Various Artists / Nice Up The Dance: Two Worlds Clash
Album: | Nice Up The Dance: Two Worlds Clash | Collection: | Reggae | |
Artist: | Various Artists | Added: | Apr 2007 | |
Label: | Soul Jazz Records |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2007-04-29 | Pull Date: | 2007-07-01 | Charts: | Hip-Hop, Reggae/World |
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Week Ending: | Jul 1 | Jun 24 | Jun 10 | Jun 3 | May 27 | May 20 | May 13 | May 6 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Aug 25, 2013: | New World Disorder
Boomin' In Ya Jeep |
4. | Dec 10, 2011: | New World Disorder
Boomin' In Ya Jeep |
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2. | Mar 24, 2012: | New World Disorder
Boomin' In Ya Jeep |
5. | Apr 02, 2011: | New World Disorder
Synthesizer Voice |
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3. | Jan 28, 2012: | New World Disorder
Synthesizer Voice |
6. | Feb 26, 2011: | New World Disorder
Boomin' In Ya Jeep |
Album Review
Sadie O.
Reviewed 2007-05-01
Reviewed 2007-05-01
[coll]: Nice Up the Dance: Two Worlds Clash
Reviewed by Sadie O., 4/20/07
Great overview of the crossover between dancehall and hip hop, circa mid-80’s to 90’s. Quite a mix here – some cuts are almost roots rock, some are straight-up old school hip hop with just hints of Jamaicanosity. All are terrific riddims. Amazing history lesson in the liner notes. Go, Soul Jazz!
FCCs – one almost hidden “shit on track 6, multiple FCCs on 10.
I like 5 best, then 1, 2, 5, 9, 11, 13 – that’s a lot of killer tracks!
1. 4:36 ****buzzy, bouncy old-school hip hop riddim, danceable as hell, fun rap.
2. 3:27 ****starts with famous movie threat, then midtempo reggae/dancehall remix from multiple hits with Cutty Ranks’ rap over everything, manic cackles in the background.
3. 3:55 **electronic dancehall riddim with male chorus and female rap with heavily processed vocals
4. 4:38 ***midtempo hip hop with a bit of one-drop and sample of Augustus Pablo’s melodica. Very NY style rap, with obvious cleanup job, class struggle lyrics.
5. 4:44 *****downtempo skank, insanely dance-worthy, lunatic rap.
6. 3:07 FCC: “shit” in intro ***starts with talking, then downtempo dancehall skank, classic dancehall vocals.
7. 3:36 ***boopy and scratchy downtempo dancehall, sweet tenor rasta rap. He’s really saying “if it’s not Jah”… FWIW…
8. 3:37 ***just rap at intro, riddim comes together slowly, minimalist dancehall skank. Sean Paul was one of the major dancehall originators.
9. 4:03 ****bouncy danceable electronic dancehall, sweet harmonized rap/singing, cool lyrics.
10. 3:34 multiple FCCs: “motherfucking” “shit” ***random whistles and horns intro, fantastic deep baritone and hyper tenor rap. Pity about the FCCs…
11. 3:55 ****short talking intro, then fantastic hard old school hip hop riddim with dancehall vocals. This riddim is CRAZY!
12. 3:29 ***remix of a classic rock steady hit, downtempo skank, female singing. Lovely!
13. 3:45 ****fantastic midtempo dancehall riddim, very minimalist, great harmonizing vocals by major hitmakers.
Reviewed by Sadie O., 4/20/07
Great overview of the crossover between dancehall and hip hop, circa mid-80’s to 90’s. Quite a mix here – some cuts are almost roots rock, some are straight-up old school hip hop with just hints of Jamaicanosity. All are terrific riddims. Amazing history lesson in the liner notes. Go, Soul Jazz!
FCCs – one almost hidden “shit on track 6, multiple FCCs on 10.
I like 5 best, then 1, 2, 5, 9, 11, 13 – that’s a lot of killer tracks!
1. 4:36 ****buzzy, bouncy old-school hip hop riddim, danceable as hell, fun rap.
2. 3:27 ****starts with famous movie threat, then midtempo reggae/dancehall remix from multiple hits with Cutty Ranks’ rap over everything, manic cackles in the background.
3. 3:55 **electronic dancehall riddim with male chorus and female rap with heavily processed vocals
4. 4:38 ***midtempo hip hop with a bit of one-drop and sample of Augustus Pablo’s melodica. Very NY style rap, with obvious cleanup job, class struggle lyrics.
5. 4:44 *****downtempo skank, insanely dance-worthy, lunatic rap.
6. 3:07 FCC: “shit” in intro ***starts with talking, then downtempo dancehall skank, classic dancehall vocals.
7. 3:36 ***boopy and scratchy downtempo dancehall, sweet tenor rasta rap. He’s really saying “if it’s not Jah”… FWIW…
8. 3:37 ***just rap at intro, riddim comes together slowly, minimalist dancehall skank. Sean Paul was one of the major dancehall originators.
9. 4:03 ****bouncy danceable electronic dancehall, sweet harmonized rap/singing, cool lyrics.
10. 3:34 multiple FCCs: “motherfucking” “shit” ***random whistles and horns intro, fantastic deep baritone and hyper tenor rap. Pity about the FCCs…
11. 3:55 ****short talking intro, then fantastic hard old school hip hop riddim with dancehall vocals. This riddim is CRAZY!
12. 3:29 ***remix of a classic rock steady hit, downtempo skank, female singing. Lovely!
13. 3:45 ****fantastic midtempo dancehall riddim, very minimalist, great harmonizing vocals by major hitmakers.
Track Listing
Artist | Track Name | |||
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1. | Kenny Dope Feat. Screechy Dan | Boomin' In Ya Jeep | ||
2. | Cutty Ranks | Who Say Me Done | ||
3. | Ms. Thing | Get That Money | ||
4. | J-Live | Satisfied | ||
5. | Pompidoo | Synthesizer Voice | ||
6. | Tenor Saw | Ring The Alarm (Hip Hop Mix) | ||
7. | Bluesinger | If I Know Jah | ||
8. | Sean Paul | Infiltrate | ||
9. | China Africa | Fuss Fuss | ||
10. | Ward 21 | Petrol | ||
11. | Kenny Dope Feat. Shaggy | Gunshot | ||
12. | Dawn Penn | No No No | ||
13. | Chaka Demus And Pliers | The Boom |