This man is sending shockwaves throughout the reggae and dubstep
world, a purveyor of the 8-Bit sound backed by modern computer
muscle, Disrupts album Foundation Bit sold out in a day and required
immediate repress, packed with nuff original productions in his uniqu
style as well is his takes on classic riddims such as Tempo and Peenie
This man is sending shockwaves throughout the reggae and dubstep
world, a purveyor of the 8-Bit sound backed by modern computer
muscle, Disrupts album Foundation Bit sold out in a day and required
immediate repress, packed with nuff original productions in his uniqu
style as well is his takes on classic riddims such as Tempo and Peenie
This man is sending shockwaves throughout the reggae and dubstep
world, a purveyor of the 8-Bit sound backed by modern computer
muscle, Disrupts album Foundation Bit sold out in a day and required
immediate repress, packed with nuff original productions in his uniqu
style as well is his takes on classic riddims such as Tempo and Peenie
The other half of Jahtari steps up for the second 10” with a blisteringly
authentic digital sound again, pumped out with analog gear. Rootah’s
production sounds like a cross between Basic Channel and the most
delightfully obscure 80’s dancehall and this is what forms the crux of
his sound-his Detroit techno background coupled with his deep
The other half of Jahtari steps up for the second 10” with a blisteringly
authentic digital sound again, pumped out with analog gear. Rootah’s
production sounds like a cross between Basic Channel and the most
delightfully obscure 80’s dancehall and this is what forms the crux of
his sound-his Detroit techno background coupled with his deep
The other half of Jahtari steps up for the second 10” with a blisteringly
authentic digital sound again, pumped out with analog gear. Rootah’s
production sounds like a cross between Basic Channel and the most
delightfully obscure 80’s dancehall and this is what forms the crux of
his sound-his Detroit techno background coupled with his deep
Mikey Murka, who has just released his new album In the Name of Love on Reality Shock Records, tells a story of how he’s back on the scene again and tells the story that pays homage to all the UK sounds and Veterans. Big tings a gwaan fi Mikey this year fi real!
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