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Dancing Shoes by Malijah

Dancing Shoes by Malijah

Dancing Shoes by Malijah

By Erik Magni on Friday, March 30, 2012 - 5 comments

Malijah puts on his dancing shoes.

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Malijah - Dancing ShoesJamaican singer Malijah has teamed up with Reggaeland for his debut album 'Dancing Shoes', released on March 8.

It contains 13 tracks, of which three are previously released, ranging from cultural roots reggae and easy skanking one drop to dancehall. The single Like How the Water is a celebration to Jamaica and its 50th anniversary.

'Dancing Shoes' follows several strong early singles from Malijah, though not included on this album. So do yourself a favor and also check out his Louie Culture duet Hills Farmer, One More Spliff, No Combo – a version of Lorna Bennett’s Breakfast in Bed – and the Fyakin combination Sincerely.

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Posted by Strongtree on 04.01.2012
I searched the internet for Malijah's Dancin' Shoes on CD, but I can't find it?????

Posted by Xavier on 04.01.2012
Strongtree, here:
http://reggaeland.cat/products-page/?lang=en

Posted by HighVibes on 04.01.2012
"Hills farmer" song is a duet alongside Louie Culture, not Anthony B

Posted by Camille on 04.02.2012
Yes HighVibes, right. Thanks.

Posted by Strongtree on 04.02.2012
Xavier, no CD? Only digital format. But thanks anyway.

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