Ragga-dub selecta

B1 // DUBBING SUN feat. MOWTY MAHLYKA - Africa Rise
B2 // DUBBING SUN feat. JOYFUL LION & PIYA ZAWA - African Vibes
B3 // DON OSCAR feat. FELIX MARTL - African Wind

B1 & B2: 
♥ produced and mixed by D. Gasparin aka Dubbing Sun 
♥ lyrics, voice: R. A. Omolo aka Black Omolo & T. Wayne aka Mowty Mahlyka
♥ Saxophone: F. Holme aka Joyful Lion 
♥ Flute: Piya Zawa

B3:
♥ produced by Don Oscar & Darkwing Dub
♥ Guitars, Organ, Drums: L.F. Cardoso Viana aka Louie Melody
♥ Bass: Trickie aka P. Mathiaschitsch
♥ Piano, Dubbing: Don Oscar aka O. Rubio 
♥ Clarinet: F. Martl
♥ Kete: B. Palué aka Meekman

♥ Artwork by M. Engelbogen aka. Darkwing Dub
♥ mastered by Pressure Mastering 
♥ All rights reserved © & ℗ 2020 Truth and Vibes

Africa Rise EP

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Africa Rise - Black Omolo ft. Mowty Mahlyka - Dubbing Sun RMX + African Vibes + African Wind [B]

Brain Damage meets Vibronics
"Empire soldiers"

Vibronics & Brain Damage teamed up and decided to come together around a concept, a narrative inspiration that will undoubtedly surprise: Anglo-Caribbean and Franco-African soldiers’ experience during the first world war. 
The academic historian, poet & songwriter, Madu Messenger, uses the product of years of study and research, to develop, within that very framework, a series of texts on some key topics such as travel, friendship, war and death. This project thus aims at offering a learning experience about this often little-known period of our history. 
It will draw troubling parallels with some more contemporary considerations on culture shocks, immigration, imperial powers and horrors of war that still affects all of us today. Following their reflection on this sensitive issue, the musicians of the project’s – all of many other origins, Anglo-French, Jamaican or Asian – move towards a cultural alignment, opposite to certain enslaving and communitarian models.


DO U REMEMBER ? w/ SIR JEAN


Ah Me seh One, World War One
Two, World War Two
Do U remeber those African soldiers
Who died for your Freedom

Why, why ô why
A me seh why, why ô why
You never mention those African soldiers
Who died for your Freedom

Cuz when U big up de fallen soldiers
U nah name dem at all
Me check out your walls and monuments
Me nah see dem at all
Memorial days a come and U nah call dem at all
Me check out your books of history
We nah see dem at all
It is a shame
U don't remember dem
Dem have given dem youth and dem lives
Just for your Freedom
I come to call out their names
And put a little light pon dem
Their grand sons come to call out their names
And put a little light pon dem
Their African grand sons come to call their names
And put a little light pon dem
Lord of mercy
And put a little light pon dem

CHORUS

Baionets, Fixed !
B company, Fire !
African soldiers on the wire
They were Senegalese, Marocans, or Algerians
They were young, beautiful
And full of strength
They were lions trodding on da battlefield
Now they're lying in complete oblivion
Do U ever, ever remember dem ?
Their grand sons come to call out their names
And put a little light pon dem
And put a little light pon dem

CHORUS

They were fighting with glory
Forgotten at da moment of victory
Ô U used dem as manpower
African warriors
Courageous soldiers
African fighters on da frontline
But inna ya books dem nah have a single line
So we come fe mek de glory shine
Me seh de medal of merit haffi shine

CHORUS


Brain Damage meets Vibronics w/Sir Jean : "Do U remember ? (extended mix)"

Turntable Dubbers ft. Brother Culture & Campina Reggae - Get Lively Now
with special remixes by Dreadsquad, Blend Mishkin and DJ DRM.

Coming Out : 15-04-2011

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Turntable Dubbers ft Brother Culture & Campina Reggae - Get Lively Now (Dreadsquad Remix)

Available on CD, vinyl and 5 x 7" from http://www.mrbongo.com/products/prince-fatty-vs-mungo-s-hi-fi

Mungo's Hi Fi - Herbalist (Prince Fatty mix) ft. Top Cat

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‘In the belly of the beast man a soldier’ are MC Ishu’s lyrics that gave this ska inspired riddim track its name. It is now 10 years since Scotch Bonnet’s first ever release that featured Mungo’s Hi Fi’s Belly Ska riddim. It proved to be a massive hit with music lovers with countless artists recorded their own vocals and dubplates over it - Luciano uses it as the closing track for his shows. We have resisted countless calls for a repress until now. This release features two new 7 inches, one with Marina P’s ‘Divorce a l’italienne’ and Ranking Joe’s ‘I love Jah’ which were originally out on 10”, plus previously unreleased ‘Gideon boot’ by General Levy featuring an instrumental with boosted sub on the b-side. 

This is a limited issue repress brought out to celebrate Record Store Day 2015, as well as the 10th anniversary of Scotch Bonnet Records. 

SCOB053

A. Mungo's Hi Fi - Gideon boot ft General Levy
B. Mungo's Hi Fi - Belly skank riddim

Out now

Mungo's Hi Fi - Gideon Boot ft General Levy / Belly skank

Danny T & Tradesman - Call me Rambo .ft Shanti D

Freedom Fighter

For our first event in January, Danny T & Tradesman have blessed us up with a ruff dancehall and bashment selection, featuring some exclusive dubplate bizzniz, it's fire from start to finish. You can catch these champion Selecta's at DTR on 22.01.15. Event and tickets available here....

http://tiny.cc/Deeper_Than_Roots_Soom_T
https://www.facebook.com/events/905514309536429/


Danny T & Tradesman DTR001 - Warm Up Selection

2 Times Revolution

Ragamuffin

Camilla

Who You Think You Are

Soul Train

O.B.F SOUND SYSTEM
https://soundcloud.com/obfsoundsystem

O.B.F FEAT SR WILSON RUB A DUB MOOD
https://soundcloud.com/obfsoundsystem/sets/obf-feat-sr-wilson-rub-a-dub-mood-preview

DEAD PREZ 
https://deadprezblog.wordpress.com

DEAD PREZ - HIP HOP (MOOD) // Riddim by O.B.F *** DCMJr RefiX

Big Bad Sound ft. Parly B (Produced by Dr Meaker) 

Gardna - Big Bad Sound ft. Parly B (Prod. Dr Meaker) (Free Download in Comments)

Forward Ever

Soundboy Police (feat. Soom T)

Belly Ska Riddim

Belly Ska (feat. MC Ishu)

Parallel - Bass Music DJ - Allmist Agency

Wesley Barbosa, nome por trás do projeto Parallel, é músico (estudou desde os 8 anos de idade) e apreciador de vários gêneros musicais. Desde 2014 na cena, seus sets atravessam os estilos, do comercial ao pouco conhecido, do house aos híbridos e experimentais, tendo como proposta a quebra de conceitos e união dos estilos. Sempre buscando novas influências, tem raízes fortes no trap e no dubstep, adicionando pitadas de outras vertentes não rotuladas, porém sempre buscando as baixas frequências. Hoje trabalha, como vertentes principais em suas seleções, com o bass house limpo e grooveado e o hybrid trap agressivo e acelerado. Fora da discotecagem, já fez trabalhos de curadoria musical e em 2017 passou a ser redator em um site especializado em música eletrônica grave. Seus sets já passaram por casas como Espaço Elevate, Mono Club, Trackers e Club 33.
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Wesley Barbosa, the name behind Parallel, is a musician and a lover of many genres and music styles. His sets walk through the styles, from commercial to barely known, from Pop EDM to hybrid and experimental, with the purpose of breaking concepts and joining music styles together. In an unstoppable search for new influences, he has deep roots in trap and dubstep, adding a little bit of future beats, footwork and other unlabeled styles, but always looking forward for the low frequences.

Soundboy Police (feat. Soom T)

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