Rolling Lion Studio / House Of Dread
| Album: | House Of Dread | Collection: | Reggae | |
| Artist: | Rolling Lion Studio | Added: | Aug 2011 | |
| Label: | Renegade Media | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2011-08-14 | Pull Date: | 2011-10-16 | Charts: | Reggae/World |
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| Week Ending: | Oct 2 | Sep 25 | Sep 18 | Sep 11 | Sep 4 | Aug 28 | Aug 21 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Oct 29, 2011: | New World Disorder
Uk Roots Riddim, Year 3000 Dub |
4. | Sep 24, 2011: | New World Disorder
Woi Woi |
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| 2. | Oct 01, 2011: | New World Disorder
Uk Roots Riddim, Year 3000 Dub |
5. | Sep 22, 2011: | Happy Hour
Deep Roots Dub |
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| 3. | Sep 29, 2011: | Happy Hour
Rolling Lion Studio, Full Effect |
6. | Sep 17, 2011: | New World Disorder
Jah Will Never Let I Down |
Album Review
Sadie O.
Reviewed 2011-08-13
Reviewed 2011-08-13
Rolling Lion Studio – House of Dread
Reviewed by Sadie O, 8/13/11
Roots Dub (“live in studio”) from the UK. Dan Rolling is the producer/engineer, Hughie Izachaar does strings, Hornsman Coyote does brass. These are dubplates (ergo instrumental) blending live and digital dub, mostly very roots, but with some UK dub/future dub elements. All tracks are terrific.
1. 3:47 ***very roots rock reggae, downtempo skank, prominent horns and piano. Turns into dub with a bit of glitch.
2. 4:04 ***swingy downtempo dub with lots of echo.
3. 3:49 ***thumpy, slinky skank with electric guitar and hand percussion. Almost nyahbinghi in dub, but with lots of electric/electronica.
4. 4:06 ***metallic electronica intro, turns into sweet, very rootsy, upbeat bubble with bits of backing vocals.
5. 3:42 ***midtempo skank, slinky horns but forceful beat, handdrums.
6. 5:43 ***slow super-dub. I’m feeling very stoned… Oh! A bit of vocals! Or am I just high?
7. 4:21 ***downtempo with tinkly bits and electronics, but somehow channeling Augustus Pablo.
8. 3:37 ***big horn section, electronics, heavy dub.
9. 4:59 ***swingy, midtempo, syncopated and danceable. Great horns and percussion.
10. 4:03 ***slow, with tinkles and frogs. Nitrous oxidatious.
11. 4:07 ***slow, slinky as all get-out, totally high.
12. 3:50 ***upbeat and uptempo, lounge-y backing vocals.
Reviewed by Sadie O, 8/13/11
Roots Dub (“live in studio”) from the UK. Dan Rolling is the producer/engineer, Hughie Izachaar does strings, Hornsman Coyote does brass. These are dubplates (ergo instrumental) blending live and digital dub, mostly very roots, but with some UK dub/future dub elements. All tracks are terrific.
1. 3:47 ***very roots rock reggae, downtempo skank, prominent horns and piano. Turns into dub with a bit of glitch.
2. 4:04 ***swingy downtempo dub with lots of echo.
3. 3:49 ***thumpy, slinky skank with electric guitar and hand percussion. Almost nyahbinghi in dub, but with lots of electric/electronica.
4. 4:06 ***metallic electronica intro, turns into sweet, very rootsy, upbeat bubble with bits of backing vocals.
5. 3:42 ***midtempo skank, slinky horns but forceful beat, handdrums.
6. 5:43 ***slow super-dub. I’m feeling very stoned… Oh! A bit of vocals! Or am I just high?
7. 4:21 ***downtempo with tinkly bits and electronics, but somehow channeling Augustus Pablo.
8. 3:37 ***big horn section, electronics, heavy dub.
9. 4:59 ***swingy, midtempo, syncopated and danceable. Great horns and percussion.
10. 4:03 ***slow, with tinkles and frogs. Nitrous oxidatious.
11. 4:07 ***slow, slinky as all get-out, totally high.
12. 3:50 ***upbeat and uptempo, lounge-y backing vocals.
Track Listing