O.K Come March 3rd 2009, you have to , have to pick up this album!!!!!!! It's called Streetwise/Dubwise and it will be available on I-Tunes! When I went to the LINK TO TAKE A LISTEN I was immensely impressed by the VARIETY of the songs. Here is the official press release below: Believe me it is worth a listen!!!
Zojak World Wide is pleased to announce the first single from Streetwise/Dubwise, Jamaican producer Kirkle Dove's innovative dub album, is now available on I-Tunes. "Give It To Me" featuring Ce'Cile and Courtney John is a lively dub blend of dancehall, reggae, soca and rock music. "Give It To Me" is a tune that crosses definitions of genre and places the producer, Kirkle Dove, within the category of artist, much like King Tubby, Scientist and others have done with roots reggae. Kirkle Dove is the first to experiment in this way with modern dancehall beats. To be released March 3, 2009, Streetwise/ Dubwise provides a fresh approach to experience reggae music.
n addition to the Courtney John and Ce'Cile single which is available today, producer Streetwise /Dubwise brings together Anthony B, Toots Hibbert (of Toots & The Maytals), Mr. Vegas, sax maestro Dean Fraser, dancehall artist Determine and others in a unique blend of crucial groovy reggae vibes on the album itself. This time however, Bennett steps out of the traditional producer role and takes the music to places it hasn't been seen in years. Combining the essence of Kingston, Jamaica's street culture and the dub/remix genre, Streetwise/Dubwise presents a clever and thoughtful take on current reggae and dancehall music.
On "Peanut Man" Toots Hibbert and Kirkle Dove create a refreshing international sound by fusing vintage vibes with modern production. The track "River Bed", featuring Aisha Davis, is Bennett's dub reprise of his smash Dutchpot Riddim, the same riddim that launched Mr Vegas hit "Tek Weh Yuhself" in 2008, and is sure to take over the dancefloor again. Not to be left out, Mr. Vegas returns with "Daggering", a playful, mento induced track to make even the stiffest of hips move to the beat. In short, Streetwise/Dubwise will have something for reggae fans looking for a new sound, dub fans waiting for the next Jamaican dub producer to make a mark and dance goers hunting for original beats to move along to. The movement begins today with Ce'Cile and Courtney John's "Give It To Me". Streetwise/Dubwise drops March 3, 2009.
"Give it to Me" is so catchy, its got a mix of ska, reggae, doo-wop, and pop at the same time. Real music ya'll. Real music. I'm sold!!!! Here is the track listing. Those that are in blod you can listen to it their entirety on the Streetwise/Dubwise page.
Anthony B ---- Intro
Rory & Jeffrey Star ---- Far Away
Kirkledove ----Rolling Diddless
Aisha ---- River Bed/Dutch Pot Riddim
Mr. G ---- Drum Pan
Toots Hibbert ---- Peanut Man
Determine ---- Drum Man A Come
Kirkledove ---- Bubble To The Music
Courtney John & Cecile ---- Give It To Me
Mr. Vegas ---- Daggering
Courtney John ---- Lighten
Dean Fraser & Aisha ---- Salsa Reggae Dance
Shantell ---- Jah Jah See Dem
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