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EPISODE · May 27, 2020 · 38 MIN

Derajah Promo Mix

from Selekta Sir Henry · host Alvin Henry

Derajah is one of these artists that possess this particular voice, with a mystical touch, that can overtake musical gender. With more than 100 live performances and hundreds of recordings, Derajah is now a confirmed artist, certainly one of the most talented of his generation. DERAJAH aka JAH YOUTH Birth named Deraja, which means « Rare and precious », Derajah is also known as Jah Youth, a nickname that was given to him by a rasta elder : « One day i went out in the street and saw a rasta elder, he was very old and looked like his was coming from creation. I went to greet him and he answered me « Nuff Blessings Jah Youth », from that day people call me Jah youth…» TRACK LIST 1. Derajah - Who yeah yeah 2. Inna de yard - Most I Feat. Derajah 3. Derajah - My sista 4. Derajah -The Time is Now 5. Derajah - The Dub Is Now 6. Derajah - Kings of Kings 7. Inna de yard - His Name Is Holy Feat.Derajah 8. Derajah - What Yuh Gonna Do Now 9. Derajah - Work 10. Derajah Feat Iya Ingi - Show Love 11. Paketo Wilson Feat.Derajah -Praise Him 12. Paketo Wilson Feat Derajah - Immigration 13. Inna De Yard - Stone (Featuring Derajah)

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Derajah is one of these artists that possess this particular voice, with a mystical touch, that can overtake musical gender. With more than 100 live performances and hundreds of recordings, Derajah is now a confirmed artist, certainly one of the most talented of his generation. DERAJAH aka JAH YOUTH Birth named Deraja, which means « Rare and precious », Derajah is also known as Jah Youth, a nickname that was given to him by a rasta elder : « One day i went out in the street and saw a rasta elder, he was very old and looked like his was coming from creation. I went to greet him and he answered me « Nuff Blessings Jah Youth », from that day people call me Jah youth…» TRACK LIST 1. Derajah - Who yeah yeah 2. Inna de yard - Most I Feat. Derajah 3. Derajah - My sista 4. Derajah -The Time is Now 5. Derajah - The Dub Is Now 6. Derajah - Kings of Kings 7. Inna de yard - His Name Is Holy Feat.Derajah 8. Derajah - What Yuh Gonna Do Now 9. Derajah - Work 10. Derajah Feat Iya Ingi - Show Love 11. Paketo Wilson Feat.Derajah -Praise Him 12. Paketo Wilson Feat Derajah - Immigration 13. Inna De Yard - Stone (Featuring Derajah)

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