mais c'est dla musique ça ? ou juste des sons chelou mis l'un apres l'autre xD ?

FKOF Promo! 

@alphasteppa's latest release featuring the sounds of Alpha Steppa, Joe Ariwa and Lee Scratch Perry. 'Open Door/ Ra Ta Ta Ta' (AS0813) is out now - just hit the buy link... 

1. Alpha Steppa – Open Door ft. Lee 'Scratch' Perry 
2. Alpha Steppa – Ra Ta Ta Ta ft. Lee 'Scratch' Perry 
3. Joe Ariwa – Open Door ft. Lee 'Scratch' Perry 
4. Joe Ariwa – Open Dub ft. Lee 'Scratch' Perry

"Joe Ariwa, son of legendary dub producer Mad Professor, meets Alpha Steppa, son and nephew of veteran dub duo Alpha & Omega, featuring the seminal reggae/dub pioneer Lee 'Scratch' Perry. 

"Widely regarded as the most unique and charismatic of all Jamaican record producers, Lee 'Scratch' Perry aka The Upsetter is one of reggae's longest serving veterans whose story is inseparable from that of the development of Jamaican popular music. Perry pioneered the development of dub music with his early adoption of effects and remixing to create new instrumental or vocal versions of existing reggae tracks. Undoubtedly one of reggae's most prolific and influential producers Perry has worked with the likes of Bob Marley and the Wailers, Junior Murvin, The Congos and Max Romeo to name a few. Joe Ariwa's first touch with music was as a two year old when he plugged a guitar amp into his father's mixing desk. Being privileged to be the son of a renowned artist/ technician Joe learned most of his skills at the knee of an excellent teacher. Growing up in and around Mad Professor's infamous Ariwa Studios, Joe quickly developed the skills and technical know-how required to engineer, mix and produce forward thinking dub music with a solid roots foundation. Joe has a string of releases under his belt featuring collaborations with legendary reggae artists including Horace Andy, Dennis Bovell, Earl 16, Michael Prophet and of course Mad Professor himself. Growing up in a similar environment to Joe, Steppas label head Alpha Steppa has also been immersed in soundsystem culture from a very young age and now plays an active role in the developing new wave of dub music. 

"This release features two unique vocal and dub cuts from Lee 'Scratch' Perry produced and mixed by Joe and Alpha - decond generation dub with a rootical foundation. Presented in the brand new black & gold foil printed Steppas house-bag, quality assured with the golden lion stamp of approval."

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Alpha Steppa Meets Joe Ariwa ft. Lee 'Scratch' Perry - AS0813 [FKOF Promo]

Saoul Revolution Ft. Razaman

new rmx that i did for Cian Finn. 
get your digital copy here: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/album/so-nice-dreadsquad-remix-single/id1125358755

Cian Finn - So Nice (Dreadsquad RMX)

Dub Plate Style Vol 1 - Vinyl EP Tracks

What We Got To Dub

Twilight Circus feat. Luciano 'What We Got To Do' [Dubstep]

It was removed due to obsolete soundcloud copyright rules. Here it is again. S A X evergreen. RIP Michael.

S A X meet Michael - They Don't Care About Us (deluxe)

New EP Step out follows the path started with the LP Intuitions with one major change : “Brother Joe” doesn't just describe a society and it's system perverted by the power of money, he is now calling for action. 
The Opening track of the EP “Step Out of this Jungle” is a call to free ourselves of our dehumanising and stressful lives by following a brighter way of life. 
The song can be seen as a users guide : to step out of this jungle, just lift up your head and face reality to move forward. On a dynamic stepper beat, the tempo is a source of courage. The 80's references in the sound can remind us of Pablo Moses in 1981 who invited us to Pave The Way. 
As on Intuitions, The New EP offers us an acoustic meditative Track called “Divine Power”. The song is an ode to the women and also to the ancient civilisations, before christianisation. Joe Pilgrim celebrates these pagan societies who treated women as equal to men.  This song is indissociable to the next one : “Wherever I go” in which Joe denounces the “preachers preaching iniquity, pretending woman is the evil”. On this very Soulful One Drop Riddim, Joe condemns the Judeo-christian, and capitalistic values which glorify the father at the expense of women. 
Joe Pilgrim calls for a universal love. A traditional topic in reggae that we can find in the single “Use your time” . Humanist and apolitical, the message is perfectly orchestrated by the Ligerians who revisit the Rockers style. The Drums and percussions will make you want to move your feet, as the backing vocals give a feeling of fullness. A beautiful way to talk about human rights. 
This cause is also promoted in the song “Migrants.” Sudanese, Eritreans, Afghan, Syrians...Many are those who run away from armed conflicts and risk their lives to reach Europe, thinking maybe they will be welcome...But all they face once there, is barbed wire, police and fences. The reality is brutal, and Joe has witnessed this : in 2016, he went to Calais in the North of France, a few month before the dismantling of what was called “The Jungle”, there he met refugees and lived with them for a few days. The experience was filmed by his friend and filmmaker Julie Beaudot who then made the videoclip for the song with the footage. 
The lesson Joe Drew of this experience is : We are the power. Action and mobilization are within the reach of everybody. 
All the benefits of the downloads are given to an  organisation called “L'auberge des migrants”, which helps refugees by defending their right and by giving them food, shelters and medical help. The song “Migrants” is a powerful tribute to these women, men and children who left everything, hoping for a peaceful life, far from guns and bombs. The melody on the keyboard sounding like an alarm reminds us of the emergency of this migratory crisis. 
The Dub version by Pilah (ex Kaly Live Dub, member of the Dub Addict Sound System) reminds us of the chaotic crossing of the Mediterranean sea and all the souls which drowned there. 
Recorded and mixed and produced by Soulnurse Records, Step out fights against fatalism and helplessness. Musically, we can find a reggae roots close to the foundation, but ever so actual in the message. 
We can immediately recognise the sound of the Ligerians, but in a way this record is more rough, with clear references to the 80's digital era. The recent collaboration of the band with Pilah, which started in 2016 at the Telerama Dub Festival, is once again highlighted. These two different musical styles share the same root. 
Fusion, unite, and put forces together, these are the goals of Joe Pilgrim.

1 - STEP OUT OF THIS JUNGLE

Download Link : https://www.hightail.com/download/bXBZek9qRndPSHhFQmRVag

Vinyls & Dubplates selection for Stand High Patrol Mixtape Series.

01 - Norah Dean - Peace begins within
02 - Lovindeer - Your friendly neighbourhood mugger
03 - Lloyd Robinson - Rocky Road
04 - Clarence Aird - Black Unity
05 - Tony Brevett - Poor Man's life
06 - Larry Marshall - It dread ina rome
07 - Melodites - Travelling Home
08 - Spiritual Movements - Serious Time
09 - Joe Morgan - Stop them
10 - Delano Tucker - Gather Israelites
11 - Eric Donaldson - Rocky Road
12 - Eric Bubble - Hold Tight
13 - Time Unlimited - Free up the youth
14 - Don Carlos - Don't trouble dis
15 - Midnight Riders - Raise Again
16 - Steve Knight - Dubplate 
17 - Vivian Jones - Physical Dubplate
18 - Peter Youthman - Pon Top Dubplate
19 - Ranking Levy - Mad Man Style
20 - Jim Nastic & Mungos Hifi - Nah lef Africa
21 - King General - Babylon dubplate
22 - Kenny Knots - My Sound dubplate
23 - Michael Prophet & Tuffy - Your Love Mungos Refix
24 - Brother Culture - Digital Rock Dubplate
25 - Dub from Atlantis - Heavy Weather (Gorgon Sound Remix)

http://www.facebook.com/djdub4
http://www.standhighpatrol.com
http://www.skankitup.net

DUB-4 - MIXTAPE FOR STAND HIGH PATROL - SHP003

Biga Ranx feat. Ondubground - Depense On My Ting

Watch What You Put Inna

Originaly produced by DJ Dontstop, this is one of the illest tracks  ever to come out of Jamaica. 
When I first ear it it went off real hard.  Originally I played this exclusively for Seasplash massive in year 2018 and witnessed that nobody was ready for this.  Sorry to say, this track has been on lockdown for 2 years.
So delighted for a chance to do this killer rmx and support original new artist out of Jamaica. 
Check and bag entire album, a true bandcamp gem:
https://thesharpestandthesickest.bandcamp.com
If this track don't move you, you are dead fam.

The Sharpest and The Sickest -STEP - Jah Billah Rmx

ODG - Seven Ft.  Aisatsan & Biga*Ranx (Preview)

Booking : matt@aftrwrkprod.fr  // 00 33 6 08 67 39 80
Ondubground was created in 2004 by two brothers from Tours in France.

@Ondubground 
@ODGprod
@RueVieilleDuSample
@Artx-ODG
@X-Tra-1
@TRFK

 The project rests on the fusion of dub music and electronic music and is the result of many hours of creation. Since 2007 the band has grown to three members and now delivers a high energy live show. Ondubground aims at celebrating the heritage of dub music while at the same time experimenting new developements.





ODG - Seven Ft. Aisatsan & Biga*Ranx (Preview)

ONDUBGROUND

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