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| I developed my passion for music from an early age having been raised on a healthy diet of Rock Steady, Soul, Gospel and Reggae music played on Mum and Dad’s radiogram. Music has never been far from my ears since. Like many I was raised on John Holt, Alton Ellis, and Delroy Wilson to name but a few. And still hold onto the memory of Sunday afternoons, rice and peas cooking in the kitchen, whilst Jim Reeves played in the background followed up post dinner with a good helping of reggae music. My only experience of DJ ing indeed goes back to my childhood when I would compete with my brothers and sisters as to who could drop the baddest tune on our parent’s radio gram. |
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Qualified Social Worker, Committee member on various community enterprises. Mother of two.
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Would just like to hear more conscious music with positive, uplifting lyrical and musical content. If the message is in the music then let’s make that message more positive and conscious. In the words of Beres Hammond – Remember the days when we used to Rock Away? Those were the days, when love used to reign!
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At the tender age of 5, Changing Partners by Barbara Jones was probably my first reggae musical memory. Still love listening to it to this day as it reminds me so much of family time and the age of innocence. And too many more to mention
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Music by the people for the people. Support your local radio station. Never lose sight of the fact that information is power, which can be used in a positive way to create change for the better. |
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