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Old Time Something Come Back Again Vol.10 - Death In The Arena (Jah Golden Throne x Marshall Neeko)

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Old Time Something Come Back Again Vol.10 - Death In The Arena (Jah Golden Throne x Marshall Neeko)

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Marshall Neeko (Official)
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🚨🔥 Weekly release – Old Time Something Come Back Again Vol.10 🔥🚨 This time, Jah Golden Throne Records steps into a true foundation classic: the DEATH IN THE ARENA RIDDIM 🎶🔥 👉 The riddim was originally created in 1968 at Studio One by Roland Alphonso & The Soul Vendors, under the production of Clement "Coxsone" Dodd. 👉 One of the earliest vocal cuts on this foundation is “Whipping The Prince” by Alton Ellis, making this riddim part of the rocksteady to early reggae transition era. 👉 The riddim later evolved and was also known as “Love On The Scene” in the late 70s, with versions by artists like Sylford Walker and Welton Irie. 👉 Through the 80s and 90s, it became a dancehall staple, reused by major producers and labels such as: Digital-B (notably the 1993 series) Jammy's Black Scorpio Firehouse 👉 This riddim has powered 100+ recordings, including cuts by Beres Hammond, Bounty Killer, Garnett Silk, and many more. A true foundation riddim, bridging rocksteady, roots and dancehall eras. 🔥 Now in 2026, Marshall Neeko rebuilds this classic with precision, keeping the original groove intact while bringing a modern JGT sound, with the full crew riding the riddim. 🔊🔥 🎧 Exclusive premiere on Marshall Neeko’s YouTube channel → 👉    / @marshallneeko   💾 Free download on Bandcamp → 👉 https://jahgoldenthronerecords.bandca... 📀 Also available on all streaming platforms: Spotify Apple Music Deezer Tidal Amazon Music YouTube Music From Studio One foundation to modern sound system — Death In The Arena lives on. 🔥 Vocals powered by AI 🤖🎤 #JahGoldenThrone #OldTimeSomethingComeBackAgain #Vol10 #DeathInTheArena #StudioOne #CoxsoneDodd #MarshallNeeko #RootsReggae #DancehallHistory #SoundSystemCulture #ReggaeRevival