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When Will They Learn (w. dub)

The Weatherman

The Weatherman (Mescalino Dub)

egy lájtos chillout track.
kapcsold ki az agyad és csak figyelj.

Quantic - Meaning

The Pama Years: John Holt - Classic Holt

Strange Things

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The summer of 2011 welcomed the self-titled debut album from Hollie Cook. Hollie’s self-coined ‘Tropical pop’ sound stems from her passion for reggae singers Janet Kay and Phyllis Dillon combined with classic 60s girl groups. The album is produced by friend and collaborator Mike Pelanconi, better known as Prince Fatty. The debut single ‘That Very Night’ is currently making waves across radio, with Steve Lamacq (BBC Radio 2/6 Music), John Kennedy (XFM) and David Rodigan (Kiss) among her many supporters.  The album includes a cover of Shangri-Las’ ‘(Remember) Walkin’ In The Sand)’; transformed from a dark emotive song to one filled with a flavour of hope. The talents of Omar, Dennis Bovell, George Decker (The Pioneers), Style Scott and Horseman also feature across the album.

1. Milk And Honey / 2. That Very Night / 3. Walking In The Sand / 4. Cry (Disco Mix) ft. Horseman / 5. It's So Different Here / 6. Sugar Water (Look At My Face) ft. Horseman / 7. Shadow Kissing / 8. Used To Be / 9. Body Beat ft. Horseman

Hollie Cook - Shadow Kissing

Recordings

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Two hours of bass-heavy dub influenced music across a number of genres, including dnb, dub step and dub. 

Tracklist 
Simplicity - @kodama

Echo zone - kodama

Dub fever - @acid_lab 

Tripping out - calibre 

Meditation dub - big bud 

Sump dub - calibre 

ABSTRACT - Bukha 

Dub realistic - @dubblestandart 

Road block (thievery corporation) - Racquel jones 

San san rock - thievery corporation 

Music to make you stagger - thievery corporation 

Skit 3 - astral haze 

Yabbi - @dubtuneka 

Dream dub - @trident 

Impulse dub - kodama 

Blue notes - acid lab and chubbz 

Dubnium - @jago 

Babylon dem (dub monger’s the drum machine museum dub) - theory 

Foreign dub - big bud 

Drop the bass - @emapea 

Wicked sound - emapea  

Rub a dub - big bud 

Light up da dance - acid lab 

Primary - @k3bee 

Sunset debris - mshcode 

Jamaican dub - @satl 

The storm - satl 

Sneakin’ - @madcap 

Bogeyman bullshit - calibre 

Red light - st cal 

Full moon - acid lab 

Marseille - @joakuim 


Explorations in Dub

Reggae roots, step et electro dub inspirent les compositions de Panda Dub. Le résultat est tout simplement envoûtant.

Psychotic Symphony

Panda Dub - "Crazy world"

Blow Your Headphones

Excuse Me

This Is My Story: A History of Jamaica's Greatest Balladeer

So Jah Say

PIMP

Beach Affairs

Rendez-Vous

aloha

neve give up

Live @ The Powerstation, Auckland (2009).

Empower Me (live)

2002:
16B, the name used by producer Omid Nourizadeh is probably one of the hardest working men in dance today. In addition to a hectic DJ schedule, and many high calibre productions and also remixes for the likes of Jamez, CM and many other artists, he has made a name for himself, with his unique deep grooves and gorgeous melodic basslines. In addition to this he runs the label Alola, Amongst all this he has found time to follow up on the 1998 debut ´Sounds From Another Room´ and his recent Alola compilation, ´Everything, All Of Them And Every Year´ to unleash his second solo album upon us, ´How To Live 100 Years´.

´Inbetween Your Choice´ eases us in at the start, but unlike most albums, Omid decides to whet the appetite with this opener, which can only possibly be described as a musical masterpiece that refuses to stay within the confines of dance music. Amidst the deep trickling bassline and glorious melody lay all matter of drum arrangements and eastern sounding strings that will quite literally dazzle your senses and leave you breathless. 

The laid back mood is continued with the familar guitar riffs and gravely vocals of ´Escape (Driving To Heaven)´, featuring the vocals of the excellent Richard Morel who´s performance still sounds as fresh today as it did upon it´s intial release. ´Keep On Changing Shape´ alters the flow of the cd slightly with its upbeat percussion and rolling groove which culminates in the trippy funktastic bassline of ´De-Org Song´, adding a slightly darker edge to the album.

´Doubt´ is one of those tracks that you could quite easily melt to at your favourite pre club bar, favourite drink in the hand, good company, good vibes and a general happy feeling being emitted by the soulful vocals being belted out coutesy of the mysterious Stephan. 

´Colours´ on the other hand is a downbeat drum ladden beauty that just shimmers softly and makes your mind just to drift away to the sound of Kate Jackson´s evocative vocals, but unfortunately this is cut way too short by the acidic loops and grooves of ´The Room´ which teases a more uplifting pace before ´We Will Again´ cuts that vibe short in a subtle way with the cinematic strings and atmospheric sounds that are carried over nicely into the rapid fire percussion of ´Virus´ and into the rough melodic layers of ´Behind The Face´, a soft vocal murmuring away in the backdrop and nicely complimenting the groove which brings the album to its penultimate high before the vocaless vesions of ´Colours´, simply entitled ´Reprise´ brings the album to the perfect end.



Following on from ´Sounds From Another Room´ this surpasses that debut in every way, and showcases that Omid 16B is not just a talented DJ, not just a talented musician or producer, but is quite simply the fking don.

When Will They Learn (w. dub)

“Mon Nom Est Personne”