Alborosie - Freedom In DubNewly recorded dub versions of the songs from the 2016 hit albumFreedom and Fyah, this album extends and explores new sonic directions within the structure of the original recordings. Using vintage analog equipment, Alborosie bridges the sounds and rhythms of classic reggae to 2017, highlighting his lineage to producers like Linval Thompson and King Jammy among others.

Released in 1971 'Small Talk At 125th and Lenox' was the start of Gil Scott-Heron's distinguished forty-year recording career but this album is his simplest and most hard-hitting

the debut single from Madness ‰Û÷The Prince‰۪ and The Beat‰۪s classic cover of Smokey Robinson‰۪s ‰Û÷Tears of a Clown‰۪

there was now a richness of unification between voice and music

with two pieces of 180g black vinyl being pressed - the first containing 6 B sides and 2 full Peel Sessions and the second being the album in complete demo form plus 3 bonus tracks

now in their 41st year

Bandleader Parton took the opportunity to return to the working methods he‰۪d used at the origins of the band - crate digging

championed by pioneering producers like Hamilton Nzimande in South Africa since the '60s

Prior to this grand-sounding title coming into play

building a new 16 track analogue studio in a derelict Indian restaurant in Camden Town

Ambient Guitar & Dreamy Theme 2

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At the beginning