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Sorcerer

We’ve teamed up to bring you a fresh take on Miles Hardt’s “Like Yours” with a smooth blend of indie vibes and high-energy drum and bass. Scratch & Frequency, PJ & RIGGZ. join forces to create an electrifying mix that takes the original track to new heights. With soulful melodies and punchy beats, this collaboration is bound to get you moving. Dive into the remix and let the music speak for itself.

Miles Hardt - Like Yours (PJ&RIGGZ. Bootleg)

Boom bap with a modulated wobble and a big bass. All synth sounds from Access Virus TI hardware.

Nothing is Real

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Forgotten Planet / Walk Alone

Forgotten Planet

Going Ghost.⊹ ࣪ ˖

Nature Of Now - Plant Music Concert

When it comes to dub music, fans of Jamaican reggae are likely familiar with the handful of legendary full-length LPs by giants of the genre like King Tubby, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Scientist.  Great albums like “King Tubby’s Meets Rockers Uptown” (King Tubby & Augustus Pablo) and “Super Ape” (Lee Perry) have enjoyed frequent reissues over the five decades since their releases, making spotting them in the reggae section of your local record store more or less an inevitability.  Much less visible and accessible however are the thousands of dub cuts from the 70s and early 80s released on the b-side of Jamaican 7” singles.  Known as “version sides” (and often simply labeled as “version”), these b-sides contain some of the greatest music to ever come off the tiny island.  For me, one of the joys of collecting Jamaican records over the years has been discovering killer version sides that often end up getting more time under my needle than the A-sides.  “Version Vault Vol. 1” features 21 version-sides from the Expanders Sound System crates.  Please share, download, and pass this music to your friends!

Tracklist:

00:00 - Andy's All Stars - "Stage Coach Rock"
02:52  - Electro Sun All Stars - "Talk Of The Town (version)"
05:38  - Burning Spear - "Nigeria Rock"
08:41   - The Bike Stars - "What A Situation (version)"
11:05    - Eric Clarke - "Jah See Them (version)"
13:42   - Attamas - "Cool Fire"
16:50   - Lloydie & Lowbites - " White Rum & Pum Pum (version"
20:01   - The Dingles - "Happiness (version)"
22:43  - Frankie Jones - "Sister Beloved (version"
25:28  - The Africans - "Grand Time (version)"
28:15   - The Ghettos - "Tell Them Ja Ja (version)"
30:53  - The Actions - "Run Society (version)"
33:33   - Hi Lites/Sons Of Jah - "Freedom of Movements Pt. 2"
36:42   - G.G. All Stars - "Some A Weh A Bawl Dub Wise"
39:50   - The Dynamites - "Living On A 1 Way Street Inst"
42:13    - Clancy Eccles - "Brighter Days (version)
44:50   - Bertie All Stars - "Slow Rocking Dread"
47:42    - Brent Dowe & The Melodians - "Down In The Garden (version)
50:14     - Barrington Spence - "Burr Head Locks"
53:12      - The Mighty Two - "Belly Solution"
56:21      - Equator All Stars - "Dub Zephy"  

Version Vault Volume 1 (Strictly Dub Sides)

Janet Azimuth is a pioneering force in electronic music, producing for multiple decades and pushing the boundaries of genre and sound. She has created a diverse array of innovative projects, including Chakra Science, Shamanga, Druthers and Drips, UltraNet, Trimangle, and FSTZ. Janet has released music on respected labels such as Shoot Recordings, 19K, and Priapus, and also operates her own imprint, Rogue Dubs, which is distributed through Virgin Music / InGrooves. Her work continues to shape and influence the electronic music landscape with a unique blend of creativity and bold experimentation.

Forgotten Planet

Janet Azimuth

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