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Tag Archives: reggae
GILLES SNOWCAT – Last Summer On The Beach (We Were Drinking Limoncello)
August 29, 2022
Wee See Limes 2021 Soundtracking the summer, Brusselian sculptor of aural delights slows down and crawls for cover. Every vacation feels well-deserved in our post-pandemic period so, while 2020’s seems more like a dream of a future rest in hindsight, … Continue reading
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Tagged Gilles Snowcat, pop, reggae
GILLES SNOWCAT – You’ve Been Unboxing Gilles Snowcat
April 4, 2021
Wee See Limes 2020 Seeking thrills all around the world, Belgian artist takes rest in style. One of the greatest things about following this auteur is not knowing where his pieces – and you, his listener – are going to … Continue reading
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Tagged funk, Gilles Snowcat, pop, reggae
ANNICIA BANKS – Up Front
March 17, 2021
Raw Vue Music 2021 Singing her songs of freedom, Kingstonian queen of dancehall stands up to be counted. Given the overall vector of Jamaican liberation, it’s hardly surprising that most of the reggae-related surprises in recent years comes from female … Continue reading
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Tagged Annicia Banks, reggae
DAVID ASHER BAND – D.A.B.
March 5, 2021
Temple Gong 2021 Bending the reggae rainbow to his personal shape, Michigan musician still searches for a pot of red, gold and green. Having co-piloted THE PROCESS for a pair of decades, this denizen of Detroit music scene has finally … Continue reading
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Tagged David Asher, David Asher Band, dub, reggae, The Process
MADD SCIENTIST – New Day
August 31, 2020
Hodari Music 2020 Californian DJ transfers his open format onto record but takes it closer to home. Having started out as an MC in Long Beach’s nocturnal haunts, Mfanisi Norman soon expanded his creative palette to production and composition and … Continue reading
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Tagged hip-hop, Madd Scientist, rap, reggae