A trippy remix by our fellow Canadian globalista and remixer extraordinaire, Rise Ashen. Featuring the sultry vocal stylings of Turkish singer Meral Mert. Dubby deliciousness.

Forever Unanswered (Rise Ashen mix)

Title track of the 2014 album
Addis To Omega is available via our website as full quality 24bit 96k wav files: http://www.dubcolossus.org/albums/addis-to-omega/

Drums: Nick Van Gelder
Bass: Winston Blissett
Guitar: Dubulah
Vocals: PJ Higgins
Backin vocals: Dubulah
Percussion: Paul Chivers, Toby Mills
Trombone: Bob Dowell
Sax: Ben Somers
Trumpet: Neil Waters

Written by Dubulah, J Higgins
Produced by Dubulah

Addis To Omega (Amnesis Mix)

Eccodek has emerged as one of the leading lights in the global electronic scene. Based in Canada, the project is guided by producer, multi-instrumentalist and remixer, Andrew McPherson. From its humble beginnings in early 2002, the band has gone on to release 5 albums, including their recent searing, live recording, Living for Live. Their blend of dub, funk, jazz and cinematic electronics, alongside stunning vocal and instrumental performances by an ever deepening well of cultural collaborators, has put them at the top of the world fusion scene. With 3 releases on U.S.'s White Swan Records and numerous releases through Real World Records, Six Degrees, Buddha Bar and more, Eccodek continues to push the fusion vibe in new and exciting directions.

2011's Remixtasy saw the band's earlier work remixed by a tastemaker's list of producers, reimagining tracks from More Africa in Us, Voices Have Eyes and the Juno-nominated Shivaboom. Heavyweights like Transglobal Underground, Six Degrees' Jef Stott, Dubmatix, EarthRise SoundSystem, Real World's Syriana, Adham Shaikh and Delhi 2 Dublin's TSpoon created fresh interpretations of Eccodek's catalogue. Eccodek mainman Andrew McPherson gave the redux treatment to 2 radical redubs from the first album - an Afrobeat throwdown and a sensuous Steppers dub odyssey. A great way to celebrate 10 years.... but sights are now set on the release of their 4th studio album in spring 2013. (a stunning collaboration with Malian griot Jah Youssouf) There's no telling what exotic shore the Eccodek mothership will wash up on next.