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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2024

Episode 047

from Riddim Megamix · host Grant Parks

We've dusted off some classic Barrington Levy and Abysinnians this week plus new music from Beres Hammond X Capleton, Collie Buddz, Eesah, Jah Lil, Khalia, and more.

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“Quiet Power” Daniel Ray “Quiet Power” is a conscious reggae anthem about real strength — the kind that doesn’t need to shout.In a world obsessed with image, status, and noise, Daniel Ray reminds us that true confidence doesn’t scream — it whispers.This song strips away the illusion of wealth and pride, revealing that real richness lives in peace, truth, and balance.It’s a message for those who move with purpose, not ego — who know that power isn’t in showing off, but in staying grounded and real.With deep roots riddim, golden harmonies, and a spiritual duet between male and female energy,“Quiet Power” celebrates the beauty of humility and the strength found in silence.Because real wealth, real confidence, real love — need no applause. “He Didn’t Build It” Daniel Ray This roots reggae reasoning calls out the difference between standing beside and helping to build.Daniel Ray’s voice flows like truth on a one-drop riddim, exposing how many people claim loyalty without contribution.Through rich harmonies and conscious lyrics, “He Didn’t Build It” speaks to every man walking the path of purpose:true brotherhood is not about proximity — it’s about participation.Real friends and partners don’t just stay; they pray, plan, invest, and build. “Right Now” Daniel Ray “Right Now” is Daniel Ray’s call to the young generation — a wake-up anthem that blends truth with vibration.Inspired by a man’s regret at 55, the song warns against wasting time chasing distractions while life passes by.Through roots riddim and powerful harmonies, “Right Now” reminds every listener that purpose doesn’t wait.The future isn’t tomorrow — it’s the choices you make today. Record Megamix Radio Record Record Megamix

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We've dusted off some classic Barrington Levy and Abysinnians this week plus new music from Beres Hammond X Capleton, Collie Buddz, Eesah, Jah Lil, Khalia, and more.

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