Interview with David Rodigan by Late Night Munchies (part 1)

Late Night Munchies is proud to present the man who with his passion has set the foundation for reggae music in Europe. He's one of the worlds most powerful men in the industry and he is criticizing Jamaicas new tunes, wondering "where is the sweetness" and telling us why he's not an old fart. Prepare for some laughs with the charismatic David Rodigan.

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Music

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• David Rodigan
• 2009
• Barry G
• Soundclash
• URF09
• Uppsala Reggaefestival
• Munchie TV
• Late Night Munchies

[kurtnadiasarai]

can some one give me the name of the song on the intro for this clip and the artist.

[TheMunchieTV]

Million Stylez & Joey Fever - Young Gunz

[browningbbw]

'What the world wants from Jamaica is Reggae'...True talk!

[zigedub]

Very very interesting...big upload!

[lompis2]

if he wants more reggae he can make it. instead of djiing and complaining...

[gevento1]

respect rodigan give the people dem history on reggae and rap alot dont wana hear it but u cant change the fact. lol

[15Reggaelover]

its true most reggae today is crap the value of reggae stopped around the late 90s

[daroyalgeneral]

respect in all check & aspect to Fawda David Rodigan one of the few TRUE selectors that's still in da bizz. A very powerful statement: "...they have taken the music out of the music..."

[ZIONHIGHER]

LIVING LEGEND !!!!!!!!!!!!



[idefinesarcasm]

This man is AMAZING . POINT BLANK .

[muratabali]

I just came accross David Rodigan..and WOW - I am INSPIRED! So Inspired im gona give myself a THUMBS UP!

[gtcakes]

Agree with Rodi, but he'd shouldn't get lost on the fact that music is the biggest reflection of current society...in europe they mus like "sweet reggae" cause for the most part life sweet. but in JA,TT,GY the reality is much different artist got to relate to the people, and right now what they people hearing for the most part they like. the sad thing is more n more dancehall getting wash down cause right now the themes are gunz,sex and drinking, no tune bout real social issues get forward