We've lined up a series of regular podcasts from some of the most revered and respected selectors from all over the world which we'll be sharing with you over the course of the coming months. 

Kicking us off is our very own Roots enthusiast, Adam Prescott, presenting a strictly vinyl selection. Played on one deck with space echo & dub siren inna authentic style & fashion. This is one for the Roots crew!!

Adam's Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/adam_prescott

TRACKLIST: 
1. Freddie McKay - I'm A Free Man 
2. The Meditations - Babylon Trap Them 
3. Sylford Walker - Jah Golden Pen 
4. Earl Sixteen - Malcolm X 
5. Senya - Children Of The Ghetto 
6. Prince Allah - Daniel 
7. Yabby You - Deliver Me From My Enemies 
8. Freddie Mcgregor - Rastaman 
9. Winston Jarrett - Runaway 
10. Lopez Walker - Jah Jah New Garden 
11. Devon Irons - Ketch Vampire 
12. Martin Campbell - Richman 
13. Cultural Roots - Mr. Bossman 
14. Black Uhuru - Plastic Smile 
15. The Jays - Yaho

RR Podcast Volume 1: Adam Prescott - Roots & Culture

'It's strange, how the dances are changing' - Barrington Levy sang, referring to the new vibe that would slowly but surely replace the analogue sound with its digital counterpart. During the early to mid 80's, the music climate in Jamaica was in a state of constant flux. Studios were being updated and new producers were able to enter the scene, made possible in large by the new, more compact, studio setups and the decreasing need to hire live musicians. It was an exciting time and a very productive one - music was being released at an ever increasing pace and the sound was charged with anticipation and potency.

The CL-01 mix is centered around this period in time, just before the full reign of the computer when the Channel One studio was still the epicentre of Jamaican dancehall. It collects some of our favourite tunes from a collection of thousands of records, built over the last decade.

We hope that you will enjoy this mix as much as we did putting it together.

TRACKLIST:
01. Horace Martin - Me Rule
02. Frankie Jones - Do It Already
03. Michael Palmer - Saw You At The Dance
04. Frankie Jones - Dread Locks Control
05. Merva Grier - Feeling Like A Million
06. Pablo Nkomo - Du Misa Gunman
07. Winston Hussey - Short Cut
08. Don Carlos - Knock Knock
09. Michael Palmer - Show Me Your Company
10. Midnight Riders - Youthman Invasion
11. Boom Donovan Green - Student From The Ghetto
12. Edi Fitzroy - Working Class Woman
13. Hopeton Lindo - Wah Use Me
14. Corna Stone - In This Town
15. Prince Hammer - Export Ganga
16. Screwdriver - Mandella
17. Noel Ellis - Live In Love
18. Fire Fox - Hypocrite
19. Chris Wayne - Play Anancey
20. Chris Wayne - Give Me The Sensi
21. Sugar Minott - Can't Touch The Style
22. Frankie Paul - Peel Off
23. Fire Fox - Mr Promoter
24. Little Howie - What A Calamity
25. Oneil Dyer - A Dat She Want
26. King Kong - Rave With Me
27. Frankie Paul - Don't Pressure Me
28. Pinchers - Grammy
29. Thriller U - Give Me Collaterals
30. Desmond Scarlett - Love A Nuh Something Fe Ramp With
31. King Kong - Bow To Jahovah
32. Sugar Minott - Far Away

Casio Love - CL-01

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Mastering: Pierre Mounoury
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Brikarma Farmer

Kingston City Dub Reggae by Phiillip McFarlane AKA JahPhilz

Kingston City Dub Reggae

Going for a more chilled 'sunny day' version - only used the vocals (female vocals from a sample pack)

Made on maschine mikro and arranged in studio one

First ever remix so a lot to learn...

Built for this remix comp (keep it pushin) S Elliot

09~D5 - Dub Me Lazy

Double Fuse - Be Persistent (prod. by Double Fuse)
Featuring: Vince Gutsy( @vincent-gutsy ) , Taylor Mace ( @iamtaylormace ) and Wiz Khalid ( @khalidbhk1 )


Double Fuse - Be Persistent (feat. Vince Gutsy, Taylor Mace, Wiz Khalid)

I love old school dub (think Prince Jammy, Scientist, King Tubby) and reggae - not a massive fan of dub that sounds digital on purpose. So although I do everything on a computer I try where possible to use sounds that are authentic and have a 'real world' feel.
I also have a soft spot for hip hop - but as I can't rap to save my life I mostly makes beats/wait for hip hop remix comps to come up so I have some vocals to play with. 



Built for this remix comp (keep it pushin) S Elliot

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