Jr version

Artist: Various Artists
Title: Liondub & Adam Prescott Present: Heavenless Riddim Story
Label: Liondub International
Catalog #: LNDB028
Format: Vinyl / Digital 
Release Date: November 2014
File Under: DReggae / Dub / UK Steppers

Sometimes strong talent demands quick follow-ups, and when Liondub International and Adam Prescott first linked with “Technique” they wasted no time in making a strong move to secure more of the heavyweight sound from this producer. Featuring an all-star cast of Reggae artists including Sugar Minott (RIP), Ranking Joe, Johnny Osbourne, Jahdan Blakkamore, Metric Man, and Junior Dangerous, “Heavenless Riddim Story” presents a modern take on the classic one riddim album, packed with pressure from top vocal talent. The original “Heavenless Version” falls between digi-dub and dubstep, with low-bit sound effects, classic brittle dancehall drums and fat bass, and the producer subtly flips the riddim in different directions for each new version. Jahdan’s “No Bad Vibes” shows off his versatile deejaying while distorted bass billows out from underneath, while Johnny Osbourne’ “Dubplate Medley” borrows portions of his famous passages drawn through a heavy haze of effects which has garnered worldwide support from luminaries like David Rodigan and Iration Steppas. Both Junior Dangerous and Ranking Joe summon classic dancehall style when they flex, with Dangerous taking the more aggressive route while Joe twists his tongue and shouts in his fine style; Metric Man and Pad Anthony deploy contrasting sing-jay styles over two of the more drastic reworks of the riddim. Finally, the dearly departed guest of honor is Sugar Minott, whose “Soundboy Killing” strips the version back to foreground bass and percussion and leaves the focus clearly on his inimitable vocal style.  With eight distinctive interpretations from Prescott and a clutch of roots’ and contemporary reggae’s best vocal performers, “Heavenless Riddim Story” unites generations in the dancehall with fresh sounds from one of today’s most promising upcoming talents. 

Contact: liondubpromo@gmail.com

Release Dates
24th November 7" vinyl release via www.buyreggae.com (Featured)
4th December Juno Download Exclusive Digital release (Featured)
11th December Worldwide Digital Retailer Release.

Jr. Dangerous - Catch A Fya

Natty Hi-Power 80's, 90's Reggae Classics, Revival, Lovers Rock Mix 'SELECTORS CHOICE'
 
Tracklist:

1.	Natty Hi-Power INTRO
2.	COCOA TEA – TUNE IN
3.	KING EVERALD – DANCEHALL KING
4.	SANCHEZ – HERE I AM
5.	COURTNEY MELODY – THE MORE WE ARE TOGETHER
6.	HOME T – DON’T THROW IT ALL AWAY
7.	TREVOR SPARKS – BYE BYE LOVE
8.	SHABBA RANKS – GET UP STAND UP & ROCK
9.	ADMIRAL BAILEY – NO WHERE NO BETTER THAN YARD
10.	GREGORY ISAACS – LET’S GIVE IT A TRY
11.	GREGORY ISAACS – BITS AND PIECES
12.	LEROY GIBBONS – WHY ARE  YOU GOING AWAY
13.	FRANKIE PAUL – SARA
14.	PINCHERS – LOVING THAT YOU WANT
15.	COCOA TEA – COME AGAIN
16.	FRANKIE PAUL – SHAME DEM
17.	CHUCK TURNER – I NEED YOU
18.	JOHNNY OSBOURNE – RIGHT TRACK
19.	INTRO
20.	FREDDIE McGREGOR – NATURAL COLLIE
21.	IN CROWD – BACK A YARD
22.	ALTON ELLIS – MR SKABENA
23.	PRINCE ALLAH – BUCKET BOTTOM
24.	MOTION – NO MAN IS AN ISLAND
25.	MATUMBI – THE MAN IN ME
26.	JOHN HOLT – TIME IS THE MASTER
27.	ROYAL RASSES – LOVE THE WAY IT SHOULD BE
28.	ARENA – IN LOVE
29.	WINSTON REEDY – DAUGHTER OF ZION
30.	JIMMY LONDON – I’M YOUR PUPPET
31.	MIGHTY DIAMONDS – JUST CAN’T FIGURE OUT
32.	THE HEPTICS – NATURAL WOMAN
33.	DANNY RAY – PLAYBOY
34.	SHARON FORREST – SILLY WASN’T I
35.	LOUISA MARKS – EVEN THOUGH YOU’RE GONE
36.	JEAN ADEBAMBO – PARADISE
37.	CAROL THOMPSON

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Jr version

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