Sounds like you enjoy yourself out in Nature 😄 l can hear the sound of silence everyday, no matter where I am, even over the noise of the day sometimes ❤

@@sweetchestnut lovely

Bless up bro love that 💯❤️💯🙏🏼❤️🇪🇹

Crack head

No

On l'espère héhé :)

Yeah man, massive tune

Respect Christopher

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Joyeux bordel 😚

Session épique !

La terre tremblait😁

@@RootsTonality 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🔥🔥

La vibration ❤️🔥 long vie Dub Camp Long vie à nous 🙏

C'est clair que c'était un moment historique !

session mythique! on s’en souviendra longtemps de celle là c’était incroyable ❤

c'est vrai que c'était quelque chose quand même ! quelle dinguerie ! une de mes plus belle session ! quel artiste !

maybe 2k is from us ahahahah ! ONE LOVE

@@RootsTonality give thanks for marking the moment, one love

@@chomuaru Thanks for your support ! More King Earthquake's videos are coming ;)

Like all of us ahah ! One Love

Merci beaucoup 🤩 One Love 🔥

Track name?

Earthquake Dubplate / Unreleased

@@RootsTonalitythought so. Worth a try

Top 3 yes for SURE ! BOOM SOUND !

​@@RootsTonalityChalice!!!!

@@skud187 Yeah also a good one !!!

indy boca !

it's dubplate only played by King Earthquake. still not Released

It's not Run DMC, but it's f***ing King Earthquake bro!

you know for a sec I thought I saw LL Cool J

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King earthquake Unreleased / Dubplate

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Yep and we love it, support it and cherish it.

Harmony ❤

reggae music IS international bro

Dub comes from African roots 🙄

It's sound system music, I would agree that it isn't 70's roots or dub. But it isn't fake either. Sound system music and reggae have always been linked, sound systems are the life blood of reggae and always have been. It is version culture, face it, many songs recorded were intended for home listening, maybe some radio play and maybe international export, but what was played on the streets of Kingston was probably versioned, and changed, each sound system with their own unique sound. I really would encourage you to attend an event like this. I personally do not listen to this song at home, I am not meant to, it is about the sound system itself and the tune. IN the moment, at the event, the bass is potent, unifying and promotes peace. Which probably is quite reggaish. Also I m not trying to be a dick, I have held the same view, but I changed when I felt it, joined the dance- Powerful stuff, give it a chance. also a lot of bass lines and riddims have been copied and versioned hundreds of time. You can trace dub tracks back to the reggae track, then back to the rocksteady tracks, lets be honest. I dropped out of reggae into the 80's because of the endless versioning of the same limited tunes, no musicians were being paid, reggae went digital along time ago..Anyway I agree in some ways, but my feet don't lie, that bass gets you moving. If anyone is going to Dub CAmp this year, see you there, it's going to be DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP.

Yu know nuthing

You're just another follow fashion fool like the rest who listen to this rubbish! You haven't a clue how sound system should be run! You obviously know nothing about real reggae muzik & sound system! ..By the way is that how they spell in you're country or are you trying to be someone you're not!!!

That's an interesting comment, I think that sometimes the simplest "quick cheap and easy" tunes style are the heaviest when it comes to sound system last tunes business... I see this tune as a secret weapon for him. I mean King Earthquake has produced so many tunes that his talent and influence are undeniable imo...

In my opinion there is no skill involved to produce this digital rubbish that's why there's so many sound systems producing & playing it! The fact that it 'drops heavy' doesn't relate in any way to quality muzik does it? Real reggae should be left as it was and people like earthquake & others who choose to promote this digital rubbish should label it something else! It is not reggae dub or roots sound system muzik!