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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2026

Episode 051

from Riddim Megamix · host Grant Parks

Episode 051 Caribbean Dance Radio & WorldAReggae It's good to be back at the helm of the Riddim Megamix. This episode features timeless recordings from Max Romeo, Cocoa Tea, Jimmy Cliff, Vivian Jones, Owen Grey, Leroy Gibbons, Junior Byles, Determine, Hopeton James, and Naâman, celebrating their voices, messages, and musical legacies.From roots anthems like Chase the Devil and Fade Away to lovers rock classics, dub meditations, and cultural statements, this episode reflects the full emotional range of reggae. Hear the militant spirit of Max Romeo, the smooth vocals of Cocoa Tea and Leroy Gibbons, the foundations laid by Owen Grey and Jimmy Cliff, and the modern consciousness of Naâman and Vivian Jones. This is a journey through reggae history, spirit, and survival, honoring the artists who helped shape the culture.Like And Follow On Facebook, Twitter, And Instagramlinktr.ee/thedjphgItes Gold & Green - Vivian JonesEvery Man Ought to Know - Max RomeoTurn Me Loose - Owen GreyKette Drum - Beenie Man/DetermineTune In - Cocoa TeaIn The Mood DUB - Hopeton JamesJourney - Jimmy CliffPoor Man's Life - Max RomeoChase The Devil - Max RomeoWalk - NaâmanSlavery Days - DetermineSamfie Girl - Leroy GibbonsYoung Lover - Cocoa TeaTravelling Man - Leroy GibbonsMagic Moment - Leroy GibbonsShe Loves Me Now - Cocoa TeaNew Immigration Law - Cocoa TeaFade away - Junior BylesRoots Radical - Jimmy CliffCome Into My Life - Jimmy CliffRoots Woman - Jimmy CliffNone Of Jah-Jah's Children Shall Ever Suffer Owen GreyGimme More Love - Vivian JonesForever Love - Vivian JonesOne Step Forward - Max Romeo & The UpsettersCurly Locks - Junior BylesSmoke Tricks - Naâman

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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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