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October 2007 - In this deep DUBWISE
experience, we will visit France, Austria,
the UK, South Africa and Dominica for some
crucial "Fruits Music" from the
last 17 years.
Arguable, the UK and the European
continent have been more receptive for DUB
techniques and music than America, perhaps
even Jamaica. Some of the strongest drum and
basslines are created right there, in the
midst of Babylon, even influencing people to
create music that will cross the borders of
Reggae, but not those of DUB.
Maybe it has to do with the fact that
Europe can also be considered the musical
center of the world when it comes to deep,
electronic effect driven music. For DUB was
one of the first styles to fit that
description, if not the first.
In "Shuffle", we will be
treated to a number of crucial European
productions, accompanied by one from the
mother land: South Africa. The kind of music
that will on one hand make you feel
completely chilled-out, while on the other
hand some deep drum and bass ensure a steady
pace.
Reggae purists will wonder just how much
"Reggae" is left in some of the
mixes, but if you listen close you will not
really ask that question. Not everything may
be "Roots Reggae", but it can
definitely described as "Fruits
Reggae"!
PLAYLIST
1. "Machine gun" - Mano Negra
(France, 1994)
2. "Darker sensimillia" - Sly
& Mo (Austria, 1999)
3. "See it coming" - Lotek Hi-Fi
(UK, 2003)
4. "Babylon timewarp - Hijack (UK,
2006)
5. "Donīt bodda me" - Beat
Pharmacy feat. Paul St. Hilaire (South
Africa / Dominica, 2006) |