Djslick44 Music News: Spragga Benz - Push up ur hands on the Asphalt Rid...

Djslick44 Music News: Spragga Benz - Push up ur hands on the Asphalt Rid...: THE RIDDIM WHICH IS COMPILE WITH 14 TRACKS   Produced by LIV UP RECORDS FEATURE  ARTISTS LIKE I-OCTANE, CHRONIXX, KABAKA PYR...

Spragga Benz - Push up ur hands on the Asphalt Riddim creating wave

THE RIDDIM WHICH IS COMPILE WITH 14 TRACKS  

Produced by LIV UP RECORDS

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I-OCTANE, CHRONIXX, KABAKA PYRAMID, BUGLE, TONY FRASS, I WAYNE, PRESSURE, ASSASSIN, TNEZ, FLIPPA, RATIGAN, 
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Djslick44 Music News: MR.CORE MAKING A NAME FOR HIS SELF WORKING AT FUTU...

Djslick44 Music News: MR.CORE MAKING A NAME FOR HIS SELF WORKING AT FUTU...: Studio Engineer "Shandel Bertram" who goes by the name Mr.Core will soon have friends and fans rocking to his new beat and son...

MR.CORE MAKING A NAME FOR HIS SELF WORKING AT FUTURISTIK RECORDS

Studio Engineer "Shandel Bertram" who goes by the name Mr.Core will soon have friends and fans rocking to his new beat and song called "Girl Wine Up" soon to be Release By Futuristik Records produce by Joel Gordon. 

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TONY FRASS CREATING WAVE ON THE ASPHALT RIDDIM

THE RIDDIM WHICH IS COMPILE WITH 14 TRACKS 

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PATEXX - RED PARTY CUP PRODUCE BY STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT

A Party Mi say 

All ABOUT THE CUP WEH MI DRINK FROM

there are quite a few summer songs that selectors and disc jocks believe are doing well Going into the busy party season However, it is still early days so more songs are likely to pop up on the radar.

 but I believes  PATEXX-RED PARTY CUP is also contending to be top song for the season.
The song have been getting heavy rotation on local radio station within hours of the release.

But unlike last year where a few songs were the summer hits, I also see and think  PATEXX-RED 

PARTY CUP  can be the ultimate summer song for 2013

Produce by Oliver Wright  the men behind Studio Vibes Productions along with Adrian Jones. 

The producers have been in the business of mixing beats since 2006. Studio Vibes are multifaceted producers, which is arguably a team to reckon with in the music fraternity. Studio Vybz are the producers to be on the lookout for in 2013, with a recent hit of the Smear Bass rhythm, the duo have been hitting the right notes since the release of Illusion rhythm.

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Djslick44 Music News: Shaking the vintage tag By Howard Campbell Observe...

Djslick44 Music News: Shaking the vintage tag By Howard Campbell Observe...: THE techno beats of Horace Andy's latest songs bounce off the walls of his spacious West Kingston studio. "Mek mi hear dat aga...

Shaking the vintage tag By Howard Campbell Observer senior writer

THE techno beats of Horace Andy's latest songs bounce off the walls of his spacious West Kingston studio.

"Mek mi hear dat again," he shouts to the engineer, then gives a thumbs-up to the final cut.

ANDY... it hard getting mi new songs play (PHOTO: REGGAEINC.COM)  1/1

The studio 'audience', which also includes aspiring artistes and technical crew, also approve the uptempo tracks.

Andy hopes the songs will also impress local disc jockeys whom he says have not been as receptive to his current recordings.

"It hard getting mi new songs play...All dem waan play is the old song dem, and' wi give thanks, but mi not getting a thing from the old tune dem," he told the Sunday Observer.

One Order is the name of the 62-year-old Andy's latest album, a self-produced, 18-track marathon.

Hear Say is its lead single; a music video has also been released but Andy bemoans the lack of local response.

"Mi feel a way cause yuh do everything wey dem ask an' it still not happening," he says. "Is like mi mustn't do nothin new."

Lack of airplay for their new productions is a familiar cry from Jamaican artistes from the 1960s and 1970s who struggle to shake the tag of 'vintage artiste'.

Not that Andy — whose many hits include Skylarking, Just Say Who, See a Man's Face and Zion Gate — has not done well for himself in recent times.

The past 12 years has seen him strike up a fruitful partnership with British trip-hop group, Massive Attack, whose members grew up in the city of Bristol listening to his classic songs.

Massive Attack have sampled several of those hits including Angel, Spying Glass and Girl I Love You. Andy has toured the world with them, winning new fans in countries like Israel and New Zealand.

"Massive really push mi to a next level...Everything yuh see I have is through Massive Attack," he says.

From Allman Town, Horace Andy (real name Horace Hinds) is among the flood of roots-reggae artistes who emerged in Jamaica during the 1970s.

His distinct falsetto was first recorded by producer Phil Pratt in the late 1960s. Next stop was Clement 'Coxson' Dodd's Studio One where he cut some of his most famous songs such as Skylarking, Just Say Who and Mr Bassie.

Andy later recorded hit songs for Bunny Lee (Angel, Zion Gate), the Hoo Kim brothers (Girl I Love You) and Derrick Harriott (Lonely Woman).

Claiming he has been exploited by Jamaican producers, Andy says he has not recorded for a Jamaican producer in over 20 years.

Last month, he wrapped his latest collaborations with Massive Attack. He is scheduled to start a three-month world tour with them in June.

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