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Spe­cial guest roots reg­gae singer Cli­nark stops by Reg­gae Jam­down this Mon­day on Bigupradio.com Roots Reg­gae. Join your host DJ Dub Cow­boy for an inter­view and spe­cial fea­ture with Cli­nark. Cli­nark has recently release his first album enti­tled

“Jour­ney To For­eign” and it’s a real home run. This album fea­tures cameo appear­ances from spe­cial guests like Peter & Gramps Mor­gan, Luciano, Richie Spice, Kofi, Troy Anthony, Maxi Priest, Irie Love and Brins­ley Forde. Tune in to the roots sta­tion on Mon­day! ONE LOVE

New Album in Stores Now!
Cli­nark — “Jour­ney To For­eign”

Cli­nark ft Peter & Gramps Mor­gan
“Life In the Ghetto ”

About Cli­nark:

Bermuda born reg­gae artist Cli­nark, has finally achieved a life­time goal – a self penned album ‘Jour­ney to For­eign’ Nur­ture Projects (2008). It’s almost 4 years in the mak­ing, that saw him make a dif­fi­cult jour­ney from par­adise (Bermuda) to sing in the UK in 2004. Now fast for­ward to 2008 and we find Cli­nark launch­ing his album  on a beau­ti­ful beach (Snorkel Park)  in Bermuda with the sup­port of fea­tured artist Gramps Mor­gan and Pee­tah Her­itage of the worlds top  Reg­gae Band Mor­gan Her­itage ser­e­nad­ing the event with the lead col­lab­o­ra­tion ‘Life in the Ghetto’. 

Cli­nark, often com­pared to Gar­nett Silk with  his abilty to span all ranges extend­ing to tenor, cou­pled with the cap­ti­vat­ing  spir­i­tual stage pres­ence rem­i­nis­cent of Mar­ley has, brought together this clas­sic work and also feat. Richie Spice, Luciano, Maxi Priest, Kofi, Brins­ley Forde (Aswad) and Irie Love, Troy Anthony, Fan­tan Mojah. Cli­nark said ‘Wow, it’s been a great 4 year strug­gle to bring the album out, Mafia & Fluxy and Dil­lie at Stingray, helped me to pro­duce some­thing so amaz­ing, with all the musi­cians and artists that believed in me and worked on the project, I feel that they really under­stood my work and brought it out at its best.’ The offi­cial video for Life in the Ghetto is fea­tured on You Tube and set be on rota­tion on Tempo and on Reg­gae Top Ten  Video Alley and  var­i­ous net­work channels.

Find out more here.

About Reg­gae Jamdown

Its been said that on a Fri­day after­noon in Hum­boldt County, you do not even need a radio to hear the sounds of Reg­gae music. That is because a major­ity of the radios that are on, are tuned into the “Reg­gae Jam­down.” For two hours, pos­i­tive vibra­tions and a con­tin­u­ous mix of Roots, Dub, and Dance­hall flow from the uni­ver­sity cam­pus to reg­gae lovers near and far via air­waves and internet.

Despite the geo­graph­i­cally iso­lated loca­tion, Hum­boldt County has a rela­tion­ship with Reg­gae music that runs as deep as the roots of the ancient Red­wood trees that sur­round the area. The region hosts one of the most well respected Reg­gae music fes­ti­vals out­side of Jamaica, and is an essen­tial stop for musi­cians tour­ing the West Coast through­out the year. 

The “Reg­gae Jam­down” comes to BigUpRadio.com from the fer­tile hills and val­leys of North­ern Cal­i­for­nia built on a tra­di­tion of com­mu­nity sup­ported radio and an authen­tic love for Reg­gae music. Look for­ward to start­ing your week with big tunes from past, present, and future mixed by DJ Dub Cow­boy and spe­cial guests.

The “Reg­gae Jam­down” airs MONDAYS at 3am, 9am, 3pm, and 9pm EDT onBigUpRadio.com Roots

About DJ Dub Cowboy

DJ Dub Cow­boy makes home with his wife and chil­dren in Arcata, Cal­i­for­nia at the North­ern end of Hum­boldt County. He is a recent busi­ness grad­u­ate from Hum­boldt State Uni­ver­sity spe­cial­iz­ing in radio and video pro­duc­tion. In between spin­ning records on the radio and in the clubs he is plan­ning a carbon-neutral DJ stu­dio to be based in Arcata. More mixes, more love, more FIRE!!!

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