Hudson rain down the vibes… and we close strong with Bob Marley & The Wailers — Them Belly Full. Roots reality fi end the session.”

“Forty‑plus selections. Pure foundation. Pure dubwise. Pure Deise Fyah. Waterford roots, Jamaican soul — one flame.”

“This is the Fyah. This is the vibration. Hold tight… and keep the blaze burning.”

From the opening rebel cry of Lion D – Born A Rebel, straight into the sweet melodies of Aza Lineage, we set the tone early.

The energy rises with Jesse Royal – High Tide or Low and Protoje – Mind of a King, before Anthony B and Turbulence bring that militant fire.

Chronixx lights the spark with Start a Fyah, Irie Souljah lifts the spirit, and Soul Rebel Sound flips the script with pure sound system pressure.

The journey continues with conscious selections from Kabaka Pyramid, Chezidek, Million Stylez, and the ever‑wise Eesah.

Lion D returns with a warning, Jesse Royal and Protoje unite on LionOrder, and I‑Taweh blesses the airwaves with Never Fade Away.

We roll into ganjah anthems, Rastafari teachings, and heavyweight culture from Stephen Marley, Alborosie, Don Carlos, Jah Mason, Lutan Fyah, Cali P, Green Lion Crew, Chezidek again, Junior Kelly, and the dub‑wise warriors O.B.F.

The final stretch brings pure fire: Rik Jam, Gappy Ranks, Randy Valentine, the Marley family super‑collab Rude Bwoy, and we close the session with Jo Mersa & Yohan Marley’s explosive Burn It Down.

The Easy Skanking Show Episode # 17

A bit of a mixed bag this week of Reggae , Roots , Ragga and some Dancehall . Enjoyed recording this 1 because i just went through some of my favorite tracks for the last while and it was kind of unplanned so really enjoyable . One Love