DIGITAL ENGLISH – DUB PLATE STYLE VOL.1 198X
Digital English – Dub Plate Style Vol.1 Overview
This season, sound system parties are buzzing with the energy of the compilation “Dub Plate Style Vol. 1.” The riddim behind this set comes from Digital English, a respected name in the dancehall world. Digital English is known for his sharp digital productions that helped shape the UK dancehall sound. On this project, he teams up with legendary producer Philip Smart for the track Digital English & Philip Smart — Version. Philip Smart, who worked at the famous HC&F studio in New York, is known for his work with many reggae greats. The bashment flow on this compilation is perfect for sound system culture. Heavy basslines, crisp snares, and catchy hooks make each track a favorite for selectors and dancers. The riddim’s digital edge keeps the party moving, while the vocalists bring their own style. Daddy Pecka & Screechie Dan — Rising To The Top is a standout, with Screechie Dan bringing his New York dancehall experience. Daddy Pecka also shines solo on Daddy Pecka — Badness A Chuck. Junior Wilson, known for his classic “Ghetto People Broke,” delivers strong vocals on Junior Wilson — Jamaica. Ken Albert brings smooth vibes on Ken Albert — Unforgettable Love. With other tracks like Ranking Joe — Fade Away and Knight Rider — Rough Rider, “Dub Plate Style Vol. 1” is now a must-play for any bashment set. The compilation celebrates the true spirit of sound system culture.
Tracklist:
- Daddy Pecka & Screechie Dan – Rising To The Top
- Daddy Pecka – Badness A Chuck
- Digital English & Philip Smart – Version
- Junior Wilson – Jamaica
- Ken Albert – Unforgettable Love
- Knight Rider – Rough Rider
- Nippa T – Yardie A Yardie English A English
- Original Computer Packman – Love Making
- Original Computer Packman – Punnany Canibal
- Ranking Joe – Fade Away
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