DreadlionBZH – Meditation Dubplate, May 7
Piper Street Sound – Jack Fivecoate in Dub, May 14
Dub Campaign – Lion in Disguise (digital 45), May 17
DubConscious – These Dubs, May 20
B. Davis – Zion Audio, May 21
Boom One Sound System ft. Mr. Brown – Top Rankin’ Bubblah, May 23
Semtam ft. Mannex – Cry For the Poor, May 28Jamaican dub pioneer and legend, Scientist teams up with Boom One Sound System on this project to produce “Ancient Scrolls”. The BOSS vocal track is Sterling Saw’s arrangement of a poem by one of his long time compadres, Ras Itani. General Coldhand also adds a conscious roots verse to “Ancient Scrolls” at the bridge. Remix translations of “Ancient Scrolls” by Scientist, and various others are brought together on this digital EP. Other Boom One Records family artists involved include Piper Street Sound, Dubsmith, Elder, and Dialect Trio, all bringing their own style and pizzazz to the release.
Acoustic Roots Reggae singer/songwriter Jack Fivecoate came to Piper Street Studios with a plan in hand. The multi-instrumentalist focused on bringing his soulful vision to life with the help of producer extraordinaire Matt Mansfield/Piper Street Sound. This EP has found a welcome home with lovers of soulful acoustic Reggae in the vein of the great Jack Johnson and Ben Harper. It was strong enough to land Fivecoate an opening slot on tour with conscious dancehall phenom Matisyahu.
Horny Flute Riddim is a creation by Higher Ground Movement, which utilizes African percussion to lay down a modern dancehall foundation. The track is used by SAS and Soul Medic to convey their own unique flavor in the dance. “Love is All we Need” is an age old message, but we guarantee you’ve never heard it like SAS says it. After that, comes more fire from Soul Medic as he chants a wicked dancehall rhyme on “Upfulivity”.
DubDub is bass. The title track pounds your chest with its Black Uhuru-esque bass riddim along with mad dubby snares and phase shifting high-hats. Its so dub, it had to be named twice. “Stop Complaining” is a steppers rhythm laid down with precision. “Golden Claws” starts with a solid dubby horn section before the heavy One Noize bass comes in as the dubwise percussion bounces all around the room. This track will convince you that comic book heroes Tintin and Snowy had dreadlocks for sure!
This track is so relevant to all of us! “Wherever I Go”, has the sweetest piano line and melody! Rootsy and lovely, this one again reminds us of the old school styling of Wailing Souls, The Gladiators, and The Mighty Diamonds. Lyrically, B. Davis delivers to us again the conscious love that we are growing to expect from his songs. Positive Iration here… “Wherever I go I speak of love, the message is clear so let’s talk….this is the dawning of a new day!”
B. Davis – Humble Mind, Feb. 12 - Humble Mind by B. Davis has just surfaced from the classic 70s Roots Reggae vaults. If you’re a fan of classic Roots Reggae like The Mighty Diamonds, The Gladiators, Burning Spear and the Wailing Souls this digital 45 is for you. The sweet melodic vocal style of B. Davis is supported by a heavy steppers rhythm, deep bass and a skank and bubble that will keep the dancehall moving.
Jack Fivecoate – In Your Hands, Feb. 19 - Featuring members of Dubconscious, Eclectic Roots Ensemble, and Lloyds Rock Steady Revue, as well as guest vocals by Jessica Pyrdsa, this EP has found a welcome home with lovers of soulful acoustic Reggae in the vein of the great Jack Johnson. It was strong enough to land Fivecoate an opening slot on tour with Conscious Dancehall phenom Matisyahu. Fivecoate’s harmonica skills eventually led him onto the stage performing regularly with the vocalist, and his skills in the kitchen led to steady employment on tour as the vegetarian’s personal chef. Fivecoate and Mansfield deliver deliciously understated laid-back grooves here, and don’t skimp on the portions, with each selection’s instrumental riddim included on the EP.
Boom One Sound System ft. Roots Iric – Love Cultivation, Feb. 26 - Boom One Sound System teams up with lyrical warrior Roots Iric for this Reggae Rockers Digital 45. Steeped in deep roots reggae and conscious lyrics, “Love Cultivation” feat. Roots Iric is a positive, Roots Reggae Rocker, which is sure to stay on your playlist for a long time to come. The B-side, “Cultivation Dub” is an uplifting dub from the Empress of Dub, Lady Rae. Lady Rae’s version provides a place for a deep meditation with its psychedelic delays and heavy bass.
As 2013 rolls in we have brand new releases from Boom One Sound System featuring reggae legend Anthony B and Don Goliath, as well as a new Digital 45 from B.Davis and Dubsmith.
“Love Your Style” is the first Digital 45 from the upcoming Lovers Reggae album “Towards The Light” by B. Davis. The A side, “Love Your Style” brings a tight roots riddim and a vocal style reminiscent of reggae greats Hugh Mundell and Sugar Minott. On the B side, Dubsmith drops a heavy and deep vibe with a glitched out Dubtronic version “Dub Your Style”.
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