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Yeah thats a buzz mate! You played your tunes out before? Respect that

5th August may actually have to be done

yea i play em out wherever i play, with a healthy mix of other stuff as well!

http://soundcloud.com/clifford-steppa

If your interested!

Some propper nice tunes there man!

Future King of England is freshhhh, all of em are bangers

nice one

Dub Pilgrim wrote:Some propper nice tunes there man!

Future King of England is freshhhh, all of em are bangers

nice one

safe!

i think thats the first bit of praise ive had from someone i dont know! big up!

edit: if anyone on here wants 320s hit me up...

would love a 320 of that. What do you use to produce? ive just recently got a mac and logic = headfuck

Dub Pilgrim wrote:would love a 320 of that. What do you use to produce? ive just recently got a mac and logic = headfuck

logics the one!

Dubstep is great, but dub is the one. Or dubdubstep.
On that note, watch out for more Joe Ariwa & Cessman tunes, and hopefully some Mad Professor dubstep coming out in the near future!

£10 Bag wrote:and hopefully some Mad Professor dubstep coming out in the near future!

This news is relevant to my interests.

stoked i spotted this thread tonight. heavily into dub, roots, rocksteady etc. big thread

Dub Pilgrim wrote:

Id advise watching this film : Rockers

Main character Leroy Wallace from Burning Spear, has the abyssinians, Dillinger and Big Youth all feature

this movie changed my life. seriously.

Fill up the thread with a shit load of tunes??

Theres been looaaaads of threads on this subject in here with lots of good tunes in

gotta keep this a thread alive! chariot a pass through!

vulvavibration wrote:

Dub Pilgrim wrote:

Id advise watching this film : Rockers

Main character Leroy Wallace from Burning Spear, has the abyssinians, Dillinger and Big Youth all feature

this movie changed my life. seriously.

one of the most boring movies I've ever watched.
Love the rockers take over scene tho.

From Message Music: Augustus Pablo's Digital Productions 1986-1994 found a release on Boomkat last week

horrible, horrible, shameless bit of spam but very relevant to the thread....!

im on radio 6-8pm this evening, expect to hear Ska, Rocksteady, Dub, Reggae and Dancehall, all with a little bit of cheeky banter thrown in!
07519910967 is the Textline, get involved!!

103.2fm for london and home countys, for everyone else there http://www.pressureradio.net/

Read the Reggae bloodline book recently, absolutely amazing read which takes in all of Jamaican culture and how it has influenced the movement

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Reggae-Bloodlin ... 0306804964

Will try to check the stream if I'm around Clifford.

I was going to bump this thread too because I was watching:

Reggae Britannia:
The acclaimed BBC4 Britannia series moves into the world of British reggae. Showing how it came from Jamaica in the 1960s to influence, over the next 20 years, both British music and society. The documentary includes major artists and performances from that era, including Big Youth, Max Romeo, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Jerry Dammers and the Specials, the Police, UB40, Dennis Bovell, lovers rock performers Carroll Thompson and Janet Kay, bands like Aswad and Steel Pulse and reggae admirers such as Boy George and Paul Weller.

Sound System culture is a very big influence in my life. Respect to all the great music in this thread.

I always try to include some Reggae bits in my sets. I'm playing at a Reggae festival next Saturday and I'm looking forward to playing the "extra dubby set' that the promoter requested from me.