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DUB K'2 - Terre N Air

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JahYu: the Korean word for ‘freedom’, this is an artist whose music is rooted in the notion of freedom, freedom of sound, freedom of expression, freedom from mind and freedom of the soul. JahYu uses his creative freedom to connect directly with his ancestors and create music that somehow transports the listener through time and space. Oriental flute and string melodies slide effortlessly amongst powerful roots-based dubstep, creating a sound that is unique and full of flavour. This enigmatic Korean-German producer blends both sides of his heritage, the digital steppers that emerged from Europe in the 1990’s alongside the traditional oriental music of his mother’s homeland, Korea, augmented by a deeper exploration of contemporary bass music. It is said that JahYu’s family descend from the same lineage of Go Jumong, the founder of the great Goguryeo Kingdom of the Far East, a people renown for their ancestral worship and unique musical expression. Goguryeo music was even adopted as official court music for the powerful Sui and Tang dynasties of China, many times throughout history these Chinese dynasties were at war with Goguryeo, however, the music of the enemy, Goguryeo, was still able to flourish in China and has been consistently performed across Asia for hundreds of years. Perhaps this explains the majestic qualities of JahYu’s music. JahYu’s productions provide us with the opportunity to discover our ancestral roots through music. Roots music is not a sound, it is a feeling and a feeling that JahYu is able to evoke with profound intensity.

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JahYu: “A perfect fusion of meditative Eastern instrumentation with 21st century sound-system vibration.” MIXMAG

Track listing:
01. JahYu – Outlaw Basterds
02. JahYu – Pay The Piper
03. JahYu – Relief For The Poor
04. JahYu – Legacy
05. JahYu – Three Legged Crow
06. JahYu – Tal Joom
07. JahYu – Shamanic Dance
08. JahYu – Shakra
09. JahYu – Humble-Minded
10. JahYu – Lion Paw
11. JahYu – Tree Of Life
12. JahYu – Hallasan
13. JahYu – Imagine
14. JahYu – Taiko
15. JahYu – Inner Truth
16. JahYu – Reincarnation Dub
17. JahYu – Heart Sutra

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Dubplate Addict - Jahlix Feat. Mr. Williamz

10 - Die Brücke

9 - Danse Macabre

8 - Hate

7 - Unknown Attack

3 - Feeling Alive

1 - Milky Way

Bristol’s roots reggae ambassadors Dubkasm hand over remix duties to dub rocker and fellow Bristolian Rob Smith. Retaining the vintage grit and Rasta message of Tena Stelin’s original, he plants a bed of his expanding trademark bass work and slices off shards of echo into the void. This gem is now an anthem in his sets across the globe as RSD.

“Orthodox in the mix but beefed up with an incessant rush of FX…It’s great to see the Bristol crew bringing it all back home” - Steve Barker, Wire Magazine

A1 - DUBK017 - MORE JAH SONGS (RSD REMIX)

Extracted from the album « Walk the Walk »
October 16th 2015 • Jarring Effects
Recorded, for the voices, at legendary Harry J Studio
in Kingston, Jamaica.
Featuring Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I & Ras Michael.


At the controls of the Brain Damage project since 1999, and through a rich discography of more than 10 albums, Martin Nathan already explored my facets of his favorite style: the dub. After having contributed to settle its Brain Damage foundations in France, he remains consistently involved in its evolution, suggesting various versions, alternatively urban, atmospheric, experimental, and recently way closer to some models developed in the UK.

This time, that’s in Kingston that he realizes the main part of this new opus, to delve more deeply into the dub origins. His friendship with Samuel Clayton Jr, sound engineer and internationally respected producer (Steel Pulse / Toots & the Maytals) was decisive in the choice of this destination. This essential figure in Jamaica indeed opens the doors of the mythical Harry J Studio (Bob Marley / Burning Spear) to Brain Damage, and enables improbable connections with legendary artists for unforgettable studio sessions.

The initial idea of the project was to involve certain actors of this famous generation that contributed in the 1960s / 70s to create what reggae is, and by extension, the dub. Five veterans of the genre line then up behind Jamaicathe microphone, all contemporaries, but with totally diverse sensibilities and backgrounds. Nowadays still superstar for some of them like Horace Andy whose tone is recognizable miles away, and who is used to collaborate with Massive Attack, kind of forgotten for some others like Kiddus I that yet was, in 1978, the hero if a key scene in the cult film « Rockers », all of them have kept their talents unimpaired. This being the case of Willi Williams, author of the timeless hit « Armagideon Time », covered by The Clash as so many others did, but also of Winston Mc Anuff who Harry J Studio Sessionsnever ceases to amaze us by collaborating with French artists in a marked contrast to reggae vibes (Camille Bazbaz, Fixi, Java). Lastly, the dean Ras Michael, which was for so many years one of the ambassadors of Nyabinghi traditions on an international scale, continues to blow us away by his vocal interventions imbued with so much spirituality, and by this unique style of percussion-playing.

For the span of one studio session, all of them succeed in blending into the musical universe suggested by Brain Damage, and undertake the stylistic exercise submitted by the artist: writing most of their lyrics on the theme of their childhood, the childhood, youth and education. The outcome of these meetings is unique, a singular combination of maturity and genuineness, doubtless resulting from the open-mindedness and talents of each protagonist.

Fyah Bun (feat. Willi Williams)

7" vinyl out soon on
Dawa Outernational (nov. 2015).
Prod. Dawa Hifi (2015) 
+additional guitar by Tom (Roots Raid)
Distrib. Control Tower records.
Avalaible here:
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King General - Love we want (DAWA701)

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Karnage - Tetra Hydro K - Labotomie

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09 - Gunman (Ft. Likkle Jordee)

TV Addict / Business of War

Pupajim - Television addict

Merci beaucoup pour les 4000 follows ça fait extrêmement plaisir ! J'vous balance un p'tit "test" de bon gros kick pour fêter ça ;)
Avec les voix de 2pac - How do you wan't it
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Ziqooh - How Do You Want Your Core ? [KICK TEST]

Flowdan - Babylon Burner - Marcus Visionary Remix  #TBT

Flowdan is a living legend in the U.K Grime scene. He also happens to be one of my all time favorite voices/artists out of the U.K. This remix was never released. The back story.. I was chilling at Benny Page's house and at the time he was working on this remix. I was so inspired by Flowdan's voice I asked him if I could have a go. I did the remix and then it stayed on my hard drive for many years. Just recently I was going thru my back catalogue and i was reminded of the track. Freeza Chin started playing this mix out and Lush started to convince me to let people hear the mix. A quick message to Benny Page and then Freeza contacted Flowdan to ask permission and here it is almost 6 years later. Hope you like it.. 

#tbt #flowdan #grime #subsoca #ukfunky #140 #marcusvisionary

Flowdan - Babylon Burner - Marcus Visionary Remix

△ Brain Damage feat. Willi Williams
"Fyah dub", extracted from "Talk The Talk", LP out oct 21st 2016 on Jarring Effects △
#talkthetalk
→ www.brain-damage.fr/music/new-album-talk-the-talk



« Talk the Talk »
• Jarring Effects
Featuring Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I, Ras Michael, Sam Clayton Jr, Stephen Stewart and Mc Father Wee Pow from the Mighty Stone Love.

In 2015, Brain Damage presented the album « Walk The Walk » — seen now by many as a centerpiece of his discography —, featuring 10 original songs, composed in collaboration with the legendary Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston Mc Anuff, Ras Michael and Kiddus I, that he met in Kingston, Jamaica, at mythical Harry J Studio. One year later, we therefore welcome the release of « Talk The Talk », gathering the dub versions of these tracks.

To highlight each of them, the producer chose to have them vocally introduced, as it used to be good form to back in the days, calling on another legend in the person of Father Wee Pow, founder of the major Jamaican sound-system Stone Love, that call all the shots on the Island since … 1972 … Each dub version then develops with lots of echoes, Singers Talk The Talkreverberations, surprises, fake accidents and true mastery through sound texture manipulation, sometimes bruitist, juxtaposed with Elders’ firing choruses, appearing here and there as references to the original versions. Also of note is that each track systematically concluded by vocal interventions in the form of the singers’ interview extracts, taken from talks that were conducted following the studio sessions at Harry J Studio, one year earlier, thanks to the complicity of the two producers, Sam Clayton Jr and Stephen Stewart, without whom, none of this would have been possible.

Ironically, if Brain Damage is acclaimed for many years as one of the leading activists of the French and international dub scene, « Talk The Talk » feels like his first proper dub album. May it sound like an exercise in style, it is mainly a cornerstone within a wider project, complemented by another essential part to its understanding, this time in the form of a documentary.

Joined during his Jamaican journey by the director Wasaru, it seems obvious to Brain Damage that what they got here with « Walk The Walk » extends way beyond the artistic realm: listening to these living legends telling about their childhood memories has indeed a true heritage significance. Between a photograph of Jamaican life of the 60s & 70s, anecdotes about mythical figures and historic milestones of the Island, and personal confidences, these are as many stories within the history, narrated in this 8 episode documentary series.
The phrase “talk the talk, walk the walk” meaning “backing up one’s rhetoric with deeds”, perfectly reflects this project as a whole, as each of its dimensions has be considered, and intellectualized, before its very completion.


► FATHER WEE POW from the mighty Stone Love

Winston « Wee Pow » Powell founded Stone Love sound system in 1972. Soon well known for its sound quality, it quickly becomes one of the most popular in Jamaica. Still active nowadays, it is a true institution in itself, and by extension, a trend indicator whose influences regularly spread throughout the world, like each musical movement that developed in Jamaica for many years. One of the longevity secrets of Wee Pow’s project seems to stem from his excellence in the art of bringing together around himself, the very cream of the crop of Djs and selecters of the Island, bringing a fresh and young perspective necessary to constantly reinvent itself.

Talk the talk

Fyah dub (feat. Willi Williams)

Ain´t No Sunshine Version || (MT-40 Experiences EP )

Papa Nitus - No War || (MT-40 Experiences EP )

SubRoyce feat Don Cotti " Rebel Music" is out from Sequel One Records! Grab your copy from the link down below.

"VA Groove Sounds & Twisted Rhythms Vol. V "Sequel One Records"

https://sequelone.bandcamp.com/album/va-groove-sounds-twisted-rhythms-vol-v

VA - Groove Sounds & Twisted Rhythms Vol. V

SubRoyce feat. Don Cotti "Rebel Music" "Album Version"

Rakoon - The Wacky Curse (Woody Vibes Remix)

Skank Lab Records présente sa 9ème édition : TETRA HYDRO K meet WOOBEDUB
                  > 1 création originale de chaque artiste
                  > 1 remix de chacun

Disponible en VINYLE sur https://skanklab.bandcamp.com/

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Skank Lab #9

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Tetra Hydro K - C - Woobedub Feat Contrefaze Remix

Tetra Hydro K - C

Woobedub - Good Return - THK Remix

HomeoBlaspheme---Minutes De La Semaine 14

Pupajim - Rub A Dub Anthem + Dub Anthem (OBF Remix)

OUT NOW on 12" vinyl brought to you by Peng Sound Records

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Find Jah Way [clip] OUT NOW on Peng Sound Records [video in description]

2 - Smile is the ke(Y)

DSLM - Panda dub remix

Recut by Gary Clunk // Original tune by Enur // Vocal : Natasja // Song : Calabria

Gary Clunk feat. Natasja-Calabria(clip)

Tetra Hydro K est le nom d’un laboratoire secret dirigé par le Docteur Kanay et le Docteur Krilong.
Leurs recherches se concentrent sur la combinaison d’éléments organiques (instruments musicaux en live) dans un univers électronique.
Quand les spécialistes se sont penchés sur ces mélanges, il se sont arraché les cheveux pour les définir :
Est-ce électronique ? Acoustique ? Dub ? Drum & Bass ? Pourquoi on ne peut pas s’arrêter de danser ?
Les résultats de ces réactions chimiques, comme vous pouvez l’entendre avec l’EP « basse équitable » sont étonnants et stupéfiants !
Le duo est bien entendu sorti de son labo pour pratiquer leurs expérimentations en live où le public les a acclamés.
Alors n’attendez pas plus longtemps pour prélever quelques unes de ces substances audio pour vos oreilles !

Tetra Hydro K is the name of a laboratory based in a secret location, run by Doctors Kanay and Krilong.
Their research concentrates on experimenting with organic elements (live musical instruments) in a computer-generated environment.
When testing these musical concoctions, specialists have been left scratching their heads with unanswered questions:
Is it electronic? Acoustic? Dub? Dubstep? Drum and Bass? Why can’t I stop dancing?
The results of these chemical reactions, as you can you can hear for yourselves with the « Basse équitable » EP, are astounding.
The duo have also been venturing out of their lab and practicing live experiments in public, to great acclaim.
So wait no longer and sample some of the audio substances for yourself !

Booking Request : tetrahydrok@gmail.com