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Bobby Konders

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Brooklyn DJ and producer who runs the Massive B label, bridging New York and Kingston; since 1991 he has produced and remixed for Super Cat, Shabba Ranks and Buju Banton, and Massive B fostered New York dancehall artists including Mad Lion and Nicodemus.

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MASSIVE B SOUND with BOBBY KONDERS AND JABBA

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SPOT - Massive B Sound System with Bobby Konders - ADRIATIC SOUND @WOMB - LECCE

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Bobby Konders & Jabba: Pioneers of Caribbean Radio and Sound System Culture in America

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The Reggae Museum.

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Story · Well supportedDancehall's New York engine

A Jamaica, Queens record shop, a Sunday-night radio slot and a Queens concert hall built dancehall's American home base.

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