#BUJU BANTON MURDERER BREAKBEAT REMIX SERIES#

вЂњIt is prophecied in the book that вЂyoung men I calleth upon you because you are strong.вЂ™ Now if the young men fail to heed that call heвЂ™s gonna call upon the young women, and if they fail heвЂ™s gonna call up on the babies and s*ckling, and if they fail heвЂ™s gonna call upon the rocks and the stones.вЂќ вЂњKoffee is a beautiful artist,вЂќ said Banton.

In his recent interview with Hot 97, Buju praised Koffee while stressing the importance of supporting young artistes. Koffee picked up her first Grammy award this year, which comes almost a decade after Buju Banton won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album for his classic album, Before The Dawn. Everyone is on board and safety measures will always be priority.вЂќ вЂњWe will see, but the plan is to release a visual soon so weвЂ™re working out the logics and getting the proper permits to shoot. вЂњThe original plan was to release the remix with a music video but as you can see Coronavirus restrictions are making it hard to get things done right now,вЂќ sources inside the singerвЂ™s team told Urban Islandz. WeвЂ™re told that Koffee and Buju BantonвЂ™s teams are planning to shoot a visual for the single for release sometime soon. вЂњYes di pressure is real and the whole world a feel yet we nah give up / Overflowing of the cup and the system corrupt / Look how hard some a work and its still not enough / Unno lockdown the world and nobody nah workДЄnd no food nuh deh inna di house while di bills pile up,вЂќ the reggae icon sings. Therefore, itвЂ™s no coincidence that Buju BantonвЂ™s remix arrives at this pivotal time, and yes, weвЂ™ve been yearning for a collaboration between the Gargamel and Koffee. Now weвЂ™re on the verge of another major lockdown globally as Coronavirus virus cases are showing signs of another spike. The young reggae/dancehall deejay dropped the original version of the single back in July when most of the world was slowly easing lockdown restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Label head Chuggy slides behind the mixing desk for an extended Discomix that stretches, loops and dubs the vocal and dub back forth, to close a glimpse at this uniquely British phenomenon, taking reggae closer to it's heart and soul.Koffee taps Buju Banton for вЂњPressureвЂќ remix. Recorded again at TMC (Tooting Music Centre) Recording Studios - working alongside the likes of Dillinger, Tradition and New Musik - Everything Is Fine rides a beautiful soul reggae rhythm as Trevor (Drums) and Lloyd (Bass) Robinson set the foundations, while One Blood provide the Dub mix.ДЄ true love's lament, a song of hope, serenity and pure vibes. Written with One Blood's Lloyd Robinson, with the rest of band of Robinson brothers providing the rhythm section, this is pure South London sound system music. Their debut, Everything Is Fine rides the Lovers sound at its peak. Three Lewisham friends, Angela Richardson on lead vocals, with Geselle and Janie backing, were active from 1982 to 1990, but are really remembered for the early recordings made with Neville King.

#BUJU BANTON MURDERER BREAKBEAT REMIX SERIES#

Review:В To close the 3 EP reissue series of Neville King and Lee Laing's King & City label, the all female group Charisma are presented with their summer infused Lovers cut, Everything Is Fine.

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