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Manjah Fyah lived in Ireland from 2003- 2006. The first year and half Manjah Fyah lived in the south-west, in the city of Cork and the last 18 months he lived in the capital, Dublin.

In Cork Manjah Fyah organized many Reggae parties with different artists and performers. The parties had big success in town; the local people were happy and surprised to have such Reggae Dancehall vibez in their city. I used to tell them that the 'latin touch' made the difference and of course maximum respect to John and his amazing yard close to the airport, a perfect location for parties!!

In Dublin Manjah Fyah met lots of artists, dj-selecta, promoters, musicians and bands. He kept organizing Reggae Dancehall in the typical style of 'house parties' in Dublin with lots of Irie people and massive sound systems inside the houses, a very common way to enjoy the Dublin nights without any limits outta babylon..!!! There he met Worries Outernational Sound System, Ireland's top dancehall reggae sound. Manjah Fyah played alongside Worries Outernational at the Temple Bar Music Centre, yard of the Dublin Reggae Sunday's.

In September 2008 Manjah Fyah invited Worries Outernetional Sound System to play in Amsterdam at his TOPPA TOP WEDNESDAY at Winston Kingdom which was a huge success!

In November 2008 Worries Outernational Sound invited Manjah Fyah to play at the ex Temple Bar Music Center now called Button Factory.
4 Leo Street was there, the Irie Crew was there, General Dotsie, Fadda Foul, Rankin Rez and Soundman Soro aka Worries Outernational were there!!!
Great reggae dancehall night plus a mad mad Irie afterparty until 9am inna di Leo Street!!! Respect to Trilogy Sound outta Atlanta, USA.

During the Irish experience Manjah Fyah travelled a lot; he visited India, Egypt, Cuba, Jamaica, Peru, Madagascar and some European countries such as Spain,  Scotland and the Czech Republic amongst others.

For New Years'Eve 2007/2008 Manjah Fyah came back to Ireland to play in 'Fire Pon Cork' at Sláinte' Pub, the yard was literally on fire with a burning massive who mashed up di place!!!

Manjah Fyah gives thanks to the Emerald Isle!!
Maximum respect to the 4 Leo Street massive, Worries Outernational Sound System, Ram outta in dub Music, Cormac, Beth, Hoek35 and all the rest of the crew!!


One Love

Manjah Fyah traveled in the island of Jamaica in April 2007.

He visited the Parish of: Saint James, Hanover, Saint Elizabeth, Westmoreland, Manchester, Saint Catherine, Kingston (parish) and Portland.

In the Westmoreland Parish Manjah Fyah visited the town of Negril where he met the first Reggae artists such as Frankie Paul, Warrior King, Gregory Isaac, Yellowman, Junior T and many local artists. Long Bay Beach, Negril's powdery white beach is Jamaica's most famous and among the best in the entire Caribbean. If you don't know were to go at night in Negril ask somebody at evening or just start walking in the sand and follow the reggae beat! There are concerts, dancehalls and reggae clash in the beach every night.
Orange Hill and its ganja fields is another highlights of the Parish, Jamaica claim it as the best Sensimilla! (I agree..)
After Negril, Manjah Fyah went to the Western Consciousness Reggae Festival in Savanna la Mar where he experienced a great Irie envirement and many Rastafarian's let him feeling home. That year the line-up includes Beres Hammond, Luciano, Wayne Wonder, Marcia Griffiths, Morgan Heritage, Freddie McGregor, Turbulence, Bushman, Fantan Mojah, John Holt, Jah Mason, Tarrus Riley, I Wayne, Chezidek, Nadine Sutherland, Abdel Wright, Marsha, Anthony B, Luthon Fyah, Warrior King, Deuteronomy, Terry Linen and many more.
Special thanx and nuff respect to Luther and his family and friends!!
Treasure Beach was another amazing experience, a little town with more numbers of Kilowatts in the local sound system than numbers of people in town......In Kingston he went to the world-renowned Tuff Gong Reggae Studio is one of the largest audio recording facilities in the Caribbean with state-of-the-art equipment and a vibe that is conducive to creativity. He visited the legendary reggae shops hot-spot of Orange Street, situated in the heart of downtown Kingston, he visited the legendary house of Bob Marley.

Jamaica? No Problem!!

Rio Grande Valley in a Bamboo Raft - Jamaica



MANJAH FYAH inna Jamaica


Western Consciousness Reggae Festival - Savanna La Mar - Westmoreland - Jamaica

Ackee

Ackee and saltfish is a traditional Jamaican dish. It is also Jamaica's National Dish.

INGREDIENTS :
1/2 lb. Saltfish (codfish)
1 dozen ackees
1 small onion
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 sprig tyme
1 crushed garlic or 2 teaspoons garlic powder
3 slices hot scotch bonnet pepper
1 small red sweet pepper


METHOD:
Soak saltfish in water to remove some of the salt or boil in water for 5-7 minutes.
Clean the ackee. Remove the seeds and all traces of interior red pit from the ackees.
Wash ackees five times
Cover and boil until moderately soft.
Drain, cover, and put aside.
Pick up (flake) the saltfish and remove all bones.
Sauté thinly sliced onions and sweet pepper rings.
Remove half of the fried onions and peppers
Add saltfish and the ackees, and turn the fire/stove up slightly.
Add black pepper
Pour in to serving plate and garnish with remaining onions and pepper slices
Serve with boil banana and/or fried dumplings

Classic american anti-marijuana propaganda (No comment!!) :





Manjah Fyah Anti-Prohibitions Campaign was born from the many injustice I see every day. Prohibition is the tyranny of greed, business and ignorance. It is prohibition itself that perpetuates the cycle of addiction, corruption and violence.
The Governments, knows that it's so easy to grow that everyone would be able to grow it, they wouldn't be able to get their dirty little hands on it to make a profit. Its all about business!!! Babylon must fall!!!

For more info, check out:

http://www.legalize.org
http://www.marijuana.com
http://www.antiproibizionisti.it



4/20

In Europe the term is not commonly used yet, but in North America it's a popular and discreet way of referring to the use of cannabis, or to identify oneself, a website or business with cannabis culture.
The date 4/20, or April 20th (04/20/ European), has become an unofficial holiday of the counterculture, when dedicated smokers gather to celebrate and consume cannabis, especially at 4:20 pm of that day. The clock just below the popular Haight and Ashbury street crossing in San Francisco, reads always 4:20. This year I was in the Golden Gate Park on the 20th of April and we found thousand of people gathering 4/20.., the thing is that it wasn't an organized event, people just showed up!! What was really organized was the concert of Cypress Hill at the Fillmore at 4/20...
The term seems to have been coined in 1971 by a group of teenagers at San Rafael High School that would meet after school at 4:20 p.m. to smoke cannabis at the Louis Pasteur statue. It became part of their group's salute, '420 Louis!', and became popularized in the late 1980s by fans of The Grateful Dead.
Here some imagines of the gathering in the Golden Gate Park and the famous clock, plus Cypress Hill playing at The Fillmore at 4/20.






When it's 4/20, and Cypress Hill is playing at The Fillmore, you kinda know what you're gonna get.




4/20 - Cypress Hill @ Fillmore - San Francisco, California - Manjah Fyah representing




The clock just below the popular Haight and Ashbury street crossing in San Francisco, always reads 4:20

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