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Toppa Top. Bad Taste Recordings. Toppa Top - BPM. Jerlipy Lip Remaster. Jerlipy Lip - BPM. Ragga Twins feat Seanie T. For The People. Split Banana. Superfly Studio Poland. Free feat Raphael - 85 BPM. Quest feat Ragga Twins. Hammer - BPM. E-legal Gunshot Remix.
Coone feat Ragga Twins. Jack Who? Straight Fire Mix. DWX 25 Dec 17 Hardstyle. Ragga Twins. The Dandadda feat Ragga Twins. Last Man Standing. D-Votion feat Ragga Twins. Dancehall Skank. Dancehall Skank - BPM. The Rookie. The Rookie - BPM. Zeskullz feat Ragga Twins. No Tomorrow Recordings. Played by: Juno Recommends Electro House. Hookshot radio edit - BPM.
HWS 15 Apr 16 Hardstyle. Ragga Twins feat ARD. Badman - BPM. Badman Skrillex remix - BPM. Badman Frisk remix - BPM. FAT 11 Mar 16 Breakbeat. The Butane EP. Butane - BPM. Mass Murder - BPM. Bounty Hunters - BPM. Review: The inimitable Dungeon Kru return to Liondub International and get us all gassed up with 'Butane', a deliciously broad and confident collection that slices across subgenres with razor sharp funk.
Four originals, one remix; highlights come in all shapes and sizes from the dusty horn-heaving 'Bounty Hunters' to the steppy, grizzling, high-frequency blast-off that is the title track. Loaded with a firing remix from the currently unstoppable Maurizzle, it's another crucial dispatch from Liondub's camp. Badda General - "Mr. Navigator - "Flexxxa" - BPM. Steamaz - "Waistline" - BPM. Played by: Juno Recommends Reggae. Review: Hello hello hello! Here's a great way to kick off the year as Liondub and Chatta B lay down a solid riddim for their friends to do their thing over.
Calling up a whole host of MCs for the jam, each one put their own twist over the sparse groove and staccato strings. From Junior Dangerous's hypey dancefloor twist with 'Floss' to the more stern and direct feel on 'Flexxxa' to Blackout JA's instant grinder 'Head Shot' this is a sick reflection of MC talent and beat fusion.
Grab them all for a super creative blend. Ahoy hoy! Take Time. Take Time - Review: The Liondub International team seem to have a lit the touch paper this year, with their recent run of futuristic dubwise delights being one of the most enjoyable collections across the world of new school reggae.
This time around, they welcome the explosive vocal ability of Blackout JA inside for 'Take Time', a dancefloor-ready march, doused in sizzling sub power and new school drum processing.
This is a tune that is going to cause a fair few dances to turn up, with the full release also including a powerful dub mix, diving further into the hard hitting bassline action, catchy chord progressions and silky overall processing which sets the Liondub production parameters a level higher than their nearby competition. Lifestyle original mix - BPM. Featuring the infectious toasty bubbles of iconic mic-man Navigator, it's an instant heater that's amplified even further by none other than Critical Impact who adds another range of bass tones and some crisp rolling breaks.
You know who you are. Journey - 85 BPM. The Church - 72 BPM. Rasta Fire - 74 BPM. Dutty Vagabond - 69 BPM. Politician - 75 BPM. Journey dub verision - 85 BPM. The Church dub verision - 72 BPM. Rasta Fire dub verision - 74 BPM.
Dutty Vagabond dub verision - 69 BPM. Politician dub verision - 75 BPM. No Time To Waste. Hide - BPM. Review: Regal manoeuvres going on right here as Hawk1ng goes all guns blazing on us with this Liondub International debut. Last but definitely not least we have 'All The Things' where a big wobblesome bassline stretches out under a deep space rhythm. Don't be wasteful. E - "Ruffff" - 57 BPM. Review: Now on their sixth Jungle To The World collection, Liondub International and Marcus Visionary get straight into their stride with this latest gigantic collection of contemporary jungle slap-abouts.
Some massive names, too Worldly wise. Nightlife EP. Got U - BPM. Again Ft. Patexx - BPM. Bally'd Up - BPM. Nightlife - BPM. Vibes range from some of his gulliest beats to date 'Again' with Patexx and 'Unknown' with Kumo to some of his raviest misbehaviour ever release 'Got U' and 'Nightlife' Massiveness all round, someone better call emergency services on this one.
Review: Liondub International ring the alarm on another riddim trip as Blackout Ja, Liondub and Rumble get busy on the versions once again.
Authentic Jamaican style, if it's nice - play it twice! Liondub High Rollers Vol 4. Every - BPM. Horizon - BPM. F gets lively on Liondub International with this bubblesome collection of rollers.
Vibes span the spectrum: 'On My Mind' twists heads and faces with a sick arpeggio, 'All I Ever Needed' is sterner than your dad when you got caught shoplifting, 'Every' balances the rough with the smooth as sexy RnB vocals get wrapped around grotty bass groans while 'Horizon' should come with a government health warning.
High and mighty. Conrad Subs. Ravers EP. Ravers - BPM. Under Pressure - BPM. Proper Things - BPM. Pure batteridge! The Process. The Process - BPM. Soundwave - BPM. The Abyss - BPM. Review: Longstanding Belgian grot peddler Mamoet returns to Liondub International with a firing four track adventure where emotion and drama is laced into his high octane jump-up style.
Highlights include the introspective tones and focus of 'The Process', the grizzly, tightly knit funk of 'Soundwave' and the mournful feels and great sense of space on 'The Abyss'. Spiralling - BPM. Forever - BPM. Review: Fresh from calling out the crooked people in power on 24 Karat, Joely returns to Liondub International with this killer collection of greasy bassline bubblers. Last but not least the title track 'Forever' brings the EP to a wonderfully restrained climax.
Woozy, subtle and different; Joely bringing a refreshing twist to the mix. Review: It's always good to see new heat land from the Liondub International crew, this time welcoming Jinx In Dub and Bluntskull inside for a vibrant 8 track set, opening up alongside Suku for the fiery hook lines of 'Wicked', followed closely grizzly bass intertwines and crunchy percussive influences of 'Bim Bam' alongside Bay-C. Collaboration is clearly a big theme on this project, opening up further with Cheshire Cat jumping into play with the classic hip hop drum drives and syncopated chords of 'Hotta Hotta', before Skarra Mucci takes us back to the 90's with a super smooth roller in 'Listen To Me Now'.
Finally, two hard hitting rollers, firstly seeing Capital D deliver a tidy chopped up vocal line on the skip-inspiring rhythms of 'Blaze Up', before Natty Campbell's toasted vocal additions on 'None Ah Dem' see the project out in style. Fire from start to finish! Don't Stop - 58 BPM. Lifestyle feat Navigator - BPM.
Let's Go - BPM. Funktional - BPM. Underground Energy - BPM. True Love - BPM. Mega Clear - BPM. Review: Nicky Blackmarket and Liondub together on one massive album Talk about a major league meeting of jungle minds! Each cut is a heavyweight but if we're squeezed for persies then the bulldozing blends of 'Don't Hold Back', the sweet skank slaps of 'Funktional' and the nice-up OD of 'Tune In Refix' are definitely key takeaways.
War Ting Remixes. War Ting original mix - 70 BPM. Review: Holy moly! Riko Dan takes us deep down into the trenches with this militant version excursion on Liondub International. All flavours, all fire: Original Sin blasts off with a mid s tasting tear-up, Vital Techniques brings the bumping bassline 4x4 action while P Skinna streamlines the vibe with the purring drill take.
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