Name: Rising Fire - Free Blackman by Reuben sounds
Duration: 8 min 46 s
Description: extended version Roots & Culture cha cha records

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Monyaka Band - Rocking Time [12"]

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Cornell Campbell / Kali Green / OD21 / Snip

7'' Pablo Moses - Dubbing Is A Must (& Dub)

Hugh Mundell "Blessings of Fari"/"Rent Man" (MunRock)

Track produced by DubNL
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Walk the Path Dub

DubNL - Walk the Path Dub

Got Control

Previously unreleased dubplate cuts to Triston's classic early eighties Roots Radics workout Joker Smoker c/w Innocent Man.  Produced by Jah Thomas.

Tristan Palmer 'Joker Smoker' Dubplate Vocal

extended version Roots & Culture cha cha records

Rising Fire - Free Blackman

Natty Nature meets Bass Culture Players "Country Living showcase"

This new showcase released in Autumn 2017 is the end result of a lot of hard work and several months of planning taking place throughout the past year. Two faces of the reggae and dub culture in Madrid unite forces to bring you this EP; the mature and educated sound of Bass Culture Players alongside the fresh vocal and artistic vibe brought to you by the young Natty Nature.

As well as it being a showcase of the first ever musical production together, it’s Natty’s first solid project in creating a full album as supposed to releasing singles. Influenced by the 70’s and 80’s Roots Reggae sound of Jamaica, Puppa Shan has composed these riddims, bringing in some of Spain’s best Reggae musicians and united with Natty Nature to bring you what could be Spain’s 2017 roots album revelation of the year. 

New generation coming from the mountains of Madrid to bring you songs with message and a deeper understanding of the times we are living in through a young man’s perspective. Raised on Roots Reggae and forming himself in the Sound System scene, Natty is a versatile singjay working militantly on his and his brother’s sound called “Nu School Steppas Sound System”, working on several projects to be announced and released this upcoming year. 

This is the beginning of a great friendship and musical bond between two warriors brought together by the love of Reggae Music and the willingness to create a project that promotes consciousness amongst the people, in this time where there seems to be real a lack of knowledge and understanding, aiming at an international audience.

Natty Nature & Bass Culture Players

Recorded at Discoinferno and Kinky Lab studios. 
All music composed, arranged and recorded by Bass Culture Players except 7, original Herman Chin Loy's "Alton's Official Daughter".
Produced and mixed by Puppa Shan @ Discoinferno Studio, Madrid. 
Mastered by Oscar Pablos "Ojah" @ Alchemy Dubs, London
Photography: Alex Gabbitas. 
Cover Art: Natty Nature

Bass Culture Players
Drums: Drummie Jr.
Bass: "General" Soria, Pablo "Bassman"
Lead Guitar: "Javibi" Martín Boix
Percussion, Pianos, Synths, Rhythm Guitar: Santi Mijarra
Tenor Sax: Flub Hz
Trumpet: Carmen Martínez
Trombone: Alejo Peloche

You can purchase this digital download / buy cd at basscultureplayers.bandcamp.com

Natty Nature meets Bass Culture Players PREVIEW

featured on the 2008 release 
Roots garden records 
“Showcase Part 1”

( issued on 12" vinyl and digital download)

Produced and mixed by Nick Manasseh 
featuring: Johnny Osbourne, Chezidek 
Bob Skeng and Dark Angel

Catalogue number RGR:SC001

Tracks 7 & 8

Reggae veteran Johnny Osbourne is one of Jamaica’s best-loved singers with scores of hit tunes from nearly four decades for the likes of Winston “Bam Bam” Riley, Studio One, King Jammys,
Channel 1, Bobby Digital and countless others. His hits span
over 30 years and include “Truths and Rights”, “Folly Ranking”,
“Buddy Bye-Bye”, “Come Back Darling”, 
“Give a Little Love” and “Water Pumping”.

“Black Starliner” was first heard as a Sound System dubplate special, eventually released by Roots Garden to popular demand on 7inch single in 2005(RGR:001). Quickly selling out, the song gained massive air play on radio stations worldwide and became a much sought-after modern day roots classic on the European sound system circuit.

Manasseh totally reworks the original rhythm track for the remix
with more of a contemporary feel, yet with obvious references
to the early 1980’s Roots Radics era of ‘dancehall’ roots hits
mixed by Scientist. Johnny Osbourne’s baritone vocal takes a
fresh approach to the popular repatriation theme by
addressing the issue from a sharper angle:
”you wait for the Black Starliner, and you never want to
go a Africa, you never want to hear the words of Jah Jah,
you never read up the holy scripture, you never respect
one another, and yet your waiting for the Black Starliner?!”


Roots Garden Showcase Part 1

Black Starliner (Remix)

Johnny Osbourne - "Black Starliner" (remix) / Manasseh - "Liner Version"

Prod : C S Dodd ~ STUDIO ONE ~ Rec & Dist : Jamaican Recording Studio,Coxsone's ~ Jamrec Music ~ 7'' ~ 1978

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