Monday, June 7, 2010

VARIOUS ARTISTS - ITALIAN DUB COMMUNITY SHOWCASE 1

VARIOUS ARTISTS - ITALIAN DUB COMMUNITY SHOWCASE VOLUME ONEDUBROOM MP3 ALBUM REVIEWNet Album Release Website


WWW, June 2010 - Ten titles, twenty tracks: all produced by Italian artists who met eachother at the website of "Italy's own Zion Train" Moa Anbessa.



Moa Anbessa is a DUB collective from Italy, whose collaborations on stage and in the studio with UK based Zion Train can be heard back in the style of the opening title of the album (also featured in Radio Dubroom 2010 Episode 3). Moa Anbessa's "What A Day" is one crucial opening track and what is even nicer: it's a track which truthfully promises a level of quality which will stand throughout the rest of the album.



M.A.S.S.I.V.E.!



This album was released under CreativeCommons Copyright, which means you can share it provided that the original zipfile is being offered without any change. Another aspect of the CC copyright is, that no money should be made and therefor this album is offered to you free of charge. For more specific information, look to the information in the archive. When you like the music, consider visiting the Net Label's website and donate some money or feedback




VARIOUS ARTISTS - ITALIAN DUB COMMUNITY SHOWCASE 2

VARIOUS ARTISTS - ITALIAN DUB COMMUNITY SHOWCASE 2DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
VARIOUS ARTISTS - ITALIAN DUB COMMUNITY SHOWCASE 2


WWW, June 2010 - The second collection of the more than great works by the Italian DUB Community is greater than part one, if only because this is not even a double-album but a triple -album!
It's greater too, because there is a greater number of styles and vibes on this release. There's much more variety in styles, but definitely not in quality. The Roots is there, really there.
It's a Showcase: Every track comes with a vocal and a Dub. With a few exceptions, they all come seperated in Chapter and Version style. Every track is especially mastered for the release, a release for which we not just give thanks, a release for which we say:
BIG UP ITALY MASSIVE!

DUB ENGINE - DUB ENGINE

DUB ENGINE - DUB ENGINE
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DUB ENGINE - DUB ENGINE



WWW, June 2010 - The DUB Engine is based in Bologna (Italy) as a project by producer Nicolo Tucci and female vocalist/percussionist Sabrina Ferro, who also plays flute here and there.

Yes, this is an Italian release even though you hear German too (Ganja Dubfire). But that doesn't matter: the album opens up with an enlish sung tune with excellent Dub version (also featured in Radio Dubroom 2010 Episode 3).

The DUB Engine is in several ways interesting. It contains a number of styles which derived from Dub, somehow incorporated back into the original concept of Dub. There's a huge variety, not every track will appeal to everyone but every track will definitely appeal to some ones.

Niceness!