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Yeah you are right it's not a masterpiece but it sounds good. And that is what i was looking for.

I heard Prince Buster is also muslim. But he is more famous what he did in ska, did he also do reggae.

I tried to get this one, but like you said, it's very rare. and i don't know anybody who has it

You SHould Try...... Matisyahu.. he go to the same churhc like i do....

i call him.. Mati-Mati.... when i sit on his lap...

BIG>>UP>>>>>

never heard about him, is it classic Roots

matisyahu is worse listening. I spoke about him on the modern reggae topic. But he's not islamic at all, is jew, hassidic, a kind of orthodox jew from N-Y. The music is roots and he sings with an old school hip hop influence. He also use religious voice technics and he's absolutly amazing at beat box ! I saw him 3 weeks ago in Paris, he's also been in London and last year I saw him in Montreal. I think he only have one album you can get on his website (there is also videos, etc.): www.hassidicsuperstar.com if I remember
cheers,

well it is www.hasidicreggae.com

Hi everybody.
I guess some of you know dub incorporation, a french band from St Etienne. Some of the musicians are from north Africa and one of the singers sings in "kabyle", a language spoken in morocco and algeria. I don't know if it can be called "islamic reggae" but it sure is worth listening.

thanks for the infomation brothers. I will take a dip in to it

I am muslim and I am very interested in that. if there would be more of it

Salam