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Title:
Folk Riddims
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MP3 album size:
1292 mb
FLAC album size:
1953 mb
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Rating:
4.9 ✪

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U-Man - Folk Riddims
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Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Welcom 0:16
2 Digital War
Featuring – Squidly Cole*
4:45
3 Jah Love Is Great
Featuring – Squidly Cole*
4:55
4 Cant Sit Down
Featuring – Sizzla Kalonji*, Squidly Cole*
4:54
5 Please Jah
Featuring – Wild Life
4:55
6 One More Mouth
Featuring – Wild Life
6:54
7 No Vampire
Featuring – Wild Life
5:16
8 Me Or My Money
Featuring – Wild Life
6:02
9 Do Your Thing
Featuring – Nomadee
6:01
10 My Place
Featuring – Wild Life
6:17
11 One More Walk
Featuring – Wild Life
4:59
12 Tournez Manège 0:32

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed By – Kudos
  • Mastered At – DTB Studio

Credits

  • Electric Bass – Nico Gomez
  • Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Ronnie Rae Jr. (tracks: 4, 7)
  • Executive-Producer – Laurent Ugolini
  • Organ [B4] – Ronnie Rae Jr.
  • Saxophone – Seb Chaumont

Notes

Mastered at DTB Studio, Nice, France.

In digipak case.

Made in EU.
Distributed by Kudos Records.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 050580 550810
  • Matrix / Runout: U-MAN 1120102
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LR31
Reviews:
  • Mustard Forgotten
Reggae music and its influence are now international, being made in every country in the world. But where many producers get stuck in repeating the old and familiar, Laurent “U-Man” Ugolini and his Down The Bush label do not.In fact, Down The Bush music could scarcely be described as any genre – melding smooth jazz, skittish beats and free range floaty sounds. This loose yet tight, anything goes approach has reached its culmination in latest release Folk Riddims – where U-Man’s irreducible ingredients meet the Rastafarian lyrics of Jamaican artists Sizzla Kalonji, Wild Life and long-time collaborator Squidly Cole.Cole - drummer extraordinaire and son of rocksteady pioneer Stranger – kicks off with Digital War, on a tough roots reggae rhythm inspired by Dennis Brown’s classic Down In The Tenement Yard. But the album soon changes direction: as Squidly reminds us that Jah Love Is Great over some cool Rhodes driven lounge room soul - mixing cultural upliftment with nursery rhymes and nonsense scat. This refusal to be pigeon-holed is perfectly suited to U-Man’s second guest - none other than Sizzla Kalonji. The man of a million rhythms teams up with Squidly for Can’t Sit Down to an army of mechanical claps, metallic synth groans and John Barry-esque strings. Next – and most heavily featured - is Sizzla’s fellow Caveman sound graduate Wildlife, leaving behind the traditional roots reggae of his own solo work. Here his deep gruff voice sings out amidst heartbeat drums, wolf howls, and snake charming sax for the swirling Vampires. In a glorious paradox, he asks the ladies to link him in the real, rather than the online, during the decidedly digital hybrid My Place. The final guest, Austrian polymath Nomadee, tells everyone to “Do Your Thing” – as simple an explanation of the U-Man philosophy as you’re going to get.Call it ancient stories in the modern world. Call it what you want. U-Man and his friends do it their way, and are sure it’s like nothing you’ve heard before…Angus Taylor.