Junglist Book - Chapter 1

Burn (Original Mix) [feat. Blackout Ja]

After a year of existence, 7 releases, 3 nights and 30 radio shows, 2013 has been more than an intense start for a first year. With no time to waste to get 2014 rolling, we bring you our first release this year. And we start punching in the heavy weight straight up with nothing less than the 4 Corners Crew album.
The German duo made of Sia Fu and Zinne has been a reference on the dubwise scene for the last 6 years with some of their tunes and remixes coming out on labels such as Dirty Dubsters Digital, Run Tingz and JungleX.
Planet Dubwise, is a fine piece work made with original vocals only. All of this recorded by the boys themselves to which they’ve added their signature DnB production style, taking inspiration from the most appreciated reggae vibes out there and composed with the dancefloor in mind.
So here’s how it breaks down, on top of the four original tracks from the 4 Corners Crew featuring Terry Ganzy, Ziggy and no one else than the original General Levy himself, we’ve added a remix for each of them. This time bringing you a true international legion of Dubwise soldiers with the ones like Frisk representing the UK, Isaac Maya representing Mexico, Kursiva for Spain and our inhouse duo U.Stone & Viniselecta with their French touch.
So if you like to get the dancefloors steaming this winter don’t wait any longer and pre order your copy of Planet Dubwise today. The release date set to the 10th of February 20014.
Available from www.dubwisestation.co.uk at reduced price and from all major platforms.


DS008-4 Corners Crew ft General Levy - Mad Dem - Kursiva remix

Pre Sale links :
Juno : http://tinyurl.com/chopjuno
iTunes : http://tinyurl.com/chopitunes

Yes crew!

Chopstick Dubplate is back with a brand spanking new video and remix package of every frequent-flyers' favourite tune: 'Worldwide Traveller'. Covertly filmed on tour, in airports and on planes, the tune has been murdering dance floors since the summer dayz. Top Cat and Williamz' spin a shrewd, cheeky tale of discount airline tribulation to party trumpets, big baselines and slick amens. You won’t get it out of your head. Featuring brand new versions including Poland's Premier Producer Dreadsquad, and Reggae heavyweights Mungo's Hifi, we've also included the Chopstick 'Amen VIP' that's been our secret murder weapon for the past lil while. On the digital flip-side we've got King Kong's catchy refrain in 'Rumble Jumble Life', with Athen's Fleck delivering a deep and dubby rework for the steppers, finishing off with a heavy hitting jungle mashup by Bristol underground icons Stivs & Kelvin373.



Rumble Jumble Life Feat King Kong & Mr Williamz - Original - Clip

Soundclash Ting 
(John Wayne & Colonel Lloydie - Bootleg - Sleng Teng Riddim)

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FLeCK - "Kill a Sound Fi Me"

International Ting!
DJ's Choice from Rome meets Jstar on his 'Boss Riddim' with vocal cuts from Dark Angel, Shanghai MC Jado and a Junglist remix from FLeCK!
The Hempolics on the horns section!
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JSTAR & DJ's Choice - Boss Riddim (FLeCK Remix)

Having already released a handful of singles on NICE UP! it seemed like high time for Nottingham's Origin One (aka Kevin Thomson) to step up with his debut album. Written and produced over the space of around 2 years in the artists own Deeper Than Roots studio, the album represents a wider spectrum of roots and reggae influenced music, taking the foundations of this music and applying a modern style and sound to it, traversing dancehall, bashment, grime, jungle and dubstep along the way.

Guest vocalists come thick and fast, kicking off with Russian envoy Tenor Youthman who starts proceedings with the provoking "World Peace", then its onto Doncaster's very own Parly B who serves up his classic "Mi Bredrin" - already a staple in DJ's sets as a single. Next, Bristolian rudeboy Gardna and Congo Natty songstress Nanci Correia bless the bouncing vibes of "Nice & Easy" whilst Manchesters Peppery comes correct on the dancehall rousing "Where You Come From". Hip hop charged ganja anthem "High Grade" single makes an appearance featuring festival fire starter K.O.G. then South London's grime don Irah gets deep on the massive "My Yout", leading into up-and-coming Puerto Rican/Italian dancehall star XL Mad on the tropical leaning "My Gyal A Wine Up". Veteran dancehall MC Spyda (probably known best for his track "Tarantula" with DnB heavyweights Pendulum) steps up the pace on the jungle soaked "Tribute", with another anthemic hook from K.O.G, then its Scottish soundsystem legend Soom T's turn to do her thing on the bumping "Jah Jah". Things get deep and dubwise on the instrumental "Dread and Buried", showing the producers range and depth of production styles, then its over to Hempolics and The Drop frontman Dandelion to wrap things up with his enigmatic vocals on the closer "Trying".

Ambitious without over stretching, fresh and modern whilst showing respect to its elders and showing deepness whilst retaining a popular sensibility, "Deeply Rooted" should take seed in dances, clubs, festival and home hifi's the world over.

Why Did You Do That! (Radio Edit) [feat. Blackout JA, Tippa Irie & Top Cat]

Daddy Freddy