V/A Riddimentary: Diplo Selects Greensleeves

• Alpha & Omega: "Who Is the Ruler"
• Hugh Mundell: "Jaqueline"
• Triston Palma: "Joker Smoker"
• John Holt: "Police in Helicopter"
• Barrington Levy & General Echo: "Eventide Fire a Disaster"
• Joe Gibbs: "Satta Amassa Gana Version"
• Rankin Dread: "Fattie Boom Boom"
• Eek-a-Mouse: "Anarexol"
• Lone Ranger: "Gunshot Mek Daughter Drop"
• Clint Eastwood & General Saint: "Sweet Sweet Matilda"
• Prince Jammy: "Interface"
• Gregory Isaacs: "Night Nurse"
• J.C. Lodge: "Telephone Love"
• Johnny Osbourne: "Water Pumping"
• Prince Far I: "Survival"

Fresh off his Prefix-approved blend of dubstep, producer, DJ and master of Twitter faux pas Diplo moves back to the familiar ground of reggae. His continuous mix covers a wide swath of the Greensleeves Records catalog: reggae, dub and dancehall from Jamaica and the UK between the '80s and the '90s. As to be expected, numerous anthems are included: Gregory Isaacs' "Night Nurse," John Holt's "Police in Helicopter" and J.C. Lodge's "Telephone Love." 

Abstract by Dan Nishimoto