Style / Format: ragga-jungle / full-length artist album cd
Artists: RCola, various singers
Tracks:
01 "Beat the System" featuring Soultrain - Jah Seal, Al Dubb (RCola Remix)
02 "A What A Bam Bam" featuring Sister Nancy
03 "Lost And Found" featuring Barrington Levy
04 "Dancehall Operator" TransGlobal Underground (RCola Remix)
05 "Azeri - Aiwa (RCola Remix)
06 "A1 Sound" featuring Jimmy Riley
07 "Got Me Trying" featuring Belle Humble (RCola Remix)
08 "Warn Ya"
09 "ABomb Busted"
10 "Flamante"
11 "Lead The Way"
12 "Skimalja" featuring Jamalski (RCola Remix)
13 "Another Wikkid Night" featuring Belle Humble
14 "Kinkee Reggae" featuring Love Jones (RCola Remix)
Click here to listen to the "Rub A Dub Wize" sneak previews
"Based out of Montreal, Canada, RCola has been producing for over ten years;
amassing a staggering discography and loyal fans the world over. His multi-faceted
experience as a producer, re-mixer and DJ are reinforced by his seemingly instinctive
ability to make the best of each vocalist and collaborator."
"Though he traces his inspiration back to the reggae and dub music from the traveling
soundsystems of Jamaica's Coxsone Dodd and Duke Reid, it is RCola's deep immersion in
the irresistible up-tempo pace of the contemporary genre of drum 'n bass that continues
to inform his patented uplifting ragga-jungle production style."
"RCola's willingness to track down and collaborate with his favourite vocalists is
quite rare nowadays. His dedication to recording fresh, original vocals, working with
session musicians, and creating music that showcases live instrumentation and real
time recording values, results in his creation of a dynamic and timeless sound."
"Stellar remixes of The Wailers' classic "Kinky Reggae", Trans-Global Underground's
2008 hit "Dancehall Operator", and Franco-Iraqi dub-hop outfit Aiwa's "Azeri" and
"Skimalja" featuring Jamalski are all given the complete treatment; finding a new
home nestled in the soundscapes of RCola's signature grooves, and fueling his
crossover appeal. His remix work has also afforded reggae greats Barrington Levy,
Sister Nancy, and Jimmy Riley an opportunity to shine in a fresh new light."
"Rub A Dub Wize" establishes RCola as a bona-fide producer in the truest sense.
This full-length artist album does for Jungle / Drum and Bass what Nasa or
Blue Sky Black Death did for hip hop and Thievery Corporation have done for
downtempo: bringing together a variety of artists and sounds to create a
modern day fusion project curated by an omniscient hand at the mixing console."
(Steve Lalla - Montreal Hour)
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Capital J - "Digital Noize Revolution" (WKDCD03) Style / Format: jungle / drum'n'bass Artists: Capital J / various MC's Tracks: 01 "What's his name?" feat Armani Reign,Top Cat, Caddy Cad, Navigator 02 "I can't quite understand" (RIP Dylan) 03 "Evil Streets" (J VIP) 04 "Musical Dis Nonstop" feat. Caddy Cad 05 "Hypnotized" feat. Emma Lee 06 "Yeah" Cap'n Crunk 07 "DOYS" Cap'n Crunk 08 "Coca-cola bottle shape" (Tuff mix) 09 "Da Program" (Diss Mix) 10 "Badman Bible" Evil Dread 11 "Mi Gun" Evil Dread 12 "Killer Murderah" Evil Dread 13 "I need your luvin'" Miss Elder & Rubicon 14 "Drop it like it's hard" Cap'n Crunk 15 "Gon Do ish" Cap'n Crunk 16 "Get Crunked" Barry Crunk 17 "Presha Cooka" feat. Ron B. & Tascmoney 18 "We got this" (Daydream mix) feat Ron B. & Tascmoney Capital J's highly anticipated full-length album "Digital Noize Revolution" is now available on cd. This bombastic plastic barely contains the 18 dancefloor killers mixed by Canada's #1 Scratch Jungle DJ, and featuring an international roster of champion MC's!! |