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Mar 4, 2011 1 hr

Episode 15

from URBAN REGGAE ZONE radio show Hosted by Rankin Scroo

Urban Reggae Zone Episode 15 Host: Rankin Scroo! URZ Celebrate International Women’s Month! Livicated to all women and honors “Queen Nanny” Jamaica’s national hero. Nanny was born in 1686 in Ghana, West Africa of the Ashanti tribe and was taken to Jamaica as a slave. ‘Nanny of the Maroons’ tribe leads the rebellion against British colonialism and is victorious in making Jamaica independent. Episode 15 features Alisha Strings, singer/songwriter and violinist. We speak on topics of mannerism, upbringing and culture. Alisha Strings says her parents were all about discipline and as a parent herself she enforces it. She also speaks on how it takes a whole neighborhood to raise a one child. Episode 15 plays 5 songs by Alisha Strings and songs by Ginger, Della Grant, Ginger, Queen Makeda, Irae Divine, Beauty and Sister I Live. URZ focuses on the topics of Mannerisms, Upbringing & Culture. Our objective at the Urban Reggae Zone is to showcase new and indie Artist, Producers & DJ’s that have good music with a message. We also promote ethics and trade tips of the music business. Make sure to become a follower of Urban Reggae Zone and get the info first! Blessed Love! Rankin Scroo

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