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Martha Cecilia, also known as Marf or one half of La la & the boo ya and the Lioness of Congo natty crew, takes Ewan MacColl's original travelers lament and gives it her unique haunting twist and style.

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Jinx In Dub & Martha Cecilia - Moving on song - Beanfield Dub

The Skints - Part & Parcel (Recorded Delivery)
2012/2013 Penny Drop Recordings / Bomber Music

produced by Prince Fatty

The Skints are...
Jamie Kyriakides - drums & vocals
Joshua Waters Rudge - guitar & vocals
Marcia Richards - keyboards, sax, melodica, flute & vocals
Jonathan Doyle - bass

featuring...
Parly B - vocals on tracks 1, 9 & 10
Horseman - percussion

14 Can't Take No More Dub

The Morning Benders - lovefool (cardigans cover)

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Marley's music had an immense impact on me as a youth and still resonates today Like many, he was my first introduction to reggae and since my first listen back in the 70s and 80s to now, his music does and will continue to stand the test of time and impact generations of fans and musicians alike for  the high quality of song writing and his message of harmony and peace.. 

This re-vision of  "Is This Love" was done a few years ago as a free "white label" promo. Please feel free to share.

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Bob Marley Is this Love (Dubmatix Re-Visioned)

Written by Ed Cobb
Reworked by pindoll
Recorded live by Philip Tohme in Beirut Studios 2011

Tainted Love

The Specials - Doesn't Make It Alright (Live @ Custom House Square Belfast 2011)

John Legend is an artist mature beyond his years. He is a crooner in the best possible sense of the word — self-assured, gentle and debonair. For Legend’s sophomore album Kanye West resumes his role as executive producer, but Once Again is a mellower affair than Get Lifted. The songs get their gentility from Legend’s low, cocoa-smooth vocals, which never fail to bring a potentially hyper song to a place of calm. Though Once Again features an impressive assembly of producers — including Craig Street, will.i.am and West (all contributed multiple songs) — Legend is wholly in control of the album’s tone and tempo. The hip-hop underpinnings are balanced by the elegant jazz of “Again” and “Maxine.” “Where Did My Baby Go” is so simple that it feels timeless — it could be a piece of an old album by Arthur Alexander or even Joan Baez, made new again by Legend’s warm breath. “Save Room” is a song that glides so sweetly and effortlessly that it challenges every shred of malice that might be lurking within the listener. Even sweeter is “Slow Dance,” a melody as compact and pretty as a jeweled pocketwatch.

Once Again

P.D.A. (We Just Don't Care)

MARY J BLIGE FEAT JAH CURE  - EACH TEAR - BLACK CHINEY REMIX - SUPA DUPS-21ST

Where the ragga man go (bitmuch meets Solo Banton meets The Skints)

Rufus & Chaka Khan - Tell Me Something Good (Mark Wayward Stems Rework)

A Cheeky little remix for you here guys.  Released EXCLUSIVELY as part of DJ Spinforth's Scour #55. FREE DOWNLOAD ...... RIGHT HERE!!!

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The Specials - A Message To You Rudy - (J-Sound Mix)

Leftover Cuties Cover EP DEPARTURES - Out May 15

Preorder at http://www.leftovercuties.com 

Poker Face

Out on 6th August 2012 from all good digital retailers. The Deluxe Edition CD format is available from the official Subsource store at http://subsource.bigcartel.com

"These boys have a big nasty sound. Dangerous to my ears" -Liam Howlett (The Prodigy)

"It's the sounds that they use. They just f*ck up your speakers. Wicked tunes, killer band" -Benji Webbe (Skindred)

01 - Subsource - Molotov

Out on 6th August 2012 from all good digital retailers. The Deluxe Edition CD format is available from the official Subsource store at http://subsource.bigcartel.com

"These boys have a big nasty sound. Dangerous to my ears" -Liam Howlett (The Prodigy)

"It's the sounds that they use. They just f*ck up your speakers. Wicked tunes, killer band" -Benji Webbe (Skindred)

03 - Subsource - Lay You Out

05 - Subsource - Anarchy

06 - Subsource - Kill The Thief

No 6!  Couldn't avoid it any longer.  The biggest metal band of all time has just been abused.  

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Metallica - Enter Sandman (Subsource Resmashed Mix)

Bob Marley and The Wailers - Jammin (Benny Benassi Remix) is out now: https://BennyBenassi.lnk.to/JamminRemix

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Bob Marley and The Wailers - Jammin (Benny Benassi Remix)

While The Stripminers’ debut release, “Movies” (early 2012) proved the band’s penchant for an eclectic and varied mix of punk, alternative country, garage rock and Pixies-like flair, their second studio album, “Frail Hope Ranch”, takes on a more cohesive musical theme. Unlike “Movies”, the album is comprised almost entirely of moody alt-country ballads conveying the visual of the name behind the title track. 

(Interestingly enough, all of the material from the debut and this new release was recorded at around the same time, but the band saved these more atmospheric, melancholy tracks on “Frail Hope Ranch” to be packaged together in this standout release).

The Stripminers are Brett Anderson, vocalist for rock dynamos The Donnas, and Paul Stinson from punkers The Radishes. L.A. producer/guitarist Scrote, in turn, brings in a veteran lineup of LA heavyweights, including Brett Simons on bass, DJ Bonebrake (of X fame) on drums, Chris Bruce and Eric Schermerhorn on guitar, and Holland Greco (multi-instrumentalist, singer). 

The album kicks off with “Gothic”, which begins with a somewhat sad, spooky instrumental of guitar and violins, painting a picture of fear, pathos and confusion. The track has a cinematic flair that continues throughout the album. The cleverly titled corresponding tracks, “Y’all Part 1” and “Y’all Part 2” sound like they could have been lifted from David Lynch’s “Twin Peaks” soundtrack. With their slow-motion fuzzy guitars, lethargic, deep bass picking and atmospheric cymbal rolls, the lyrics are equally dark, with matching male/female heartbreaking refrains, “I’m still hiding away with you” and “I’m still pining away over you”, sung by Stinson on #1 and Anderson on #2. The songs are just the bookends Lynch might use to begin and end his next noir masterpiece.  Standout album track, “The Twins” demonstrates the album’s lyrical poetry, depth and complexity while “The Captive” features Stinson singing melodic vocals (in contrast to his more common punk delivery), on a bluesy ballad, proving he’s got the chops for a sad blues dirge as much as a punchy punk popper. And, when Anderson joins in the sadness mid-song, the duo’s combined delivery is as good as any Lee Hazelwood/Nancy Sinatra tragi-drama. The album finale, a rockin’ cover of The Zombies’ “She’s Not There”, is perhaps the most impressive cover of the song to date, incorporating vibes, tight harmonies, and (eventually) the anger that the lyrics convey. 

While the band hinted at this direction on their debut with standout tracks “Better Than A Song’ and the sultry Anderson-sung “Like a Harp”, “Frail Hope Ranch” takes the band further toward their alt-country leanings and is sure to drive an entire new fan base to the band’s unique sound.   


RIYD: Donnas, Radishes, X, Pixies, Gram Rabbit, Iggy Pop, White Stripes, Kills


Frail Hope Ranch

She's Not There

The Skints - Rub a Dub (Subsource Remix)

The skints - Up against the wall

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The Smiths - This Charming Man (Luis Leon Bootleg)

Playing around with some new sounds, hope you like it!!

Bruno Mars - Locked Out Of Heaven (R3hab Afterhour Remix)

Locked Out Of Heaven (Remixes)

Bruno Mars - Locked Out Of Heaven (The M Machine Remix)

Remix produced by Lord Lyta (@soundcloud.com/flash_it_up - @soundcloud.com/lord-lyta)

instrumental track produced by DJ Muggs (@soundcloud.com/muggs-music)
"Yellow Belly Vaquero" originally voiced on the Rock & Stop riddim, produced by Sensa Demus for Big Bout Ya Records (www.bigboutyarecords.com)

Don't miss a thing: https://linktr.ee/lord_lyta

Pinchers - Yellow Belly Vaquero (Soundboy Killa Refix by Lord Lyta)

revolution

Jinx in Dub transcending the tune with his sweet and mellow progessive drum and bass remix on Tippa Irie's Loud & Clear initially produced by Fogata Sounds
More from JinX:::: 
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Fogata Sounds ft. Tippa Irie - Loud & Clear (Jinx in Dub rmx)

A clip of my remix of Rhythm Riders, Aswad & Renegade Soundwave's 'Come with the love' for Jay Cunning's mighty Sub Slayers label.

Watch out for the massive remix package which features mixes from the likes of 6BLOCC & Marcus Visionary, King Yoof, Aries & Gold, Scott Garcia, DJ Madd, Toronto is broken, Roommate, Terry Hooligan & Mafia Kiss and Mr Benn.

For more info - www.subslayers.com

Rhythm Riders ft Aswad, Renegade Soundwave & Solomon - Come With The Love - JID Rmx

Rising against the mainstream hype-machines, crowds of the nameless and faceless writhe and twist to undeniable unique sound of SUBSOURCE as it rages out of soundsystems in sweat drenched rooms across continents.
 
The snarl of punk, the oscillating sub bass of dubstep, the relentless ferocity of drum’n’bass and metal get chewed up and spat out amongst electronic glitches. 

This beat and bass driven live punk rock act make ravers throw shapes, rockers bang heads, and rude bois throw their hands in the air. With regular tours as far reaching as China and everywhere in between, a solid ever increasing fan base, and the completion of their most exciting recordings to date, SUBSOURCE are proving to be ones to watch in 2013.

In addition to their live reputation and award nominations for festival performances their sound has been heard across the mainstream and pirate radio waves and in synced from everything from video games to TV.  This summer saw the completion of “SUBSOURCE – A Dubumentary” showing the small wins and big losses of breaking An underground band on their journey across Europe and is currently touring film festivals.

Not just content with being a live act check out their impressive Resmashed series, SUBSOURCE refix classic tunes Testify (RATM), Breed (Nirvana) and Toxicity (SOAD) racking up tens of thousands of hits, smashing there way round the blogs and dancefloors alike.

SUBSOURCE are also famed for their DJ Fuckstep Mix series, bootlegging punk, rock, and metal against the most slamming Bass music tracks of the moment.

Everyone is keen to have a little bit of the SUBSOURCE sound with them and supports have ranged from Skindred, Sonic Boom Six and Enter Shikari to Dizzie Rascal, Example and Dreadzone and studio sessions with Far Too Loud, Jurassic 5, and The Prodigy.

2013 is set to be their year with new tunes ready to go and a new live set all sewn up- Say hello to SUBSOURCE.
