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tv   Indias Reggae Resistance  Al Jazeera  January 4, 2018 8:32am-9:01am +03

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yes many times from here before if that's in reference to comments made by mr bennett i'd refer you back to the ones that he made previously on sixty minutes worry called collusion with russia about this president a total farce so i think i would look back at that if anybody's been inconsistent it's been him certainly has been the president or this administration. if the o.p.'s government says it will release and pardon all political prisoners the surprise announcement by the prime minister will see them the tourist prison turned into a museum it follows months of anti-government protests a turkish banker has been found guilty in a u.s. court of taking part in a scheme to violate washington's sanctions on iran mahmoud how can i tell and they tell those who are accused of moving billions of dollars worth of iranian money through american banks disguised as food and gold sales to was an executive at turkey's state owned khalq bank israel's parliament has given preliminary approval
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for legislation making it easier for a court to impose the death penalty it's witnessed next stay with us. in the philippines millions live in overcrowded slums but some of found another place to call home public cemeteries one of those living among the dead at this time on al-jazeera. through the us will. be a force times for base formation routes yeah i mean some routes i do think there's
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a problem and. should. be sunday simply on the. street. so based on this rules is the name under which i record and play regularly going into the regular news it is really kind of shaped my life for a very young age and you know it it may come from jamaica but i feel that. it talks about justice equality and talks about colonialism reggae music has a message that that's deeply relevant in today's world and especially for india i think and there's this kind of all out right wing assault on our freedom to oss
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questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being saw gets in the students teachers activists filmmaker that's right since. i've been targeted now some of them have been intimidated that's on the arrest and people on the streets you know the protests in this regard or study sort of in whichever way you know i'd like i'd like to all attempts to contribute something to this. thing. that eight thousand people that. i teach this isn't anything for me to speak. ok because. if you can be a part of the struggles that are happening in the country what the meaning of culture and of artistic production meaning is to. trying to bring people together to be a voice or getting off of to people. if
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you're playing the people's music you have to find a range of people and it's been so much what i dreamt of but i was frustrated with what i'm doing always i dreamt of it i know what a song to sneak into the room i don't want to dance and i know it can energize people make you feel empowered you know these are things that should not only happen if you need music venue and this sort of i would in my views this is something which i want to be able to contribute to a you know. the real protest space that i think is a space for this can be of value. for our store addressed and frustrations
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was to go back to the heart already know the system called. and sell to some time not just the stack of speakers sound systems traditionally have been a way to take things in your own hands and to find ways to take music straight to people i mean literally i've been wanting to build a sound system ever since i started playing records like it's most of my life. sound systems i expensive and you can buy them ready made you have to build it yourself so with the mix of crowdfunding and i was born money me and my partner some of us started building own systems and it takes a lot of knowledge and experience to build its own system we were lucky to find a sound engineer. and see what it sounds like. and i said to. me. this is a this is the real deal and i'm getting a big vinyl so we can. country you know. it's
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well it's happened somewhere to play it that's the biggest that's the biggest thing is finding some way to actually turn it down. because it's loud. i remember coming for you in this book and these years i say this is. and then the other one coming out is yeah yeah. yeah the channels running but why do you feel the need to stay home with something as important to understand because if you string out wrong things will come back. keep in mind. of course man you can kill somebody with this monster what kind of music doesn't come up nobody riots. and it's so real and so it suddenly
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you're something that starts as an idea suddenly becomes a reality and it's a damn physical system that you're on top of imagine this the greens have been different places so i think that all people coming out you know it's this you know inventing jews from. bending budget is exactly what it was the sensitivity is now number of course in any position is full it's and right this is the same lives with the fourth and the after the going share knowledge of the people who like the music they get to lead the most it was that they would sing the phone and i would supremely could say i'm not even sure i wanted to be a success because if it does then back to me more on trumpet stephen. because they convicted it as a mother and as a human. well those are the consumer. is
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still. part of this and all apologies to everyone trying to sleep and that kind of seems address this is the final four minutes are you is it right about now because like this. adrien revolutionary from out for top revolutionary i don't know where. my. mates are going to shock i mean china is now that lies before us is where are we going to then i want people going to react you know how people are going to react if i take the system to a protest space or to a street corner and now people are going to let loose and dance with us and get it or people going to be that you know you know be dismissive and like who's this privileged guy playing this foreign sounding music i mean of course that's
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a feeling you want people to connect to her for doing all right buddy. so we continue to trust that i don't operate the system i mean they don't get to launch a. loft i want to cause university and. bring the system then to support their comrades were on hunger strike.
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i'm just going to want a little bit. let us know if you feel it's a mismatch and if you listen say it so it doesn't look like it's after. you get it you don't get your letter. i thought i. know you're nervous man i mean don't you always nervous because you want to be relevant and you want to be able to communicate and create meaning you know. you never know you know and i sometimes do wonder like you know can you believe that things are making music here and i can't i've been doing this my life i love it but you said i'm going don't you know. it's really. bit of a new thing if there's no music and they're going to get it was in effect. and but this is supposed to be. so it's important for these kind of things these kind of mediums it's been about business going to music. and they think. that up that up.
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the. that. he. said. this is where he was hot don't want. finally we're here. this is a we've all done it took us almost one year we finished last month. the lights on we're paper you revolutionary songs on the fall asleep shot coming from. our hunger strike against this i'm
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just. going to. continue and in the beginning when i started playing there's actually off everyone to sit down because i didn't want but like so i'm playing records and i have seen of people like sitting on the ground looking at the expectancy which made me very uncomfortable nine hours into it wasn't working in quite the way that i want because when i'm dancing and people don't look at me look at each other enjoying something not so long. this lovely now here it is. bridget knight the real healer torture they are not here with the man i wanted to raise the reasons other than his
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father you know really. jumped on this list game. for deal with. them and about that all. i mean. i've just been. dismissed from usa. we have three american preview on right. now i. know that.
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i was getting i'd like to be kind of you know i don't look to be good you know i have all the hard work you can see what's the you think is overdue but i don't get to go back. to one movie and i think that it is a movie that i like and it's not that i think it's something like star of the country people talking for because. i think. the jews should give us confidence and oh i do you could go and after that we were invited to play at other protests in other venues and they were really were itching to take the system and then finally we got out john spend students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading institute austin on the campus and point. f.b.i. has also received major pushes against the company and is still hoping for the strongest and hopefully also be able to contribute some energy to that. when for
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that do it's supposed to do a show at f.b.i. asked. well that's direct all to institutional. consular officials you know two days before on some bureaucratic kind of pretext but i have a feeling you just didn't really want us to play there so you went to a meeting by this organization called. from what i gather it's the first time i met them all so well it's a people's organization they very much kind of pushing for change which is exactly the kind of people that i want to work for. they've never really heard greg. is it before the never really experienced base or sound system before so you don't know if this thing is going to go kind of. are you. going to. go to you because you talk. too much you want me.
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to make a little question i think i saw music you need to. give me. any plays a. game let me make sure. that. the music. you're not on automatic i mean he won't stop coming anywhere yet reggae music being missional time audience is a colleague of. us. is it was saying you know i'm just. going to keep. going to going to be i. want to give i just wish i'd lose my terms with my disability. i'm going to going to be. that's what. i need to hold off. the rim definitively believe. me i'm not going to be on the. top of the headline news again.
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and so sometimes it's all. good foster i've got. to to turn . you know. i am here. i am. serious. about your never going to go. over but i realize that the combination of jamaican music with local lyrics what
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sort of a dual purpose and not only would it make the show more dynamic it would also help us to communicate the music's message to the audience and with that in mind i suggested to look at you all to get these rappers don't call this what they see they rap in hindi and might not be they have revolutionary songs and we felt that this would help the audience to connect to the show. but. that's not just talk there's not. much they saw somebody said here but. it's. this is rough. and tough it's not tough dealing with i think it's empowering it's empowering for the mc and it's empowering poing for the people who hear it because look i mean a lot of the times that's imported from abroad is english called in there sometimes associated with elite you know but this is not what this music is this is going to
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music you know so i think. for people to hear things from from here it's like it makes it makes everything everything more meaningful and bruff i want to be in a dunce ok you play a shot all wrong simply oh you know even mine if i want to be like you know this is a door for you know jock and need and smash the place apart man people feel that if you know it's printed in the book and nobody's i move much you know what i'm saying . jack. again yeah i know that the route. that i did was not to be. lined up billy garny. best foundation it's not seventy like you said. the minority do traditional definitely it's kind of a test for us to see all five things can cross over how far people would could take to do what we're doing in the hope that the singers will look at them and the
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rappers is the right to kind of element the people relate to and connect to. the table entirely outside late sunday seventy. five. dollars and then when i stop to talk i want a. woman who when i am black is i mean those women as it's rebel or anyone or. spent much. time on stuff you do stuff. with a gun in the new. movie about the time you were. young it will. get into. it now with
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a little of. you because he is. the most i want to go look up with or not you were no expect from me but how many was like if you don't know. how much. you got home looks even if you can make of it i'm a stone more technical than would dedicate their course now that they're up and about self stuff that they get demands guy so i've got a good policy with regard to the home looking forward to going to get that uber what i'm. develop citizen get to politics will post been as a kid. what our son is sick which lies are. you watching me somehow mom got me by boat safely or down the road lol with some of the committee. on the outlets i doubt they should be a candidate but any time i reveal i think it might yield enough again because it may so i mean latest greatest thing but make a little bit of that
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a big. thank you very much. this is the reasoning behind if there are any country people who are. up even in one hundred to consider us because some of them i'm talking most as a possible. champion could in turn talk he most. i sum it up. in some. load. if i am thought to sing at one.
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and not the forest. down here his riches on this planet. people i don't know will look up i'm going to profit we may be what are you how would you how do you put a particular. office how much i was. a
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little how come. i don't know. d.d. guilty. i beat him oh. look. i was.
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no no no. you see everybody energized in this way and dancing in this way with so much freedom gives me a lot of joy it also gives me a lot of hope that for me this is just the beginning that she has the potential now our task is to find ways to build on this find ways to make it more poignant more important. there's
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