Here’s an interesting Konshens remix from the Major Lazer/Mad Decent camp. It’s a Moombahton style remix of the Konshens track “Gal A Bubble”, by Major Lazer, Bro Safari, and ETC!ETC!

Head over to the Wax Poetics site to stream and/or download Part 2 of the “The Lions present” podcast, to hear what LA’s finest reggae outfit are digging. “The Lion Sound will make you lose control, here’s the music that’ll soothe your soul.”

Just spotted this over on the Stones Throw site…and I’m glad I did. Stones Throw and Dub Club (a super well-respected LA area weekly reggae event series) have teamed up to release Signs and Wonders in Dub, a 10 track release of new songs from JA sound system legends like Tippa Lee.

Trying to remix an absolute classic like “Night Nurse” by Gregory Isaacs can be a pretty risky business. Competing with the original can be a tall order. Check out this interesting stripped down mix of said classic by Necessary Mayhem. It’s really interesting and worth a listen. Via Boomshots.

Here’s the latest podcast from NYC’s mighty mighty Deadly Dragon Sound. It’s called Lover or Stalker? and it features a great selection of love songs and songs about heartbreak.

Protoje is a great artist outta JA, who was nice enough to support Selector earlier in his career – consistently wearing our gear on stage, during interviews, and for video shoots. So the least we can do is help spread the word about his latest effort, The 8 Year Affair, which is available on iTunes. He just released a video for “I&I”…check it out.

I-Octane fans might want to get to clicking, and head over to Boomshots with the quickness. Why? They’ve just shared his latest mixtape, “Thankful Part 2.”

Here’s the latest video from LA-based reggae outfit The Lions, for “Roll It Round” off their current LP This Generation.

Here’s a new mix from New York City’s Federation Sound. It’s Max Glazer, Live on Radio Lilly, from the 16th of February. Available both streaming and as a download.

Here’s the latest mix from Switzerland’s own Goldrush International sound system; Dancehall Fraternity. I really like these guys – they select some of the best artists & riddims, and they mix it down nicely too.