Reggae Roast's video: Shumba Youth Leo Samson - Check It Out

BUY: http://bit.ly/-Check-It-Out Shumba Youth & Leo Samson ‘Check It Out’ (RR029) Reggae Roast Records Release Date: May 2017 Format: Digital & 7” Vinyl Now on their twenty ninth release of forward thinking UK Reggae & Dancehall, Reggae Roast continue with hit after hit. Their latest offering is a futuristic dancehall smasher of a beat, produced by one of their very own crew members Leo Samson, with Shumba Youth’s soft vocal cries complimenting the hard dancehall backing track beautifully. The track with its low sub frequencies and deadly lyrics is sure to set dance floors alight this summer. This is the first single of their deadly 6 Track EP also coming soon to Reggae Roast Records entitled ‘Hot Like Lava’ and is due out later this year. Leo Samson has been putting in the work as one of the key Reggae Roast residents for the past 5 years. His first big release came in the form of a monster remix for Benny Page’s ‘Champion Sound’ which went on to become an underground anthem. All the while he has been releasing remixes for the likes of Nice Up! Records one of the UKs best dancehall labels and Boom Sound Recordings. This is his first official release on the Reggae Roast label. The first of many! Shumba Youth is fast becoming a household name in the UK Reggae scene and one of the key artists in the new wave of talent coming out of the capitol. Reggae Roast have been instrumental in bringing exciting new talent through their ranks and Shumba along with artists such as Natty Campbell and now stepping up to fulfil their potential and are certain be the next generation of talent in the UK scene for years to come. Newcomer Sour Phree takes over remix duties for this and he creates a powerful dancehall smasher giving a new lease of life the the original. With a more contemporary sound and killer production this is sure to be a hit in clubs. Reggae Roast have plenty more in the locker so keep your eyes peeled for upcoming releases from the likes of Tippa Irie, Brother Culture and Charlie P.