Gaza Slim “Dedicated,” “Cyan Friend Again” from Di Genius and Konshens’ “Winner” say what I wanted to say, but only better. Certain dubs say just what I was feeling this year. I love the original of “The Realest Song” and the war dub flip is even better it connects like bullets. Konshens has turned into a real dub specialist. Blakkamoore for the brand new “All Comes Back To One” exclusive. Speaking of sounds so sweet, big up to Mr. Teflon’s “Kill A Sound In The Morning”, which I cut for a clash this month, stood out as one of my sweetest dubs in 2010. Some bwoy fe understand seh, Ifrica a de boss, and dis one ya, Queen Ifrica just deal wid it wicked. “Below The Waist”: I don’t even have words for. The way Duane takes a lovely song and turns it into a burial hymn still gives people shivers.
Worldwide me say! A dub I never play (because I cut it special for Jamaica’s Fully Loaded) is “August Town” but I have to include it here. Pressure’s “Love And Affection” is perfect for Gunz N Rozez.
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Also on the Taxi Riddim, Jahvinci sounds so sweet on my “True Love” freestyle dub, it get nuff forward! Pressure, Duane Stephenson and Ifrica know how to take a nice tune and make it deadly. Really, if you must make somebody moan and cry, the original Big Ship’s “Moaning” does it best.
It’s what we do and Gunz N Rozez is always glad to oblige! 2010 has had some particularly special moments – Global Shootout (Germany), Jamaica, Bahamas, Re-Loaded (Toronto) – but first up, a few Gunz N Rozez anthems you would have heard at a GnR dance, clash or just juggling.Įtana’s “Wrong Address” always reminds me that killing sound is something I am professionally qualified to do and no matter what year it might be, I take Hopeton James and Freddie McGregor with me. Nuff respect to Eddie STATS, Ghetto Palms readers and the worldwide FADER family for the opportunity to bus’ a shot (or 19) of exclusives from Gunz N Rozez sound. Matterhorn “Blackberry” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Mavado “Touch The Road” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)ĭemarco “Buss A Shot” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)īounty Killer “Lodge” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Sizzla “Rise To The Occasion” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Konshens “Winner” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Stephen Di Genius “Cyaa Fren Again” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Gaza Slim “Dedicated” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Konshens “The Realest Song” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Jahdan Blakkammoore, “All Comes Back To One” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)
Teflon, “Kill A Sound In The Morning” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Queen Ifrica, “Below The Waist” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Pressure, “Love & Affection” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)ĭuane Stephenson, “August Town“(Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Jahvinci, “True Love” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Hopeton James, “I’m In The Mood” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)įreddie McGregor, “Moaning” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Tasha’s comment, after the jump.Įtana, “Wrong Address” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) So without further preamble, here are 18 minutes of acetate madness. If you’re like me, then murdering an idiot sound has a wonderful focusing effect upon the mind that is just the thing to ring the alarm and ring in the new. She has had a hell of a year (and not a bad decade) on the soundclash circuit- appearing at the infamous Re-Loaded and tearing down the set at Germany’s Global Shootout just a few weeks back, and since I wrote or contributed to one whole bag of Top 10 lists already, it seemed like a perfect excuse to forget the usual new year navel-gazing and have her do an all dub plate wrap up of 2010. I’ve been rapping with Tasha “the wickedest lady DJ ‘pon the road” Rozez of Toronto’s Gunz n Rozez soundsystem about doing a guest blend for some weeks now. I wanted to do something special for this first Ghetto Palms of 2011.
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