Covering the 1980's GREATIES
Part 2 of 2

Colour box

Colourbox were an English electronic musical group on the 4AD label, releasing a number of records between 1982 and 1987.the band stood apart from their then-4AD labelmates. Their sound was eclectic, drawing from reggae and soul influences (with covers of tracks by U-Roy and Augustus Pablo released as singles), to beat-box driven hip-hop rhythms, contemporary pop to Art of Noise-style scratch 'n' dub sound collages, often with snatches of sampled dialogue taken from classic Brit-flicks, sci-fi films and spaghetti westernsThe band had an international hit in 1987 with "Pump Up the Volume," a collaboration with A.R. Kane under the name M/A/R/R/S. The song was notable for being constructed almost entirely from samples of other records, a novelty for a popular record at that time, The pressures of sudden success and the long-running litigation caused by the use of samples resulted in the band never to record as Colourbox again.

in this mash up of the colourbox song "Baby I love you so" Jnay sings "Roxanne from the police who found success in the late seventies and had a number one album in the early 80's selling over 8 million records world wide.

Before there was a step there was DUB...Wheel Selector!!

Roxanne Vs Colourbox

keeping the faith

The inter between the lude -
WHen you are alone an just need a sound with a lyric to descrtibe the feeling

On Mªºwen Feat D-Mowen

This is the remix

http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jnayjohnadeleye1

All proceeds from the single will support Project Waterfall, an initiative set up by The Allegra Foundation (registered charity no. 1133540) to deliver clean water to communities in coffee-producing countries in Africa. 



Coming home (Afrotrunk) remix

A track about the Down and ups in day today life. your head telling you one thing as you travel through life. 

asking the question "What will we do" as you realize things can change with the weather
just another little ditty.

Work in progress

Baddays Gooddays

Run Run Run

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Cognitive scientist George Lakoff considers the concept of infinity in mathematics and the sciences as a metaphor. This perspective is based on the basic metaphor of infinity (BMI), defined as the ever-increasing sequence <1,2,3,...>.

The symbol is often used romantically to represent eternal love. Several types of jewelry are fashioned into the infinity shape for this purpose.[citation ne

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