Dub Mission's 13th Anniversary Compilation
Various Artists
Reviews
Sadie O.
Reviewed 2009-09-04
Reviewed 2009-09-04
Dub Mission’s 13th Anniversary Sampler
Roots Reggae from artists at the 13th Anniversary show of the local dub club favorite. First 7 tracks are all over the Binghi Riddim by Twilight Circus. Last 5 tracks feature producer Yossi Fine of Ex Centric Sound System. These are particularly worth checking out, IMO.
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1. 3:34 ***riddim is midtempo roots skank with a bit of syndrum, a little dubby. Vocals on this one are lovely tenor singing.
2. 3:50 ***roots DJ vocals. Praise of pot.
3. 3:28 **drums and crazed Jamaican yelling intro, then same riddim and demented dancehall vocals.
4. 4:18 **Mykal Rose’s inimitable singing, seems rather stream of consciousness.
5. 3:03 ***pretty vocal harmonies, relaxed groove.
6. 3:19 **more pretty harmonies, nice but a bit bland.
7. 3:52 ***Jamaican chatting intro, distinctive dancehall vocals.
8. 3:04 ****fun electronic chiming dancehall skank with enjoyable dancehall vocals.
9. 4:57 ****downtempo rootsy skank, great bounce. Elements of the original African strings and vocals. Gets delightfully dubby in second half.
10. 3:51 *****great midtempo jungle riddim, dancehall vocals.
11. 3:50 ****starts with dancehall preaching, then very slow electronic shuffle – takes a while to build up fully, but pretty groovy when it gets there.
Roots Reggae from artists at the 13th Anniversary show of the local dub club favorite. First 7 tracks are all over the Binghi Riddim by Twilight Circus. Last 5 tracks feature producer Yossi Fine of Ex Centric Sound System. These are particularly worth checking out, IMO.
No FCCs detected.
1. 3:34 ***riddim is midtempo roots skank with a bit of syndrum, a little dubby. Vocals on this one are lovely tenor singing.
2. 3:50 ***roots DJ vocals. Praise of pot.
3. 3:28 **drums and crazed Jamaican yelling intro, then same riddim and demented dancehall vocals.
4. 4:18 **Mykal Rose’s inimitable singing, seems rather stream of consciousness.
5. 3:03 ***pretty vocal harmonies, relaxed groove.
6. 3:19 **more pretty harmonies, nice but a bit bland.
7. 3:52 ***Jamaican chatting intro, distinctive dancehall vocals.
8. 3:04 ****fun electronic chiming dancehall skank with enjoyable dancehall vocals.
9. 4:57 ****downtempo rootsy skank, great bounce. Elements of the original African strings and vocals. Gets delightfully dubby in second half.
10. 3:51 *****great midtempo jungle riddim, dancehall vocals.
11. 3:50 ****starts with dancehall preaching, then very slow electronic shuffle – takes a while to build up fully, but pretty groovy when it gets there.
Recent airplay
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Happy Hour — Sep 02, 2010
Why Do You Fight
Disorder de los Muertos — Oct 31, 2009
Earth Foundation
New World Disorder — Oct 24, 2009
Livity
New World Disorder — Oct 10, 2009
Diarabi Remix
Palo Alto City Council Meeting — Oct 05, 2009
Charting
2009-09-06 — 2009-11-08
Reggae/World
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Nov 1 | 1 |
| Oct 25 | 1 |
| Oct 11 | 3 |
| Oct 4 | 3 |
| Sep 27 | 5 |
| Sep 20 | 4 |
| Sep 13 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Stand Up On Your Feet | ||
| 2. | Earth Foundation | ||
| 3. | Why Do You Fight | ||
| 4. | A Little Bit More | ||
| 5. | Take It Slow | ||
| 6. | Musical Journey | ||
| 7. | Welcome To The Garrison | ||
| 8. | Hardcore Reggae Ambassador | ||
| 9. | Diarabi Remix | ||
| 10. | Put On Your Dancing Shoe | ||
| 11. | Livity |