And, since Steppas and Digital elements are heavily celebrated in the vital Polish Reggae scene, you also find pushing beats in Rolling Thunder (with vocal lightning added by Kojo Neatness and Gardna) and All Night Long. Soulful contributions such as the moral Clean Up by Greg Blackman or the vocal splendour of Takeyce-Ti in Freedom Train are present as well.
As previewed by their creator, the twelve tracks on volume 2 lean heavily on Roots and Dub traditions, as the opening piece No Walls by UK singer Dub Princess and the closing Space aptly demonstrate. In a collaborative effort of his own Superfly Studio and the renowned Moonshine Recordings, both volumes will be available digitally and on vinyl, catering to the increasing appetite of black gold lovers worldwide.īut let's take a look at each release in more detail. 3 explores genres such as Dancehall, Jungle, World Music, Electro and HipHop."īeing familiar with the incredible amount and quality of production this man puts out (in fact, he is one of the leading producers from Poland, if not Europe!), his favourites are bound to become our favourites as well. 2 is a Reggae and Dub compilation, while vol. I decided to divide them in two separate albums. Marek Bogdanski himself, the man behind this monumental work, introduces his release thus: " It's a compilation of my favourite productions that I made in last few years since I released Riddim Machine vol. Just to make that clear from the start: there is no way I can mention every one of them in this review, even though they all deserve attention. 3Ģ6!!! That's not only a beautiful figure (my day of birth and " 8" in numerology, representing Karma), but also the number of tracks on Dreadsquad's new releases The Riddim Machine Vol. Review Album Review: Dreadsquad - The Riddim Machine Vol.
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