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Fourth in Egoless Selected Works series featuring dutty dubs & badman dancehall tunes:
Badboy 6Blocc unrelentless on dubbing mission takes you on a perfect rolling summer sunday with this one. Hear it from the man direct:
“It had to be done, these reworks of classic Portishead tracks take the well known anthems into new territory where 6Blocc reshapes them into 21st century sonic weapons. From minimal sub heavy dubstep to intense amen jungle and even an ominous dark house version of ‘Machine Gun’, this remix album proves yet again why 6Blocc truly is King Of The Remix.”
Check out opening dub ragga stomper:
And sail on to the rest of it:
Since the birth of subcultures, music has played as much of a role in defining them as the clothes and views people have chosen have. Musical influence was diverse and widespread, sounds from Jamaica and the Caribbean fuelled the all night ska and reggae dances of the 1980’s whilst British bands such as The Beatles opened up the hearts and minds of the tie dye, trippy happy hippies of the 1960’s.
Before sound systems or even electricity had been invented, music has been utilised to bring people together, to celebrate and to convey messages. Before subcultures even existed, music played a key role in society and was enjoyed by both the rich and poor.
Whilst the era of rock n roll was causing girls to faint and guys to invest in Brylcream, thousands of miles away in the ghettos of Kingston, Sound system culture was starting to cause vibrations. At the…
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