Lucky Dube

Experience a powerful roots reggae journey with this BEST OF LUCKY DUBE x THE MIGHTY SLAVES reggae video mix, expertly curated by StaMinaTor. This mix brings together two forces of conscious reggae — the legendary South African icon Lucky Dube and the deep, militant roots sound of The Mighty Slaves — delivering blazing vybz, timeless messages, and uplifting lyrics that still resonate today. Lucky Dube’s music, recorded primarily between the late 1980s and early 2000s in South Africa and Jamaica, spoke fearlessly about injustice, unity, poverty, love, and African pride. His global influence made him one of the most respected reggae voices outside Jamaica. Paired with the raw roots energy of The Mighty Slaves, this mix becomes a spiritual and cultural experience, not just entertainment. With lyrics included, this video allows listeners to fully connect with the message — making it perfect for reflection, meditation, reasoning sessions, or simply vibing to authentic reggae music. Whether you’re a long-time reggae head or discovering Lucky Dube for the first time, this mix keeps the roots alive and the fire burning. 🔥 Turn up the volume, feel the message, and let the reggae speak. 💬 Comment below and tell us your favorite Lucky Dube song or lyric. 👍 Like, share, and follow Rasta Vibration for more conscious reggae mixes, classic artists, and positive musical energy. Mix & Mixtapes are for Promotional Use Only (No Copyright Infringement Intended). If any Copyright in the content, Plz reach out to me.

Artist: Lucky Dube Released: 1991 Album: House of Exile “Can’t Blame You” by Lucky Dube remains one of the most emotionally powerful and truth-filled tracks in his iconic discography. Recorded in the early 1990s—during a period when Lucky Dube was redefining modern reggae—this song blends roots melodies with conscious storytelling, shining a light on real-life struggles, broken systems, and the everyday experiences of ordinary people. Lucky Dube, one of Africa’s greatest reggae legends, used his music to speak directly to the world, and “Can’t Blame You” is a perfect example of his fearless honesty and compassion. The song’s message resonates even stronger today: understanding, unity, and breaking the cycles we inherit. This Official Lyric Video helps listeners connect more deeply with the words, emotions, and meanings behind the song. Whether you’re a longtime Lucky Dube fan or discovering his legacy for the first time, this reggae classic remains a timeless reminder of truth and humanity. Rest in Power, Lucky Dube — your voice continues to inspire nations.

DOWNLOAD LINK:https://hearthis.at/deejaybunduki/dj-... BEST OF LUCKY DUBE LIVE MIXX Celebrate the timeless voice of Lucky Dube with this 2023 DJ Bunduki Roots Mix, featuring some of his most powerful and emotional hits — "Reggae Strong," “Prisoner,” “Slave,” “Trinity,” “Mama,” “Crazy World,” and many more. 💚💛❤️ Lucky Dube’s music carries messages of freedom, justice, and unity that continue to inspire the world. This mix blends his best classics into one powerful session — perfect for reggae lovers, African roots fans, and all who believe in the power of truth through music. 🎧 Mixed by DJ Bunduki, this set brings you positive energy, deep messages, and that unmistakable Lucky Dube passion. 💬 Comment below: Which Lucky Dube song speaks to your soul? 🔥 Press play, share the vibes, and spread the message — One Love, One People. #LuckyDube #DJBunduki #LuckyDubeMix #BestOfLuckyDube #LuckyDube2023 #RootsReggae #AfricanReggae #ReggaeLegends #ReggaeVibes #ReggaeHits #ReggaeMix #SouthAfricanMusic #ReggaeCulture #ConsciousReggae #PositiveVibration #OneLove #FreedomSongs #RastaVibes #RootsAndCulture #ReggaeForThePeople #RealReggae #ReggaeCommunity #ReggaeLife #ReggaeNation #RumbleMusic #ClassicReggae #ReggaeLovers #SpiritualReggae #StayConscious #UnityThroughMusic

LUCKY DUBE - Live in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil: Amazing Audience 2006. His groovy energy creates a phenomenal performance, such an amazing tribute to Bob Marley. #LuckyDube #ReggaeLive #RVPgroup

Different Colours, One People was written as an ode to the promise of unity, equality and recognition of the fact that we are all, one people. This catchy song is now 30 years old, and the message still rings true across the world! Composer, Writer: Lucky Philip Dube Artist: Lucky Dube Released: 1993 Album: Victims Genre: Reggae

Artist: Lucky Dube Album: Slave Label: Gallo Country: South Africa Released: 1987 Genre: Reggae Style: Roots Reggae Recorded At – Powerhouse Studios (2) Marketed By – Gallo Record Company Distributed By – Gallo Record Company Arranged By – Lucky Dube Bass – Joe Sinoamadi Drums – Pat Nkutha Engineer – Dave Segal* Guitar – Chris Nkata, Thulani Zuma Keyboards – Thuthukani Cele, Tony Makukulu Producer, Arranged By – Richard Siluma Sleeve – TERI Z

Artist: Lucky Dube Album: Prisoner Released: 1989 Genre: Reggae LYRICS Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you You left for the city Many years ago Promised to come back And take care of us Many years has gone by now Still no sign of you, daddy, eh Mother died of a heart attack Many years ago when she heard That you were married again Now I'm the only one left in this family Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you Wandering up and down The streets of Soweto No place to call my home I tried to find you Many years ago But the women you're married to Was no good at all Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Remember me) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Daddy, oh) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Daddy, oh) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Remember me) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you (Yeah) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Remember me) In whatever you do (Daddy, oh) I love you (Remember) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Daddy, oh) In whatever you do I love you

This is the official music video for 'Victims' by Lucky Dube from his album of the same title which was released in 1993. 'Victims' is about people who were persecuted at the hands of the Apartheid regime - the dawn of democracy in South Africa. Lucky was inspired to talk to the situation that was unfolding in South Africa but it was relevant to the world

Song: Good Girl Artist: Lucky Dube Album: Soul Taker ℗ 2001 Gallo Record Company Released on: 2001-06-25 Composer, Writer: Lucky Philip Dube

Artist: Lucky Dube Released: 1988 Album: Together as One