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The Dynamics Cover Curtis Mayfield With Move On Up!

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Love this reggaefied remake of the Curtis Mayfield classic Move On Up by The Dynamics. It’s a really nice remake from the band from France and once I heard it it was like this is nice and chill perfect for like background music for chill parties or to chill to in the background. The vocals are laidback and smooth and somewhat sexy. The song is from The Dynamics album Version Excursions which is an album of covers in this style which I highly recommend. Anyone into covers or reggae, soul, funk music should check out the album. Link to iTunes music store below as well.

Move On Up by Curtis Mayfield
Move On Up by The Dynamics

Posted in 2007, Album.

Tagged with chill, Curtis Mayfield, downtempo, dub, funk, r&b, reggae, soul, The Dynamics.

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By admin – December 9, 2010
The Two. Fifteens – … (Free EP)

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I’m proud to present you with this FREE EP from The Two. Fifteens, a duo out of Cali that combines Hip-Hop, Dub, IDM and other abstract frequencies into a truly futuristic Thanksgiving dinner. This four track *and one bonus* EP is a premiere to their Effective When Used After… LP, and is a great example of what happens when two individuals aren’t afraid to truly express themselves and their influences. Kudos to Darkie (yes, that Darkie) on the cover art, and for the mighty Daddy Kev’s mastering job – they told me that his tweaking really opened up their creations – I’d say rock this in your headphones, but the depth of these subs really belong in your whip!

Download free ep here:

Posted in 2010, FREE Music.

Tagged with dub, hip hop, idm, The Two Fifteens.

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By admin – October 20, 2010
Billie Jean by Shinehead

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The anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death came and went last week so I figured I’d do at least one post of a cover or sample or remix of a famous Michael Jackson track. I figured posting about this Shinehead cover of his big hit Billie Jean. I only discovered this cover a little over ten years ago and it dates way back to just after Mr. Jackson had released his big hit – 1984. I love this remake and I love how it has a very chill summery hot sunny sound to it. It’s perfect in Shineheads trademark dub and dancehall style. From Shinehead’s album Rough & Rugged. Bet you didn’t know this cover existed did you?

Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
Billie Jean by Shinehead

Click the album artwork below to download the digital version of Rough & Rugged.

Posted in 1984, Album.

Tagged with cover, dancehall, dub, Michael Jackson, pop, r&b, ragga, reggae, remake, Shinehead.

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By admin – July 4, 2010
The Orb Remix of Time To Make You Mine (In My Dreams Mix) by Lisa Stansfield

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The Orb remixing Lisa Stansfield? Yes it actually really does work and I love this a little more than the original. The Orb add their signature spacey dub electronic ambient sound to Lisa Stansfield original and make it a long droning chugging adventure. The end result is 10 minute ambient dub adventure. Perfect to chill to with the soulful vocals of Lisa Stansfield. Check both versions out below and you’ll know what I’m talking about. It’s perfect.

This remix came out in 1992 at the height of The Orb’s big breakthrough with their The Orb’s Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld double CD. The original song comes off of Lisa Stansfield’s self titled Lisa Stansfield album

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Time To Make You Mine by Lisa Stansfield
Time To Make You Mine (In My Dreams Mix) by Lisa Stansfield

Posted in 1992, Single.

Tagged with ambient, dub, electronic, Lisa Stansfield, pop, remix, The Orb.

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By admin – October 4, 2009

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